Imagine being a fourth-generation farmer, carrying on the legacy of your great-grandfather, a runaway slave who managed to buy land and create generational wealth. That's the story of P. Wade Ross, CEO of The Texas Small Farmers and Ranchers Community-Based Organization (TSFR). Join us as we delve into his unique journey and take a closer look at the challenges and opportunities for Black farmers.
Together with Wade, we explore the history of land and labor and discuss how understanding these concepts is crucial for creating generational wealth through agriculture. We also touch upon the roles of community-based organizations in the lives of black farmers and how their efforts to provide access to resources and education can be a game-changer for the community.
Finally, we delve into the significance of building black economic power through agriculture and the potential partnerships that can be formed with black organizations and institutions. Wade shares valuable insights on the legacy of race relations in the South and its impact on black communities regarding farming. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation that uncovers the challenges and opportunities for black farmers and the importance of building community wealth through agriculture.
