Bandera County Farm Bureau donated $2000 to a state relief fund to help Texas Panhandle ranchers impacted by the devastating wildfires this year.
The relief fund, established by Texas Farm Bureau, is collecting monetary donations to help farmers and ranchers rebuild and recover from the staggering losses.
“This is a tough situation for farmers and ranchers and the agricultural community in the Panhandle,” Booker Young, Bandera County Farm Bureau president, said. “We wanted to do our part to help our friends and neighbors get back on their feet.”
The $2000 contribution is one of many donations from across the state and nation pouring into the Farm Bureau relief fund.
“It’s hard to imagine losing everything you own—from the fence surrounding your property to the forage your livestock eat,” Booker said. “They have a long, hard road to rebuild and recover. This donation is our way of supporting them and showing them that Farm Bureau is behind them.
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