By Jamie Martin
Busch Light is bringing back its Farming Cans nationwide this July, helping promote American agriculture and raise support for farm families.
With each case of Farming Cans sold from July 1 to 31, 2025, Busch Light will donate $0.10 to Farm Rescue, up to a total of $200,000.
Farm Rescue is a nonprofit that provides vital help to family farms facing crises, offering services like planting, haying, harvesting, and livestock feeding.
With Busch Light's support since 2019, Farm Rescue has already received nearly $1.5 million in donations and helped over 1,200 families in farming states such as Iowa, Nebraska, and North Dakota.
This year's special cans feature the U.S. Farmed seal for the first time. This seal means that at least 95% of the product’s ingredients are grown in the United States, encouraging customers to “Choose Beer Grown Here.”
Busch Light, made by Anheuser-Busch, sources nearly all its ingredients from more than 700 American grower partners, spending over $700 million annually. Many of these relationships span generations, reflecting the company’s long-standing ties to agriculture.
By combining the appeal of a limited-edition product with real support for farmers, Busch Light continues to show its dedication to the farming community.
The Farming Cans campaign not only honors the hardworking growers behind each sip but also offers fans an opportunity to support them directly.
With American consumers increasingly choosing U.S.-made goods, Busch Light’s Farming Cans give people a reason to raise a can for a good cause.
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