Home › How the Justice for Black Farmers Act Levels the Playing Field
 

Keywords :   


How the Justice for Black Farmers Act Levels the Playing Field

2020-12-22 21:51:54| National Farmers Union

By Mackenzie Jeter, NFU Intern A hundred years ago, agriculture was a relatively diverse profession in the United States: a million Black farmers operated about 14 percent of the countrys farms. The makeup of the modern agricultural workforce could not look more different. Today, there are just 48,000 Blackfarmers a 95 percent decline since […]

Tags: the black field act

Category:Agriculture and Forestry

Latest from this category

All news
17.02How do consumer perceive regenerative agriculture?
17.02Five indicted for alleged $220M cattle fraud scheme
17.02Pork producers pleased with USDA changes to line speed rules
17.02January 2026 meat department sales rise 2.6%
17.02Beef imports and the second-handers
17.02The hidden variable in soybean meal
17.02Filtered on paper, leaking in practice
17.02You vs. You: Dispassionate
Agriculture and Forestry »
18.02'I do not trust them' - top streamers left concerned by Discord age checks
18.02Reform plans to keep UK's budget watchdog
18.02Unlocking Circularity: Expert Perspectives on Battery EPR
18.02WWETT Show 2026 Day Three Preview: Women in Wastewater Awards, Show Floor Demos
18.02WWETT Young Professionals Panel Highlights Opportunity and Growth in Wastewater
18.02Illegal skin lightening cream being sold in UK butchers, watchdog warns
17.02I invested 12,000 in Brewdog - I think I've lost it all
17.02How do consumer perceive regenerative agriculture?
More »