In The Early 1900's There Were A Million Black Farmers In America, Today There's Less Than 45,000 Black Farmers Amongst 3.4 Million Farmers In The United States According To The United States Department Of Agriculture (USDA).

In 1919, Black Farmland Ownership Peaked At 16 -19 Million Acres, Which Was About 14% Of Total Agricultural Land. Today, 90% Of That Land Has Been Lost.

Black Farmers In America Have Lost More Than 12 Million Acres Of Farmland Because Of A Combination Of Systemic Racism, Discrimination By Banks And Financial Institutions; Through The Denial Of Access To Federal Farm Benefits By Local Administrators With Biased Government Policy, And Inequitable Social And Business Practices.