Honoring 500 Years of Black Agrarian History in North America
1526 – 2026
“The soil knows our names. We are still here, still planting.”
— Black Agrarian Community
“Still planting. Still healing. Still building.”
What This Is
The Black Agrarian is the national directory for Black farmers, growers, food producers, agricultural businesses, and organizations. Agrarian means connected to land, growing, farming, food production, and the communities built around them.
This isn’t just a list of farms. It’s a living record of farmers, ranchers, seed keepers, beekeepers, nurseries, educators, researchers, organizations, and every other form of Black agricultural life — built by us, for our cousins.
A national directory
Every type of Black agricultural professional — farmers, beekeepers, seed companies, aquaponics, agritourism, educators, organizations, and more.
Community-owned infrastructure
Free listings. No premium tiers. No pay-to-play. No ads. Built for the community.
Discover and connect
Search by region, specialty, and service. Reach buyers, collaborators, educators, and community members.
Direct and authentic
Every listing is managed by its owner. Information comes directly from the source.
Agriculture Is an Ecosystem
This directory represents the full breadth of Black agricultural life — not just farms. Every discipline, every specialty, every generation.
Why Use The Black Agrarian?
This isn’t a database. It’s digital infrastructure — built specifically to put visibility and ownership in the hands of Black agricultural professionals — and to help cousins find one another.
You control your listing.
Update your own information anytime without waiting for an administrator. Your business, your voice.
Interactive map discovery.
Find Black agricultural businesses wherever you travel — explore by geography, not just by name.
Plan agricultural road trips.
Explore farms, markets, and businesses along your route and build community along the way.
No website required.
Photos and social media are enough to build a professional presence. We meet you where you already are.
Seasonal updates.
Easily update your products, harvests, and events throughout the year to keep your listing fresh.
Build community.
Connect growers, buyers, educators, researchers, and organizations across the full agricultural ecosystem.
“Black agriculture has always been here. Now it has a home online — one we own, one we control, one that reflects the full depth of what we grow and who we are.”
Interactive Map
Discover Black Agriculture
Wherever You Are.
Don’t just search by name — explore geographically. Our interactive map lets you find Black agricultural businesses in any region, county, or city across the country.
- ✓See farms, nurseries, markets, and more on a live map
- ✓Find growers and farms while traveling
- ✓Filter by specialty — beekeepers, seed companies, educators, and more
- ✓Discover businesses you never would have found by searching alone
How It Works
Join the Directory
Submit your listing and choose what information you want public.
Get Discovered
Buyers, collaborators, and community members can find you by region or category.
Build Connections
The directory helps growers connect with customers, institutions, and each other.
Built with Safety in Mind
Home addresses are not required
Listings are reviewed for accuracy
Scam or impersonation listings are removed
Contact information can be limited
The goal is to make growers visible without exposing them to unnecessary risk.
Miss Mary Macks LLC
Backyard/Micro-producer · Nursery/Plant Producer · Seed Producer/Seed Saver — First-gen farmer
Contact: Natasha.mitten@gmail.com
View Full ProfileReal Producers in the Directory
See a sample of 6 featured listings
Suga’s Urban Farm
Global One Urban Farming
Krazie Kumfort Farm
Global Native Farms, LLC
Five Four Farms LLC
Freeman Farm
1526 — 2026 — and forward
The next five hundred years
are being planted today.
Five centuries of Black agricultural knowledge, labor, and innovation built this land. The Black Agrarian exists to honor that history — and to strengthen what comes next.