Winding Branch Ranch says it received $25,000 in cash and a $25,000 Kubota equipment voucher to expand its Farm in Motion agricultural-education project in Bulverde. The ranch lists its location at 30640 Leroy Scheel Road.
The award directs $50,000 in cash and equipment toward a Bulverde organization’s hands-on agricultural education work. The ranch says Farm in Motion is intended to create more opportunities for children and families to learn about farming, animal care and sustainable land practices.
How the award works
Kubota’s 2026 program announcement established 10 awards, one for a nonprofit in each of the company’s operating districts. Each recipient gets equal cash and equipment components. Kubota said recipients would be announced in September after an application and judging period.
On its public site, Winding Branch Ranch describes itself as an agricultural resource center and livestock-animal rescue. Its education menu includes field trips and programs named Sprouts and Cultivate, providing the existing local work that Farm in Motion is meant to expand.
What comes next
The next accountability test is how the ranch converts the award into added programming: what equipment it obtains, when Farm in Motion expands and how many additional students participate. Readers can inspect the ranch’s program pages and future project updates from its main site.