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Black Earth: A Family’s Journey from Enslavement to Reclamation

Civil Eats

DECEMBER 10, 2024

Isaiah White harvests kale at his familys fifth-generation farm in Warren County, where the U.S. When the owner of the land where Byron was sharecropping died, he willed Byron at least 10 acres. Patrick Browns nephew Justice White pauses while harvesting organic purple kale. Across the road, peacocks shriek. They must be pets?

Plantation

Plantation Farming Farming Acre

Urban Farms are a Lifeline for Food-Insecure Residents. Will New Jersey Finally Make Them Permanent?

Modern Farmer

JULY 16, 2024

Some are even ready to harvest. The high cost of a permit (up to $5,000 annually) forced her to end her composting program this spring. “It’s really developed into something really beautiful and productive and community-oriented.” It was only after extensive advocacy with other community groups that the U.S.

Food

Food Farming Farming Agriculture

Agriculture Informer

Black Earth: A Family’s Journey from Enslavement to Reclamation

Urban Farms are a Lifeline for Food-Insecure Residents. Will New Jersey Finally Make Them Permanent?

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