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KUBOTA CARES


“From those who steadily coax crops from the soil to those who shape the ground beneath our feet, thank you. Thank you for feeding our families. Thank you for building our pathways, playgrounds and parks. Every time you plow or plant, you move our communities toward their potential. Every time you dig deep or build up, you move our cities toward their future. Every time you trace the lines of our hopes into hillsides, plains and valleys, you move our nation toward its dreams. That’s why Kubota Tractor Corporation


pledges its philanthropic support to those who move the earth. Because you move us all.” – Kubota Tractor Corporation


These words demonstrate the heart of Kubota Tractor Corporation’s philanthropic endeavors and their com- mitment to help power and empower those who move the earth.


“GEARED TO GIVE”


Kubota Tractor Corporation, in partnership with Farmer Veteran Coalition, established the “Geared to Give” program in March 2015 to provide financial support and donated equipment to U.S. military veterans pur- suing careers in agriculture. To date, six tractors have been donated (two in Iowa) with the most recent one awarded August 30 at the Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa.


“At Kubota we have been very blessed as a company,” said Steven Davies, Kubota regional sales manager. “So we are thrilled to support veterans who farm through our ‘Geared to Give’ program.”


During a special ceremony, Kubota presented Iowa farmer Aaron White with the keys to a Kubota L-Series compact tractor in recognition of his service with the U.S. Marine Corps and for his dedication to farming. The 5th


tion Enduring Freedom.


“Farmer veterans like Aaron have earned the right to a little help,” said Todd Stucke, Kubota senior vice president of sales, marketing and product support. “They have proudly given back to this country through their military service to protect our way of life, and here at Kubota we are proud to help Aaron continue to make a difference in his community by farming in Iowa for many years to come.”


grade teacher and father of three served two tours with the U.S. Marine Corps in support of Opera-


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