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Headline : FARMERS AND ADVOCATES MARCH FOR CLIMATE ACTION IN THE 2023 FARM BILL

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Tags : #farmers #advocates #march #climate #action #2023 #farm #bill


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Supporting the economic and environmental sustainability of agriculture, natural resources, and rural communities.

With the 2023 Farm Bill reauthorization underway, action is necessary to ensure that the biggest piece of food and agriculture legislation in the United States advances farmer-led climate solutions, centers racial justice, and prioritizes communities over corporations. With these central tenets at the core, over 500 farmers and farmer-advocates from 40 US states and 2 territories gathered in Washington, DC last week for the Farmers for Climate: Rally for Resilience. 

The three-day schedule of events kicked off with an opening and reception that offered participants and press an opportunity to learn about the Rally and its goals. A’lice (Allie) Hall, President of the American Indian Society of Washington DC, opened the event with a land acknowledgment recognizing the Nacotchtank and Piscataway peoples, the original inhabitants of the unceded land on which the rally took place.

Tope Fajingbesi of Dodo Farms in Montgomery County, Maryland, founder of The Virginia Free Farm and Program Director for the Urban Agriculture Collective, Amyrose Foll, Sophia Buggs, owner and operator of Lady Buggs Farm in Youngstown, Ohio, co-founder of Operation Sprint Plant, Mr. Phillip J. Barker and co-directors of Ujamaa Cooperative Farming Alliance, Chanda Robinson Banks and Alexis Yamashita, joined to share their experiences as farmers and farmer-advocates. These speakers, predominantly from the mid-Atlantic region, highlighted the connections between climate change and racial justice, shared how climate change impacts farmers, and addressed how traditional and Indigenous farming practices provide farming solutions. 

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