From the farm to 4-H, Katie Collins inspires diverse youth in ag
National 4-H Council winner Katie Collin’s journey in 4-H showcases the power of 4-H, for people of diverse backgrounds and races.
National 4-H Council winner Katie Collin’s journey in 4-H showcases the power of 4-H, for people of diverse backgrounds and races.
Lawmakers from states with strong immigrant populations are again introducing federal legislation that would provide overtime and additional minimum wage protections for farm workers.
Recently, several BASF employees visited Arkansas River Rice Mill, the only black-owned rice mill in the country, to learn more about their operation. The company’s visit also allowed employees to plan for participation in the National Black Growers Council Model Farm Series field days and further company sponsorship in the organization. Dr. Anna Alicea, Cotton […]
As a double-diverse employee, Dr. Anna Alicea has learned to be tactical in bringing her unique skills and personality to the table in agriculture.
The Rhones family is accomplishing goals with the NRCS, producing food, sharing with neighbors, and inviting veterans in crisis to their property.
To support the next generation of agricultural professionals, National Farmers Union Foundation has announced the opening of three ag scholarships.
Over the last three Agriculture Censuses, it has been recorded that Black farmers have increased but the land owned and operated has decreased.
Levi and Danny Leonard-Gorsuch operate B Bar L Hereford Cattle in rural Nebraska, where the couple have built success in their business and community.
People too often feel they need to pick one political side or the other. Yet topics related to diversity, equity and inclusion shouldn’t be partisan.
Growing food hasn’t been J’Quincy Jones Sr.’s only mission. Sweet Jones Farms is building community well-being through agricultural experiences and education.