Seven Veterans honored with Quilt of Valor on June 29

The Carbon Factor: securing the future through carbon sequestration

  • Courtesy Photo During a ceremony held at the Gordon American Legion Post #34 on Sunday, June 29, seven men were honored for their service in the military by receiving a Quilt of Valor. Those Veterans included: Back row (L-R) William Bell (Air Force) and Howard Link (Army). Front row (L-R) Rod Furman (Army), George Vandeveer (Navy), Keith Dorsey (Army), Fred Hlava (Army), and Tom Tuchek (Army).
    Courtesy Photo During a ceremony held at the Gordon American Legion Post #34 on Sunday, June 29, seven men were honored for their service in the military by receiving a Quilt of Valor. Those Veterans included: Back row (L-R) William Bell (Air Force) and Howard Link (Army). Front row (L-R) Rod Furman (Army), George Vandeveer (Navy), Keith Dorsey (Army), Fred Hlava (Army), and Tom Tuchek (Army).
  • Stock Photo Regenerative grazing develops and supports more diversity in plant species that help feed the soil and improves the health and gains of the animals grazing a wider variety of grasses, legumes and forbs.
    Stock Photo Regenerative grazing develops and supports more diversity in plant species that help feed the soil and improves the health and gains of the animals grazing a wider variety of grasses, legumes and forbs.
    (This is part of a series of stories on how emerging technologies are revolutionizing agriculture) Ranchers are constantly working to raise healthy livestock, improve their land, and make their operations more resilient. But there’s another stewardship and earning opportunity many don’t know about, and it’s right under their feet—carbon sequestration. Through regener...

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