The impact of the extension service on minority-owned small farm operations

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Reaching and serving minority populations will require greater consideration in the future. However, this mission can only be accomplished when Extension makes a commitment to provide better coordination and administration of internal and external outreach programs. There is a necessity for Extension professionals to facilitate interactions between limited resource minority farmers and USDA agencies. This will in turn promote opportunities for these farmers to participate in various programs sponsored by eligible USDA and other participating agencies. The creation of minority outreach programs by Extension clearly demonstrates a commitment to this mission. Yet there is so much more to be done. © by Extension Journal, Inc.

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Marshall, R. W. (2012). The impact of the extension service on minority-owned small farm operations. Journal of Extension. Extension Journal, Inc. https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.50.01.11

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