ADD YOUR VOICE
Your story
deserves to be told
Share Your Story
Every farm has a story. We want to hear yours. Farmers and ranchers across the country are facing rising costs, labor shortages, uncertain markets, weather challenges, and growing pressure on rural communities. The realities behind these challenges are best explained by the people experiencing them every day.
We're collecting short video testimonials from producers across America to help policymakers, the media, and the public better understand what's happening on the ground.
What to Submit
Record a video between 30 seconds and 1 minute sharing:
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Who you are and where you farm
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What you grow or raise
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The biggest challenge you're facing today
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How recent economic or policy changes have affected your operation, family, or community
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Why the future of American agriculture matters to you
Speak in your own words. No script is necessary. The most powerful stories are honest, personal, and authentic.
1. Tips for Recording
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Record on your phone vertically
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Leave room above your head
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Introduce yourself and your operation
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Try and keep your video between 30 and 60 seconds
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If possible, film on your farm, ranch, or place of work
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Speak clearly and naturally
2. Upload Your Video
Complete the form below and upload your video for review. Selected submissions may be featured on the Restore American Agriculture website, social media channels, and other campaign materials.
Tip: If your video file is too large to upload, please share a link to your video using Google Drive, Dropbox, SharePoint, WeTransfer, or another file-sharing service. Make sure the sharing settings allow us to view and download the file.
3. Before You Submit
By submitting your story, you grant Restore American Agriculture permission to review and potentially publish your video, name, location, and operation information as part of this project.
Your story can help put a human face on the challenges confronting American agriculture and ensure that the voices of farmers and ranchers are part of the national conversation.
