Everyone should learn more about the influential Black women in agriculture who I look up to as a professional and hear the Black HERstory they each have.

Amyrose Foll, the leader at Virginia Free Farm, describes her motivation to serve hundreds of meals weekly to Virginia communities surrounding her farm.

The farmers’ markets of agriculture-rich, Southern Maryland are like many across the nation: powered by small and medium-sized family-owned farms and growers.

The Second Morrill Act of 1890 required the former Confederate states to establish Historically Black Land-Grant Universities.

With the help of Georgia congressmen, Sedrick Rowe founded the founded the Southwest Georgia Chapter of the National Young Farmers Coalition.

Across social media and the Sylvanaqua Farms website, Chris Newman, a young Black Indigenous farmer, types truth to power, in an honest, unapologetic tone.

I wondered how students pursuing agricultural degrees were feeling, and if the pandemic and racial justice movement had affected their career aspirations.