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Thursday September 24, 2026 10:00am - 11:30am MDT
A moderated panel discussion on land retention and transfer from Michael Carter Jr with Africulture, Ebonie Alexander of Black Family Land trust (and two to other farmers not yet confirmed) to discuss through land retention and transfer plans related to their story and farming practices and principles. This will be a moderate panel discussion and workshop, providing tools and takeaways to use in the field.
We will heavily delve into the cultivating all farmers most consistent crop and that’s their story.
Intended audience: Technical assistance providers, heirs property advocates, legislative influencers, landowners, and anyone with family that owns land
The key skills are land transition plans, strategies and approaches, land valuation and framing how the land and farming is perceived. Benefits of trust, wills, communication and different ways of farming to make the farm viable, profitable and transition worthy will be discussed sharing our personal stories and experiences.
Speakers
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Michael Carter Jr.

Executive Director, Africutlure
Michael Carter is a 5th generation farmer at Carter Farms and executive director of Africulture and author of the book of the same name, Africulture.
Thursday September 24, 2026 10:00am - 11:30am MDT
Alvarado F

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