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Federalist Readers Gave This Fourth-Generation African-American Farmer The Tools He Needs To Thrive
Fourth-generation farmer Chris Wyatt was struggling to work his family land. That is, until last November when he got a big boost from readers of The Federalist.
Grandson Revives Fourth-Generation African-American Family Farm From Thanksgiving Tragedy
Talking about that Thanksgiving tragedy 19 years ago, Chris Wyatt weeps openly. Today, he’s carrying on his granddad’s legacy as an African-American small farmer who owns his land.
‘This Blessed Earth’ Considers The Fraught Future Of Family Farming
A journalist chronicles the experiences of one Nebraska farmer and his daughter, as they seek to keep their six-generation family farm alive.
Meet Your New Secretary Of Agriculture, America
Sonny Perdue was raised on a farm in the deep south, rose to power in Georgia politics, and is no stranger to powerful agribusinesses.
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