Rural communities only work because of selfless volunteers like these three farmers, who also happen to be firefighters. Neighbor volunteers are often the first on the scene of rural emergencies, including fires, severe weather and floods. Here are the stories of three of those farmer firefighters, and why it’s more important than ever for farmers and ranchers to consider joining their local fire departments. Read more…
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