Tapping into trends, we took on two topics that dominated the nation’s cultural psyche: the COVID-19 pandemic and what it means to be Black in America.

In 2016, I enrolled at Southern University, an 1890 land-grant in Louisiana, to major in Agricultural Sciences. From the moment I got there, I felt seen.

Soil health tests are not the same as soil tests, but the question is which do you need to be a productive and sustainable grower, no matter the scale.

The ACRE Act would prohibit officials at the USDA from discriminating or providing preferential treatment to any person on the basis of race or sex. 

More research will show that farm landlord relationships don’t hinder conservation production methods and, in turn, foster community and trust.

I dread the time change every year because I know it’s the unofficial start to the busy season on the farm, which means extra stresses on my marriage.

This is not a call for safety, because we all try to be safe. This is a call to remember the sacrifice American farmers make for you.

Black leaders are testifying before Congress, and a report shows that just 0.1 percent of the Trump’s coronavirus money went to Black farmers.

With the farm labor shortage, it is more important than ever to attract those just starting to enter the workforce to the agricultural industry. Farming and agriculture are a booming industry, providing plenty of incentives for younger generations. Yet the industry still faces pushback from environmentalists. These misconceptions can deter the next generation — which […]