In addition to the “Geared to Give” program, Kubota Tractor Corporation provides philanthropic support through equipment and/or funding to the following organizations and programs:
NATIONAL FFA ORGANIZATION The National FFA Organization prepares future generations for the challenges of feeding a growing popula- tion. Through Kubota’s financial support, FFA is helping to ensure a bright future for the next generation of agricultural leaders.
YOUNG FARMER & RANCHER AWARD PROGRAM The Young Farmer & Rancher Award Program provides leadership opportunities and resources that support young farmers, ranchers and agriculture professionals as they develop into the industry’s future leaders. Each year Kubota donates 250 hours of free tractor use to outstanding young farmers in select states to help them continue pursuing their dreams.
PROGRESSIVE AGRICULTURE FOUNDATION – SAFETY DAYS PROGRAM Kubota provides financial sponsorship and support to the Progressive Agriculture Foundation and their mis- sion to provide education and training to make farm, ranch and rural life safer and healthier for children and their families. Each year, the Progressive Agriculture Safety Days program reaches more than 80,000 children and adults across the country with hands-on safety training.
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