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An action plan serves as a comprehensive checklist outlining the tasks and resources required to successfully complete a project or reach a specific goal. It can be visualized as a countdown to the project's delivery or as a detailed breakdown of the necessary tasks to attain the desired results.

Farming immersions equip you with basic regenerative and biodynamic farming skills in a supportive environment. By the end of the program, you will have the basic knowledge of how to grow and prepare your integrative farming system. 

In this experiential learning course, students will travel to study the agricultural systems and historical as well as contemporary innovations of Southern Black farmers. The course will be based at a fourth-generation Black-owned regenerative farm. 

Students will have the opportunity to study sustainable land stewardship techniques, tour local farms owned by Black elders, and meet with USDA representatives and farmer cooperative leaders to learn about policies and practices affecting farmers. Wo

Ancestral Be-Kin involves young people in hands-on, farm-based education. They actively run a small-scale organic farm, taking part in planting, harvesting, and cooking with the produce they grow. This helps students connect with ecology and nutrition. Additionally, the young farmers weigh, wash, and donate hundreds of pounds of produce to local food pantries each year.

At our Agricultural & Art Summer Camp, young participants can practice drumming and storytelling throughout the week.

The community will engage in individual, student, family, leisure and organizational farm tours.

02). Let’s talk farming business taxes

03). Grants and USDA Contracts 

04). Giving back to the land

05). Poultry 

06). Animal Husbandry goats  (grazing management)

07). Animal Husbandry goats  (grazing management)

08). Organic and Biodynamic Practices 

09). Sustainability Farming 

10). Companion planting 

11). Composting

12). Cover-crop

13). Mulching 

14). Irrigation