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Empowering California Black Farmers

CA Black Farmers Initiative

Connecting Black Farmers With Resources

Learn More About the California Black Farmers' Initiative

Our farm visits are designed to help create valuable resources and workshops that enhance farm business operations and boost the economic viability of California’s Black farmers. During each visit, we’ll collaborate with you to understand your successes, challenges, and the support you need to thrive.

As part of our commitment to showcasing your efforts, we’ll film highlights of the incredible work you’re doing, helping to spread awareness and inspire other farmers and producers.

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California Black Farmer Initiative

Name: California Black Farmer Initiative
Brand: The Farmer Ken
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These resources are made available through the USDA Southwest Regional Food Business Center.

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Complete the Intake Survey

In order to register for access to the resources provided as a result of the California Black Farmers Initiative as part of the Southwest USDA Regional Food Business Center, please first complete the intake survey. Information will be used internally at The Farmer Ken LLC to plan support over the next two years. During our visit, we will learn about your successes, challenges, and support you may need to be even more successful. Please note: form submission doesn't guarantee a farm visit, but is necessary in order to be connected with resources.

Receive Your Resources

Meet with Ken of The Farmer Ken in order to help create farmer and producer resources and workshops to increase food and farm business operations and strengthen the economic viability of California black farmers. Again, please note: submission of the form does not guarantee a farm visit. However, if you are contacted, a farm visit will be scheduled.

About The California Black Farmers Initiative

These resources and farm visits are made possible via our partnership with the Southwest USDA Regional Food Business Center, and Occidental College. Please visit The Southwest Regional Food Business Center for more information.