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Black By God is reporting on how Black farmers in Central 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.

Black Farmers in West Virginia Nearly Disappeared. This Is How Some Are Bringing the Land Back

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August 24, 2026

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.

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