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.
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.
Fourteen Black farmworkers from Mississippi settled their case alleging their employer offered better pay and hours to foreign guest workers than them.
A bipartisan group of senators from eight states reintroduced the Affordable and Secure Food Act to reform America’s temporary agricultural worker program.
Agriculture students and professionals are gathering in Chicago today for the kickoff of MANRRS38, an annual conference from a minority ag group.
The Equity Commission released its comprehensive look at what the USDA needs to do to promote inclusivity and equal opportunity for those in agriculture.
A study conducted by the University of Georgia reveals that female farmers are more likely to have higher perceived stress and engage in binge drinking.
AGDAILY has hired California native and winemaker David Salazar as its 2024 Diversity In Agriculture intern, in partnership with American Farmland Trust.
In one of the largest collaborative grantmaking efforts ever in the food and farming sector, 15 organizations awarded $2.235 million in grants to support 28 grassroots groups that are on the front lines of working with marginalized farmers and communities. The grantmaking advisory committee — made up of majority Black, Indigenous, and People of Color […]
A third lawsuit is being addressed over the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, which is intended to help people inequitably treated by the USDA.
The Brighter Future Fund continues to assist farmers and ranchers in successfully launching, growing, and sustaining their farms, awarding over $1 million.