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USDA scholarship program for HBCU students is suspended
A federal initiative to support students from underserved and rural areas attending historically Black colleges and universities has been put on hold.
Tahja Sims hired as AGDAILY’s 2025 Diversity In Agriculture intern
Tahja Sims, an agricultural economics major and senior at Texas A&M University, has been hired as AGDAILY’s 2025 diversity issues intern, covering a broad range of perspectives and news related to marginalized communities in agriculture.
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Why FFA changed its name, and why it still matters today
Despite changing its name in 1988, FFA is often called “Future Farmers of America,” a reminder of its roots, while not representative of modern missions.
H-2A program is essential to the survival of many American farms
The H-2A program, while far from perfect, keeps American farms running by providing a reliable workforce when local labor simply isn’t available.
New administration rattles 1890 Scholars Program for ag students
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USDA scholarship program for HBCU students is suspended
A federal initiative to support students from underserved and rural areas attending historically Black colleges and universities has been put on hold.