Mississippi farmers become ‘beacons’ for ag inclusion
Teresa Ervin-Springs and Kevin Springs manage TKO Farming in Mississippi, while also helping to ease the learning curves in ag through Ancestral BeKin.
Teresa Ervin-Springs and Kevin Springs manage TKO Farming in Mississippi, while also helping to ease the learning curves in ag through Ancestral BeKin.
A third lawsuit is being addressed over the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, which is intended to help people inequitably treated by the USDA.
When will farmers of color, especially Black farmers, receive the aid from the USDA they have needed for more than 100 years?
Minority development organization MANRRS held its 37th annual Training Conference and Career Expo with the theme Collaborate, Cultivate, and Motivate.
Over the last three Agriculture Censuses, it has been recorded that Black farmers have increased but the land owned and operated has decreased.
Although Jon Jackson didn’t know anything about farming, after a decade of being challenged and intensely focused as an Army Ranger, he began Comfort Farms.
This ambassador for the Oklahoma Pork Council is upending pig farming stereotypes with young leadership Tre Smith is not a typical hog farmer. During a FaceTime call, the 22-year-old Black senior at Oklahoma State University wears a gray, long-sleeved Carhartt shirt. “Someone can be better than me,” Smith said, “but they’ll never be better than […]
FarmerJawn operates 4,000 square feet of greenhouse space on five acres of land. This land will support nano farms to grow produce for a corner store.
Heirs’ property owners have long faced injustice in America, and they still face it today. Understanding heirs’ property is important to ag justice.
The partnership between USDA and the Federation of Southern Cooperatives/Land Assistance Fund aims to increase the number of minority landowners.