2023
DOI: 10.5304/jafscd.2023.123.011
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"The farm has an insatiable appetite": A food justice approach to understanding beginning farmer stress

Fiona Doherty,
Rachel Tayse,
Michelle Kaiser
et al.

Abstract: Beginning farmers are critical in shaping resilient food systems amid a worsening climate crisis. Reports indicate a prevalence of stress and adverse mental health outcomes among U.S. farmers, yet there are gaps in the literature concerning the well-being of beginning farmers, a heterogeneous group with a growing number of women and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, or People of Color) producers. The agricultural industry has a legacy of systemic oppression and exploitation of marginal commu­nities. Thus, it is import… Show more

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“…Examples include new technologies for food production and marketing, improved access to credit and financial services, extension services and training, the promotion of sustainable agricultural practices, and the enhancement of market linkages (Tambo and Mockshell, 2018;Bizikova et al, 2020;Mizik, 2021;Sarr et al, 2021;Wadumestrige Dona et al, 2021). Participatory approaches that engage small-scale food producers in the design and implementation of such responses can be very effective in achieving such positive outcomes (Pamuk et al, 2015;Sergaki and Michailidis, 2020;Sachet et al, 2021;Doherty et al, 2023Doherty et al, ). 10.3389/fsufs.2024 Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems 03 frontiersin.org…”
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“…Examples include new technologies for food production and marketing, improved access to credit and financial services, extension services and training, the promotion of sustainable agricultural practices, and the enhancement of market linkages (Tambo and Mockshell, 2018;Bizikova et al, 2020;Mizik, 2021;Sarr et al, 2021;Wadumestrige Dona et al, 2021). Participatory approaches that engage small-scale food producers in the design and implementation of such responses can be very effective in achieving such positive outcomes (Pamuk et al, 2015;Sergaki and Michailidis, 2020;Sachet et al, 2021;Doherty et al, 2023Doherty et al, ). 10.3389/fsufs.2024 Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems 03 frontiersin.org…”
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confidence: 99%