America's Farmers Are Struggling. Can-Am Is Helping Farm Rescue Alleviate Some of the BurdenRideApart[email protected] (Jonathon Klein)Thu, September 24, 2026 at 1:01 PM UTCAdd us on GoogleCan-Am x Farm RescueThe Canadian brand is partnering with Farm Rescue to help fund and support its operations.Farmers are having a tough go of it as of late, largely due to tariffs, immigration crackdowns, climate change, and more, and more and more are being shut out due to big business and big agriculture monopolizing crops, seeds, and even the farming equipment they use.It's leading to a crisis, one where food goes unpicked, soils erode, cancer rates skyrocket due to "necessary" pesticides that are definitely not causing cancers, and we get Dust Bowl 2.0.But this all neglects to see the people all of this is going to affect, as well as the need for them to continue with their family-run farms, the same ones that are fighting those business wants and desires for further monopolies on our food.AdvertisementAdvertisementTo help those struggling farms and farmers, Can-Am recently announced that it had partnered with the nonprofit Farm Rescue organization so as to assist in their mission, help alleviate some of the hardships of farming as a job, and ensure any further food insecurity halts its progress. And that partnership is going to be going for the next three years.Fight Big BusinessJohn Deere Settled $99 Million Right-To-Repair Lawsuit, but Won't Admit Any WrongdoingIf Your Snowmobiles and PWCs Get A Whole Lot More Expensive, Blame Trump's New TariffsThe partnership was announced during the Farm Progress Show in Iowa, and includes $50,000 per year for the next three years in direct monetary support for Farm Rescue, twin Defender side-by-sides for the organization's field operations, and one tricked-out Defender MAX Lone Star Cab that'll be auctioned off with the proceeds further aiding Farm Rescue's mission.According to the nonprofit's site, "Farm Rescue provides planting, haying, harvesting, commodity hauling, and livestock feeding assistance to farm and ranch families who have experienced a major injury, illness, or natural disaster," all of which farmers have endured in the last few years, with storms becoming more violent, a pandemic rolling through the world, and injuries becoming more common due to the United States' amazing healthcare landscape.AdvertisementAdvertisement"Both organizations serve people who embody resilience, determination and a commitment to helping others," said Jérémi Doyon-Roch, Global Marketing Director, Can-Am Off-Road, at BRP. "Can-Am is proud to partner with Farm Rescue because we share a belief that strong communities are built when people show up for one another. Unstoppable isn't for everyone. It's for those -- like Farm Rescue volunteers -- who can't afford to stop when a family's legacy is on the line. Together, we're investing in the families, values and communities that keep agriculture moving forward."Farm Rescue's Executive Director Shari Rogge-Fidler added, "We are so happy to have Can-Am as a partner supporting our mission in this way, spreading the word about our work and raising the critical funding we need to help more farm families."The souped-up Defender Max Lonestar is set to be auctioned off at the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Kentucky, Thursday, February 11 of next year. All proceeds will go directly to Farm Rescue, which will then go to help support its mission.