In 1984, a Texas school district received 640 acres of farmland; decades later, volunteer farmers are using its harvests to raise about $400,000 a year for college scholarships, helping around 300 students

• Farmland donated to a Texas school district in 1984 now funds college scholarships for hundreds of studentsA piece of farmland donated to a small Texas school district more than four decades ago is now helping hundreds of students pay for higher education.
• In Gruver, a town in the Texas Panhandle, local farmers volunteer their time, machinery and farming skills to grow crops on 640 acres of donated land.
• The harvests generate approximately $400,000 annually for scholarships.