Supporting healthy black agriculture program with urban triage empowersblack families to growtheir own food, learn healing practices, become agriculturalentrepreneurs and stewards of theland

The Department of Agriculture's National Resources Conservation Service awarded Urban Triage Incorporated $132,000 under the Soil and Water Conservation cooperative agreement program (CFDA 10.902) to support the Healthy Black Agriculture Program with Urban Triage Empowers Black Families to Grow Their Own Food, Learn Healing Practices, Become Agricultural Entrepreneurs and Stewards of the Land initiative. Through this initiative, Urban Triage will provide conservation technical assistance to private landowners and other organizations to conserve soil and water resources. Specifically, the organization will work with Black families to grow their own food, learn traditional healing practices, and become agricultural entrepreneurs and stewards of the land. The three-year cooperative agreement was awarded on September 30, 2022 and is set to be completed by December 31, 2025.