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Meet the Farmer Helping Black Kentuckians Return to Their Agricultural Roots - Vimarsana News

Meet the Farmer Helping Black Kentuckians Return to Their Agricultural Roots

“Produce with a purpose” is how Ashley Smith describes her vision for Black Soil, the agribusiness she co-founded that links individuals and families with

Obituaries: Marion Jr.; Cowan; Knop - Vimarsana News

Obituaries: Marion Jr.; Cowan; Knop

Kenneth Elonzo "Lucky" Marion, Jr.: 1954 – 2022 Kenneth Elonzo Marion, Jr., "Lucky", 68, of Casper, Wyoming, passed away Saturday, September 10, 2022, in

Cleaver named Small Farmer of the Year by Kentucky State - Vimarsana News

Cleaver named Small Farmer of the Year by Kentucky State

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USDA begins debt relief process for black farmers - Vimarsana News

USDA begins debt relief process for black farmers

POLITICO The payments were approved as a part of the latest Covid-19 relief package. Two farmers stand in their soybean field in Parchman, Miss. | Adrian Sainz/AP Photo Link Copied The U.S. Department of Agriculture said on Friday that it has begun the process for sending $4 billion in direct payments to an estimated 16,000 farmers of color as part of a controversial program aimed at addressing past discrimination. The Farm Service Agency published the first notice of funding availability for eligible borrowers and said it expects payments to resolve outstanding loan debt to begin in June aft...

The CSA's Roots in Black History | Modern Farmer - Vimarsana News

The CSA's Roots in Black History | Modern Farmer

Last spring, farms across the country saw a surge in demand for their CSA programs, with signups and waitlists that flourished at rates not seen before. As families sheltered in place at home and farmers’ markets either closed or ran under tight restrictions, more people turned directly to local farms to guarantee food for the months ahead. Some farmers even introduced home delivery options to bring the boxes directly to consumers’ doors. Yet, even with all the attention surrounding Community Supported Agriculture programs, coupled with the national reckoning following the murder of Georg...