Title
Government programs, small farm research, and assistance for limited resource black farmers in Alabama
Document Type
Journal Article
Publication Title
Human organization
Publication Date
1989
Date Added
2022-06-03
Abstract
Black farmers have witnessed their numbers and land disappear at an alarming rate. Including the most recent downturn in agriculture experienced by farmers in the United States, Black farmers have been in an agricultural "depression" for decades, where farm programs have not reached them via research, teaching, and extension from the federal to the local levels. This paper examines a federally funded small farm research and extension project at Tuskegee University. Though not a traditional Farming Systems Research project, the program at Tuskegee utilized a multidisciplinary approach to help target assistance, both technical and social, at a farming clientele.
Keywords
Economic Advancement
Disciplines
Agriculture
Recommended Citation
Zabawa, Robert, "Government programs, small farm research, and assistance for limited resource black farmers in Alabama" (1989). Agriculture. 17.
https://research.paynecenter.org/tuskegee_agriculture/17
Publisher
Society for Applied Anthropology