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Black farmers continue struggle to keep land, operations going

Summary by Florida Courier
Courtney Wilson looks out on his 25-acre farm in Ocala and the additional 125 acres that he leases for grass-fed cattle. He shakes his head and glances at the sun,
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Black farmers continue struggle to keep land, operations going

Courtney Wilson looks out on his 25-acre farm in Ocala and the additional 125 acres that he leases for grass-fed cattle. He shakes his head and glances at the sun,

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Florida Courier broke the news in on Tuesday, October 14, 2025.
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