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Programs for Farmers — FACT Supporting Humane, Pasture-based farmers nationwide Whether you are currently a humane farmer or interested in transitioning to humane practices, we have programs to support you! Since 2012, FACT’s Humane Farming Programs have ensured the compassionate raising and management of over 60 million livestock and poultry and we’re adding more every day! Join us as we improve our food systems for all.
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Stay informed about our humane farming funding & educational opportunities by signing up for our monthly newsletter Financial Support, Education and Mentorship for Farmers Learn more about our Grants Conference and Workshop Scholarships As funding allows, FACT awards scholarships of up to $400 for livestock and poultry farmers to attend educational events – including virtual events – to learn knowledge, skills and best practices related to humane animal management, business and farm finance, and/or value-added production processes ( photo credit Carolina Meat Conference).
Learn more about our Scholarships FACT’s mentorship program is for all livestock and poultry farmers seeking personalized guidance from an experienced farmer on business strategies and management practices. It is designed for farmers who wish to raise their animals on pasture using sustainable, humane practices.
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