In a poignant struggle for justice, Blaine and Diane Smith, a Black farming couple in Georgia, are embroiled in a legal battle to reclaim land
Black farmers, representing a mere 1.4% of the nation’s farmers, have long faced discriminatory practices. Their struggle for justice and equity continues in the face
The American agricultural landscape has a rich and complex history, marked by progress and persistent inequalities. Among these disparities is the underrepresentation of Black farmers
Urban farming is on the rise, and within this growing movement, Black farmers are playing a crucial role in revitalizing communities, improving food access, and
Model Indy Officinalis has partnered with National Geographic on a new television show titled “Farm Dreams.” The show centers around Officinalis’ passion for helping others
Samantha Banks is a wife, a mother of five, and the CEO of Financial ID Capital LLC, a boutique accounting firm. She is also the
A federal judge in Wisconsin has ordered a temporary halt to a $4 billion federal loan relief program aimed at helping Black farmers and other
The burgeoning business of hemp cultivation may be able to save the Black farmer. Industrial hemp is now becoming big money for food packaging. Black
For the past several decades the plight of the Black farmer has been largely ignored by many in the United States, including major civil rights
The legalization of marijuana by many states across the country is garnering big business for growers and distributors. It is estimated that the legal marijuana trade
On Monday, July 18, 2011, Tea Party darling and Republican presidential nominee Michele Bachmann again attacked the Pigford Settlement while touring flooded farm land in
