This Veterans Day, Pennsylvania Farm Bureau proudly honors the brave men and women who have served our nation, defended our freedoms and made countless sacrifices to protect the American way of life. Today, we recognize the courage, dedication and commitment of our veterans and extend our gratitude for their service to our country.

For many, the call to serve doesn’t end when they take off the uniform. Across Pennsylvania, veterans continue to serve their communities and our nation through agriculture. These individuals understand the sacrifice and responsibility that comes with both military service and farming. Both require significant commitment, resilience and a willingness to put others ahead of yourself.

The life of a farmer is one of service. With long days in the field, early mornings in the barn and a variety of challenges including changing markets and weather. Much like those that serve in armed forces, farmers demonstrate perseverance and determination.

For veteran farmers, these commitments are intertwined. Their experiences in uniform shape the values they bring to their farms, families and communities. Their continued dedication to feeding our country is another meaningful way that they serve their neighbors.

Today, we recognize and thank all veterans, especially those who feed our nation. We are grateful for the sacrifices you and your families have made.

From all of us Pennsylvania Farm Bureau, thank you for your courage, your sacrifice and your dedication to our country. We are proud to stand alongside those who have served. We thank you for your service.

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