What a year. We’re sure everyone will remember 2020 for a variety of reasons. The lockdowns and shutdown of businesses. AnitFa and BLM riots rocking cities across the US, coincidentally, right after our successful – and peaceful – tractor rally. And then for us of course was the tractor rally. Stretching nearly 30 miles with
At our rally following the Convoy For Change, we encouraged attendees to plant a cross. With 2,000 crosses planted in the field, we plan to leave them up as a protest and to draw attention to why we’re here and what the Shut Down & Fed Up movement is about. Why did we choose 2,000
On the morning of May 29th, we didn’t know what to expect. The number of people that indicated they were coming was a lot less than we had hoped for. The night before Bob Gasser asked the crew how many people they thought would attend. The numbers ranged from 500 to 1,201. That morning though,
Shut Down & Fed Up Is Getting Noticed In a short amount of time, word is spread quickly about the Convoy For Change and the Shut Down & Fed Up movement. We appreciate and thank everyone who is sharing the word on Facebook and among the people they know. We also appreciate #TimberUnity spreading the
Shut Down and Fed Up: Taking a Stand for Ag Momentum Grows for May 29 Tractor Convoy Event For Immediate Release – May 22, 2020 Contact: Scott Seus (541)-892-7387 A federal judge in San Francisco earlier today sided with local water users and the federal government, one week before thousands of farmers, ranchers and business
