More about the farm’s vision, mission and commitment to uprooting racism and seeding

sovereign-ty in the food system.

More about the Workshop Series and Immersion Programs offered by Soul Fire Farm.

The Braiding Seeds Fellowship, a project of Soul Fire Farm Institute in collaboration with the Fed-

eration of Southern Cooperatives/Land Assistance Fund, carries on the legacy of the braided

seeds by providing beginning farmers with resources, professional development, and mentorship

to sup-port their livelihood on land

The webpage for Farming While Black on the Soul Fire Farm site highlights the book by Leah

Penniman as a resource for addressing racial inequities in farming while sharing practical strategies

for sustainable agriculture. It celebrates African Diasporic wisdom and offers guidance for

reclaiming food sovereignty. The page serves as a hub to learn about the book and its mission, as

well as a place to purchase a copy.

In this podcast episode you will meet two farmers: One is a first-generation farmer in upstate New

York raising fruits and vegetables for the local community. The other is a third generation farmer In

Minnesota who sells commodity crops to big industrial processors. What they have in common is

bucking modern conventions on how to farm.

Poetry for Wildseed Community Farm and Healing Village, Northeast Farmers of Color

The story of the “40 acres and a mule” promise to former slaves.

Farms Together coordinates collaboratives of small and mid-scale family and BIPOC farmers to

provide healthy, fresh, and local food to California families in need while opening up access to new

and emergent marketplaces for local food.