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Growing Together: How Your Support is Cultivating a Greener Future
Planting and Healing Together The Plant and Heal community has been thriving, and it’s all thanks to YOU! Your support has helped us reach more g... -
The USDA Farm to School Program: Growing Our Future
Family, today we're diving into the USDA Farm to School Program. As a Black agrarian and advocate for sustainable living, I'm passionate about how... -
Cultivating Growth and Community: Ashley McGhee of 4Js Botanicals
Meet Our First Growfluencer: Ashley McGhee of 4Js Botanicals
We're kicking off our Growfluencers series with Ashley McGhee, a farmer revolutionizing the Texas Hill Country with sustainable, community-driven agriculture. At 4Js Botanicals, Ashley isn't just growing food—she's cultivating relationships, resilience, and empowerment.
"Farming isn't just a job; it's a revolution," Ashley says. "We're reclaiming our agricultural heritage—one seed at a time."
From organic practices to farm-to-table workshops, her mission is clear: grow food, grow power, grow community. Follow her journey on Instagram and TikTok @2asplus4js and stay tuned for more Growfluencer spotlights! 🌱✨
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Cultivating Community: Black Culinary and Agricultural Trailblazers
Cousins, we're back with more nourishing knowledge! Last time, we dug into the tech innovators who revolutionized agriculture. Now, let's feast on ... -
Seeds of Innovation: Black Pioneers in Agricultural Technology
Family, gather 'round. We're about to dig into some rich soil that's been left untilled for far too long. This Black History Month, let's shine a l... -
George Washington Carver: The Plant Whisperer Who Revolutionized Agriculture and Empowered Communities
George Washington Carver wasn't just about peanuts; he was about people. He saw the potential for agriculture to be a tool for liberation, a pathway to economic independence for Black farmers. His work wasn't confined to the lab; it extended to the fields, where he shared his knowledge freely, empowering communities to take control of their destinies. Carver understood that true freedom was rooted in the land, and he dedicated his life to cultivating not just crops but also hope and resilience.
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Fulvic Acid and Black Resilience: Nurturing Our Roots This Black History Month
Family, as we celebrate Black History Month, I want to talk about something that's been on my mind lately - fulvic acid. Now, before you roll your ... -
Planting Seeds of Empowerment: My Mission with Gardening Under Influence LLC
Excerpt from interview with Demeter Earth 1️⃣ Tell us about Plant and Heal: What inspired you to start your business? Plant and Heal Co. was born ... -
From Soil to Soul: MLK's Legacy and the Black American Agrarian Renaissance
As a Black Agrarian, horticulturalist, farmer, and agribusiness mentor, I, Erica Plants, have experienced firsthand the transformative power of rec... -
Entendiendo el Programa de Reventa de Bienes de Herederos del USDA
La propiedad de los herederos se refiere a la tierra que se ha transmitido de generación en generación sin un título legal claro. Esto suele suceder cuando la tierra es heredada por varios miembros de la familia sin un testamento o la documentación legal adecuada. Con el tiempo, esto puede dar lugar a problemas de propiedad complicados, lo que dificulta la gestión, la venta o el uso eficaz de la tierra.
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Cultivando su futuro: Cómo aprovechar los beneficios de EBT y SNAP para comprar semillas, árboles frutales y plantas comestibles
En 1973, el Congreso aprobó una ley que permitía utilizar los beneficios del SNAP para comprar semillas y plantas que produzcan alimentos. Esta iniciativa se propuso para ayudar a las familias a ser más autosuficientes y reducir la inseguridad alimentaria al permitirles cultivar sus propios alimentos. A lo largo de los años, esta política ha demostrado ser una forma exitosa e impactante de hacer rendir los presupuestos alimentarios y promover hábitos alimentarios más saludables. -
El rumor sobre los mosquitos: de polinizadores a guerreros genéticos y nuestra compleja historia
Los mosquitos pueden ser una molestia, pero también forman parte de nuestro ecosistema y desempeñan funciones que tal vez ni siquiera nos demos cuenta. Los mosquitos modificados genéticamente ofrecen una visión fascinante de cómo la ciencia puede ayudarnos a abordar grandes problemas, pero, como cualquier solución, conllevan sus propios desafíos y preguntas.
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