These books will help you continue learning about Black history in agriculture and to be inspired toward the community’s future in this industry.
The 2022 Census of Agriculture shows challenges faced by farmers across racially diverse backgrounds, particularly a largely declining trend in farm ownership.
There are several major opportunities for BIPOC students in agriculture education and/or pursuing agriculture as a career to grasp continued access.
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.
When will farmers of color, especially Black farmers, receive the aid from the USDA they have needed for more than 100 years?
FFA is devoted to sourcing creative, eager youth who are passionate about agriculture and addressing its problems in diverse, scientific, and creative ways.
Minority development organization MANRRS held its 37th annual Training Conference and Career Expo with the theme Collaborate, Cultivate, and Motivate.
Black History Month is a chance to take some time to refresh, acknowledge, and/or even learn something about the Black agriculturalist who came before us.
Agriculture Future of America alumnus Nick Tarleton’s passion is to help students, especially those who are underrepresented, find careers in food and ag.