Coverage of agriculture-related news and issues affecting the Appalachian region, with a focus on sustainable farming, rural development, and the contributions of Black farmers. This category highlights how agriculture shapes the local economy and environment.
The visit On Thursday, October 22, Troop Leader Dr. Shanequa Smith accompanied 17 girls from Charleston’s multi-level Girl Scout Troop 10465, including Daisies, Brownies, Juniors, and a Cadette, on a […]
Black By God is reporting on how Black farmers in West Virginia are rebuilding agricultural systems despite barriers to land, policy, and capital—highlighting what’s working, who’s leading, and how communities are adapting.
FARMacy is building a network of farmers and agricultural producers throughout West Virginia to provide fresh produce to those who need it most.
Local beef producers doubt the move will lower prices and believe it undercuts American farms.
From 504 Black-owned farms a century ago to just 31 today: Black By God examines how Black West Virginians are reclaiming farmland, legacy, and food systems.
