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Barriers farmers face from receiving COVID-19 benefits

The top ten percent of agriculture producers in the country have received 60 percent of the benefits given from COVID-19 relief funds according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. That is because the department distributes funds based on how much one produces.

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Billions for climate, forestry at stake in the House

Billions for climate, forestry at stake in the House
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USDA seeks public input on racial justice, equality

USDA seeks public input on racial justice, equality
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Trump allies wage legal war against farming equity

Black farmers say reverse discrimination has never been evident in their industry — but that may not stop the idea of it from being used to upend civil rights law.

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Ag groups offer praise for Bronaugh USDA confirmation

In a voice vote, the U.S. Senate Thursday night confirmed Jewel Bronaugh to serve as deputy secretary of agriculture, making her the first Black woman to hold the position. Many agricultural groups offered their praise for the confirmation as she brings a wealth of experience to the position. Bronaugh brings upwards of two decades worth of experience in food and agriculture, serving most recently as the commissioner of the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services since 2018. During her career, she has worked on a number of issues, including food access, rural mental health, local and regional food systems and conservation.

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