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RTHamilton
Feb 26, 08 - 8:01 PM |
Looking to Partner with African-Americian Organic Farmers in the MD/DC/VA/NC Region
I have been tracking the plight of the Black Farmer for several years and would like to help. I would very much like to meet with any organic farmers in the MD/DC/VA/NC Region so I can understand there needs and how we can assist and possibliy partner with a farmer. I can be reached via email (rthamilton@comcast.net)or phone (410)676-0364. |
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Jah Waine
Feb 27th, 2008 - 9:00 AM |
Re: Looking to Partner with African-Americian Organic Farmers in the MD/DC/VA/NC Region
It is so refreshing to see that there are other people sharing the same interest in organic farming. I will be looking forward to networking with farmers and land owners who want to expand their market. |
5adaycsa
 Mar 26th, 2008 - 8:19 AM |
Re: Looking to Partner with African-Americian Organic Farmers in the MD/DC/VA/NC Region
Ditto. Farmers need markets now. A big piece is the transportation costs. If we can pool our resources then all will benefit. |
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aisha
Mar 31st, 2008 - 10:45 AM |
Looking to PURCHASE from African-Americian Organic Farmers in the MD/DC/VA/NC Region
I have a small baking business and would very much like to initiate a relationship with a black farm around the DC are for apples, strawberries, raspberries, butter, eggs, buttermilk, zuccini, sweet potatoes and other foods. I have immediate needs so please contact me at 202-409-6485. or by email at info@nanbon.com. thank you! aisha bond |
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Kevin Cannell
Aug 14th, 2008 - 7:53 PM |
Re: Looking to Partner with African-Americian Organic Farmers in the MD/DC/VA/NC Region
Hello, I am in the early stages of a agricultural/reforestation project in Lesotho Africa. The basics of the project are to get African-American farmers to move to Lesotho where they would receive free lands on longterm lease from the Lesotho government. There will be many more incentives for the move as well. And the Farmers will keep all the profits. The plans go much deeper than just this but I would like to get some feedback when anyone gets a chance. Thank You, Kevin Cannell kevincannell@hotmail.com |
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