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The high cost of a permit (up to $5,000 annually) forced her to end her composting program this spring. Even after slavery was abolished in New Jersey in 1866, white farmers created their own form of sharecropping called “ cottaging ,” where former enslaved Black people would provide labor in exchange for shelter and crops.
When the owner of the land where Byron was sharecropping died, he willed Byron at least 10 acres. It really is modern-day sharecropping. He fertilizes with compost tea, a mixture he creates of compost and water. He found work there as a sharecropper, on a farm down present-day Lickskillet Road.
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