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Wednesday, April 1, 2026 at 12:50 PM

Keystone Agricultural Society Grows Community in Fallon

Keystone Agricultural Society Grows Community in Fallon

In a region where agricultural heritage runs deep, a young nonprofit is sowing new seeds of community involvement and youth development. The Keystone Agricultural Society, based in Nevada, is inviting local residents to join Battleborn Keystones, its Fallon/Churchill County chapter, for a year of free membership and hands-on learning opportunities.

Founded with a mission to foster self-growth, leadership, and sustainable agriculture, the Keystone Agricultural Society offers interactive programs designed to enrich families and individuals. The organization focuses on youth and family development, providing a safe environment for members to discover their talents, develop new skills, and participate in community service. “We give members the opportunity for personal growth through programs designed to discover and develop their talents, learn new skills, grow in communication and leadership abilities, participate in community service, and cultivate a greater understanding of the value of agriculture in our lives,” the group said in a statement.

Battleborn Keystones is opening its doors to new members with a special offer: membership for 2026 is free, and fees won’t be due until January 2027. The first tie for youth showing livestock is also complimentary. When dues resume, families pay $40 per year, while individuals pay $20. Membership runs on a calendar year and is prorated quarterly, making participation accessible for all.

The organization currently hosts several unique groups and programs, including Goats, Reptiles, Legos, Youth Leadership, and the Nuestra Herencia Dance Group. Members with experience are encouraged to lead new groups as interests emerge, ensuring the program lineup evolves alongside the community’s needs.

“While you have options as to where to settle you or your family, we sincerely hope you will choose Battleborn Keystones as your home for agricultural enrichment,” the society said.

For more information or to join, contact Dave Emmons at [email protected] or call 775-426-8673.

The Keystone Agricultural Society’s efforts reflect a broader movement to strengthen rural communities, offering opportunities for personal growth and a deeper connection to Nevada’s agricultural roots.

 

 

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