Programs
Kansas Black Farmers has an emphasis on supporting and educating black famers on resources.
At KBFA, we understand that the journey of farming is not just about cultivating crops but also about nurturing a thriving community. Our diverse array of programs is designed to empower farmers with the tools, knowledge, and support they need to flourish at every stage of their agricultural journey. From hands-on educational workshops to vital financial assistance, our initiatives reflect our commitment to fostering resilience and sustainability within the farming community. Join us as we cultivate a future where every farmer can thrive and contribute to the rich tapestry of our local food systems, ensuring success for generations to come.
Nicodemus Educational Camps (NEC)
Established in 2007, the Nicodemus Camps offer the Veryl Switzer/KSU MANRRS AG Camp for Youth 5th – 12th grades. We seek to expose young people to academia and agriculture. Veryl Switzer, one of KBFA’s Founder’s, as a farmer he understood the need to foster the successive generations of farmers. He spent several years laying the groundwork for an agriculture camp for youth.
The Nicodemus Education Camp also offers the Lil’ Seedling Camp for Youth Kinder – 4th grades.
Heir’s Property | Land Access Course
The Heirs’ Property Education Course is a six-week program designed to provide participants with the knowledge and tools to address the complexities of heirs’ property ownership. Each week covers a specific focus, from understanding historical and legal contexts to resolving disputes, exploring financial strategies, and creating plans for long-term property preservation. Through expert presentations, interactive workshops, and practical take-home tasks, participants will gain valuable skills to secure ownership, resolve challenges, and maximize the potential of heirs’ property for their families and communities.
