Black farmers

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Today there are just 45,000 African American farmers. One man is fighting to save them

Farmers in the southern state weigh in on the challenges that come with growing one of its highest yielding crops.

There are only a handful of Black farmers remaining in Forsyth County, North Carolina, but their impact is changing the region’s food landscape.

Siri Lorece Hirth turned the front lawn of her tiny house rental into a densely planted microfarm. Here, she shares how she created a bounty for her community.

Virginia food scholar, interpreter and chef Leni Sorensen reminisces about the time she met ‘the grand dame of Southern cooking’ Edna Lewis. “I was a guest ...

Joyner started the Conetoe Family Life Center, as the farm is now called, over a decade ago.

Young black female farmer incorporates a social cause into what she does on the land. @sagaresseed IG