Photo by Luke Munchrath, AFBF photo. A Hancock county Indiana farmer is working with fellow veterans to help them find careers in agriculture. Joe Ricker was first introduced to ag through Indiana AgriAbility, which helps farmers with disabilities, before starting his own business. “At Ease Orchard has about 250 apple trees and now about 10 beehives,” he […]
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