The disturbing lack of black organic farmers

Grist
By Katie HerzogJan 4, 2016, 3:54 pm91 pts
Picture the organic farmer. You might envision a bearded millennial unloading $5 tomatoes at a Brooklyn farmers market or the Modern Farmer-subscribing hobbyist with a nice backyard plot. Or maybe you imagine the farmworkers tending rows upon rows of Big Organic vegetables that get washed, dried, bagged,…

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