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Seeds

Season 28 Episode 3 | 1hr 56m 00s

Seeds is a visual exploration of centennial farmers in the Southern U.S. This film examines the decline of generational Black farmers and the significance of owning land. Through the perspectives of three different lives, the film creates an intimate portrait of farmers and the landscapes they steward, illustrating how generations of Black family farms persevere despite enduring obstacles.

Aired: 10/25/26 | Expires: 01/24/27
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