The policy brief discusses how systemic racism within the agricultural sector excludes Black, Indigenous, and other people of color (BIPOC) and strategies for addressing longstanding inequalities.
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In the Agroforestry Foundations Online Course, we asked you to reflect on the question, “Why are you interested in agroforestry?”
This sixteen part “how-to” video series facilitated by Black, Indigenous, Latinx and other people of color farmers and land stewards details soil carbon, ways to…
The following reading list is a collection of personal reading recommendations for farmers, food systems activists, regenerative agriculture consultants, permaculturists—whoever is interested in food systems change and autonomous food production. There are a good bit of historical texts in this list, as well as two very contemporary pieces—also easier and more accessible reads language-wise—which give excellent snapshots of what is hot and happening in the movement right now.
If selling at least one product or generating income is a goal of your agroforestry practice, then, it’s important to consider how you will market the product(s) you want to sell. Agricultural marketing includes all the activities producers do in order to promote and sell products to consumers.
Angie & June Provost Farmers & Activists, Provost Farm New Iberia, Louisiana About Angie & June Angela and Wenceslaus Provost Jr. are multi-generational sugarcane farmers…
