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Photograph of Stinson Troutman (left), an agent with the Cooperative Extension program at Fort Valley State University in Peach County, Georgia, speaking with a farmer who is seated on a tractor. The Cooperative Extension program provides assistance to farmers in the surrounding community with making their operations more profitable.
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Keywords

  1. African American Farmers
  2. African American Men
  3. African Americans
  4. Agricultural Education
  5. Agricultural Extension Work
  6. Agricultural Extension Workers
  7. Agriculture
  8. Farmers
  9. Fort Valley
  10. Fort Valley State University
  11. Georgia
  12. Massey Tractors
  13. Men
  14. Tractors
  15. Troutman, Stinson

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