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MANRRS opens up hiring for newly created CEO position
At its national conference in March, known as #MANRRS38, the Executive Committee opted to expand the group’s operations through the creation of a CEO position.
Black Mississippi farmworkers settle discrimination, H-2A lawsuit
Fourteen Black farmworkers from Mississippi settled their case alleging their employer offered better pay and hours to foreign guest workers than them.
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Armenia’s complicated history with wine and grapes
The small Asian nation of Armenia, part of one of the world’s oldest wine regions, traces viticulture back 11,000 years to the South Caucasus Mountains and is where the common grape vine found its roots.
Kentucky man farms land his great-grandfather tilled as a slave
After a 35-year career as a Fortune 500 business executive and economic developer, Jim Coleman has returned to his Kentucky roots to farm.
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Farm labor organization clashes hard with nursery over unionization
Wonderful Nurseries, which is North America’s largest grapevine nurseries, is accusing United Farm Workers organizers of misleading workers to unionize.
Mexican farming technique builds upon unique nutrient-dense islands
Chinampas are small, rectangular, artificial islands built on a lake and are rich in agricultural tradition, especially in Mexico City.
AFT equity report illustrates support opportunities for women in ag
It’s crucial to recognize the valuable contributions women bring to farming and ensure they have equal opportunities for success.
MANRRS opens up hiring for newly created CEO position
At its national conference in March, known as #MANRRS38, the Executive Committee opted to expand the group’s operations through the creation of a CEO position.
Meet Kendall Rae Johnson, America’s youngest certified farmer
Born in Atlanta, Georgia, Kendall Rae Johnson is the nation’s youngest farmer and, with her family, owns and operates an urban youth farm, aGROWKulture.