Our Impact

(L to R) Bob Miller, Program Manager Dan Erdmann and Jim Schiffler walk to the combine to take on another day of harvesting soybeans for our 800th farm case. The Birklid family resides in Fort Ransom, North Dakota, and the fall colors and weather conditions could not have been more perfect!

(L to R) Jeff Barnes, Chris Batdorf, Farmer Garrett McFadgen, Matt Blaylock and Chris Davison took some time off from their jobs at John Deere Corporate in the Quad Cities to volunteer at the McFadgen farm in Valley City, North Dakota. Their knowledge, expertise and uplifting personalities made the case that much more special!

Long-time volunteer Garry Deckert poses with this year's Bobby, who happens to take after Garry himself!

Farm Rescue volunteer Erv Geisler attended the Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island, Nebraska, with Senior Development Officer Tim Sullivan. He also attended the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana!

This past April, volunteer Kelly Krog trekked out to Lemmon, South Dakota, to assist with hay hauling efforts in response to the Lemmon Wildfire crisis. 

(L to R) Volunteers Kenneth Chyle, Emil Baranko, Mark Danielczyk and Jeff Moss put forth their skills and knowledge to assist with a harvest case in Baldwin, North Dakota.

(L to R) Volunteers Mike Wilson, North Dakota General Manager of Hess Corporation Brent Lohnes and Gary Krieger converse next to the Gooseneck Implement combine at a case in Ambrose, North Dakota.

(L to R) Steve Satterthwaite, Tim Moore and Mike Wilson pose for a selfie while volunteering at cases in Williston, North Dakota, AND New Salem, North Dakota. The MST crew had fun assisting both families in crisis in the CST timezone!

(L to R) Angels in Blue Vane Clayton, David Frueh, Kenny Crites and Keith Barkema take on a harvest case together down in Rexford, Kansas.

Ken Enstrom and Mike Youngblood give an enthusiastic thumbs up while assisting a family at a planting case in Mankato, Minnesota.

Minot-area volunteers pose in front of the Gooseneck Implement combine before participating in the North Dakota State Fair Parade. They walked over a mile during the event, handing out candy and Farm Rescue materials bringing awareness to our mission!

Volunteers Ron Donohue (far left) and Tom Meyer (far right) pose with the Nord family at a lunch break during planting season. It's all smiles after a good meal!