Thursday, October 3, 2024

Nourishing Roots: The Enduring Significance of Centennial Farms

Black Farm History Matters Guest Writer: Ms. Amber Eady In the heart of Georgia's agrarian landscape, where the soil is rich with history and the air carries the scent of tradition, lies a tapestry of resilience woven by Black centennial farms. For over a century, these families have tended to their lands with unwavering dedication, preserving...

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