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Season 5 Episode 3 - From an Historic Black Farming Community to Teaching about Food and Ag in Underserved Communities
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Season 5 Episode 3 - From an Historic Black Farming Community to Teaching about Food and Ag in Underserved Communities

CCSI-HAT Soil Health Podcast · Conservation Cropping Systems Initiative

September 19, 202235m 10s

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Show Notes

Join John Jamerson and Denise Greer Jamerson live and farm in historic Lyles Station, Indiana - an historic Black farming community. For years, they have been tapping into their connections and their roots to sell fresh produce in Indiana food deserts and to educate about farming and nutrition. Along with their many local partners, the Jamersons launched the Indiana Black Loam Conference in the winter of 2022. With events in Evansville, Ft. Wayne, Gary, Bloomington, and Indianapolis - the Black Loam Conference reached hundreds of people, providing information and connections about farming, entrepreneurial skills, conservation programs, grants - and of course, soil health.