@HyJenks
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Congratulations to P.J. Haynie and the other 2025 Class of 4-H Luminaries! We are proud of your support to 4-H youth!
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PJ (VT class of 1999) and Trevor learning about the Psychology Dept at VA Tech. We enjoyed meeting Derek, a VT Therapy Dog !#VTOpenHouse2025
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I enjoyed my tour of Charleston Tea Plantation with the National Black Growers Council! I took a photo with the infamous Waddy!! #NBGC #chastea
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Merry Christmas from the Haynie Family in Reedvllle, VA!!
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Congratulations, Colette and members of the Minority Association of Pre-Medical Students! #NCAT #Premed
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PJ Haynie@PJHaynieIII16 Jul 2023
We are 4 days away from the National Black Growers Council Arkansas field day. Come join Black farmers and the agriculture community from around the country! Come see equipment demonstrations and learn about seed varieties and chemistry. See row rice 🌾 production and irrigation
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Al Roker Entertainment@AlRokerEnt12 Jun 2023
We’re excited to announce that our project, Gaining Ground: The Fight for Black Land will be included in #Tribeca2023 as an Official Selection of @Tribeca X. Get your tickets to the event now at tribecafilm.com/xaward and join us on 6/14 at this exciting day-long event.
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Enjoyed the Al Roker/John Deere documentary “Gaining Ground” with the Haynie family and Clark family! Congratulations, ⁦@PJHaynieIII⁩ ! #nationalblackgrowerscoumcil #NBGC #JohnDeere#AlRoker m.facebook.com/story.php?sto…

National Black Growers Council

Last night was historic! The National Black Growers Council was able to view the private screening of Gaining Ground: The Fight For Black Land Loss featuring our chairman, Philip Haynie III. Thank...

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Indigo Ag
@Indigoag24 Mar 2023
Arkansas River Rice is the only Black-owned rice mill in the United States. Learn more about the operation run by farmer @PJHaynieIII & his work as chairman of the @NBGC100 to build a more sustainable, more equitable ag industry for future generations → indigo.bz/riceaktw

A Look at the Only Black-Owned Rice Mill in the United States

P.J. Haynie, fifth-generation row cropper and chairman of the National Black Growers Council, points to rice cultivation as one example that exposes the history of Black agriculture in America.

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Please try to attend! m.facebook.com/story.php?sto…

National Black Growers Council

Tomorrow!! Land Management Outreach Summit!

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PJ Haynie@PJHaynieIII9 Dec 2022
I’m looking forward too seeing everyone at the National Black Growers Council meeting next week in Memphis. Follow us on social medial and go to our website for additional information. #nationalblackgrowerscouncil #supportblackfarmers #usda
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Eat More Rice!! m.facebook.com/story.php?sto…
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PJ Haynie@PJHaynieIII19 Sep 2022
It’s Deere season! Not the ones you hunt but the ones that feed you. Please share the roads and be respectful of the men and women that work hard and put in long hours to provide the food, fiber and fuel we all need to sustain.
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Ducks Unlimited
@DucksUnlimited16 Sep 2022
Teamwork is crucial to milestone conservation efforts. DU, @usaricenews & the National Black Growers Council (@NBGC100) gathered today in Arkansas with Agriculture @SecVilsack to celebrate the historic $80 million investment in sustainable rice funding from the @USDA.
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Trevor starts 9th grade at Christchurch School!! Go Seahorses!
Siblings and Chesapeake Academy Alumni, Colette and Philip, present the 8th grade diploma to Trevor Haynie! Congratulations to all the 2022 graduates!
My new book arrived today!! If you are interested in purchasing a copy or copies, please visit my website for a few purchasing options: drkimberlyamatthews.com.
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Indigo Ag
@Indigoag15 Feb 2022
An advocate for Black farmers, @PJHaynieIII, @NBGC100 chairman & Indigo Research Partners board member, and his daughter, Colette, share from their 5th-generation farm what a sustainable, equitable future for agriculture looks like → indigo.bz/haynietw. #BlackHistoryMonth

Meet the Haynie Family

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Russell Morgan@RussMorgan587 Jan 2022
Thanks to @MooreTerren for posting on FB. Excellent story of resilience / perseverance / entrepreneurship of an American farm family. floridafarmfamily.com/farm/d…
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