Fantasy and reality: The black farmer's place in American agriculture

Joel Schor

Agriculture and Human Values, 1992, vol. 9, issue 1, 72-78

Abstract: The shared hopes of farm ownership in America motivated many Black farmers and educators during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Although an independent Black yeomanry was not to be, and a host of factors have combined to remove Black Americans from farming, the quest has not been a vain one. Black land-grant institutions continue to redefine their mission in a changing world and in the process maintain their relevancy. Copyright Kluwer Academic Publishers 1992

Date: 1992
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