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Service Provider Directory for 2025 Farmer Veteran Gathering

November 4, 2025/Nina Saeli

Thank you for registering to attend our 2025 Farmer Veteran Gathering. We would like to provide attendees with a service provider directory. Please complete the survey below. If you have any questions, please contact Tess Noble Strohm tn376@cornell.edu.

Farm Ops: Service Provider Directory Survey (2025 Farmer Veteran Gathering)

Contact Information

Please provide your work contact information, so we can reach out if we have a question. Also this information will be provided on the attendee list, but not on the service provider directory unless you are the main point of contact for your organization.

Name(Required)

First Last

Email(Required)

Phone(Required)

Position in Organization(Required)

Organization Information

The below information is intended for the Service Provider Directory to represent your organization as a whole, not your individual role.

Name of Organization(Required)

Organization’s Address(Required)

Organization’s Website

Organization’s Email Address(Required)

Organization’s Phone Number(Required)

What areas of NYS do you serve? Please provide a list, or weblink of your service locations.(Required)

What Type of Service Provider? Choose all that apply.(Required)

Agricultural service organization

Business service organization

Veteran service organization

Other

Please provide additional information.

Which of these support areas does your organization provide? These will be used as 'tags' for your organization. Choose all that apply(Required)

Administration of Federal Program/Funding

Attorneys

Business Development Consultants

Certified Public Accountants

Crop Consulting

Environmental Management | Conservation

Farm Business Planning

Farm Infrastructure

Financial Service

Grant Sources (Value added business ventures funded)

Grant Writing

Health and Wellness

Insurance

Media and Public Relations

Scouting

Training and Education (Agricultural)

Training and Education (Business)

Training and Education (Veteran Benefits)

Other

Please provide any other service areas/tags.

Describe your organization’s mission and work. What do you want farmers and other service providers to know about your organization and the support that you provide to the agricultural communnity?(Required)

Nina Saeli

Nina retired from active duty in 2009. She and her husband, Jeffrey, own and operate Centurion Farm in Locke, NY. Nina also now works with the Cornell Small Farms Program as coordinator of our Farm Ops project supporting veterans in agriculture.

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