@browntownfarms3158

In the video interview, Flexin wit Dex podcast walk with Herb Brown, a visionary black farmer who runs "Browntown Farms “ with his Father. The interview delves into Herb's journey as a farmer, highlighting his passion for sustainable agriculture and the impact Virginia State University had to help contribute to steps he has made in his community. Herb shares his experiences in overcoming challenges faced by black farmers, emphasizing the importance of representation and providing opportunities for aspiring farmers of color. Throughout the conversation, Herb's deep knowledge of farming practices and his commitment to creating a more equitable agricultural landscape shine through, making this interview an insightful and inspiring exploration of his work at Browntown Farms.

[@simplymejourney998]

I am a solo female homesteader and this my first year to planting food. It’s a small garden and nice.

[@charyn65]

Awesome. I love this. Black owned land. Farm entrepreneurs!!!!

[@lastzulu180]

I'm so happy I'm able to see black farmers 👍🏾👍🏾💪🏾😤

[@russellhayes407]

I'm 64 years old and grew up in Oklahoma on a farm. Pops hit it on the head. I could not wait until I was 18 and get away. Now I live around Wash DC. All I can do is grow plants on my balcony.🥲

[@julesyancey6699]

Yo ❤ this fire

[@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND]

🪶🏹🧬

[@bettypowers5748]

What home town you in

[@flexinwitdexpodcast]

Warfield VA 434