Black History Month - Celebrating Black American Achievements Past and Present

During Black History Month, USDA honors the Black farmers and ranchers who are providing food, fiber and fuel for the nation.

Trouble viewing this email? View it as a webpage. Black History Month - Celebrating Black American Achievements Past and Present February is Black History Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the hard-fought achievements, sacrifices, and contributions made by Black Americans to every aspect of our country's diverse cultural heritage, and particularly to the agricultural industry. It's also a time for us to honor the Black farmers and ranchers of today, who are providing food, fiber, and fuel for the nation. Meet a few farmers and ranchers.

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