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National Black Farmers Association Warns of Severe Economic Strain on U.S. Farmers

Founder John W. Boyd Jr. describes current conditions as among the worst since the 1980s, citing rising production expenses and widespread disruption.

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  • Production Expenses: The total costs incurred by farmers to grow crops or raise livestock, including seeds, fertilizer, equipment, and labor.
  • Economic Strain: Financial pressure experienced when expenses increase or revenue decreases, impacting profitability and sustainability.
  • National Black Farmers Association: An advocacy organization promoting rights, resources, and economic opportunities for Black farmers in the United States.