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BFAA MEMBER: MARCH NEWSLETTER
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Black Farmers and Agriculturalists Association (BFAA)
MARCH 2026 | VOLUME 3 EDITION
Important Membership Notice & Upcoming Deadline
As we move into April, the Association is asking all members to take note of an important official notice regarding Membership Status Review and Good Standing.
This review is part of ensuring that all members remain properly aligned, informed, and positioned to participate in current and upcoming initiatives.
Members are strongly encouraged to review their status and take any necessary steps to remain in good standing.
Official Notice: Membership Status Review & Good Standing
An official notice has been posted on the BFAA website outlining the review process.
This includes:
Confirmation of active membership status
Review of participation and engagement
Ensuring all required information is current and properly submitted
Maintaining good standing is important for continued access to updates, participation, and future opportunities.
Members who have not reviewed their status recently should do so as soon as possible.
👉 Visit: www.bfaainc.com
🎥 Message from Ms. Burrell
A recent video message has been shared providing additional guidance and clarification regarding current expectations and next steps.
This message outlines:
What members should be preparing
What actions may be required
Key updates related to the upcoming deadline
Members are encouraged to watch the full message and remain informed.
The video is available on the BFAA website www.bfaainc.com
📅 Upcoming Deadline – April 26, 2026
Members should be aware of an important upcoming date:
👉 April 26, 2026
By this date, members are expected to have all necessary items prepared and submitted.
This deadline is important for:
Maintaining good standing
Continued participation in Association initiatives
Ensuring eligibility for upcoming opportunities
Members are encouraged to take action now to avoid delays or issues.
🔁 What Members Should Do Now
To remain in good standing, members should:
✔ Review the official notice on the website
✔ Watch the message from Ms. Burrell
✔ Confirm membership status
✔ Prepare and submit any required information before April 26
As we move closer to upcoming deadlines and important developments, staying informed is more important than ever.
BFAA continues to provide updates, guidance, and detailed information through ongoing Zoom sessions. These sessions are designed to ensure that members are informed, prepared, and aware of what is happening in real time.
While general information is shared on the website, full access to ongoing discussions, updates, and guidance is available through Zoom participation.
To receive Zoom access, members must be subscribed to the newsletter.
Members who are not subscribed may miss important updates, clarifications, and step-by-step guidance that is shared during these sessions.
As activity continues to increase, Zoom sessions are now being held more frequently, including:
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
Thursdays
Saturdays
These sessions are intended to keep members fully informed and prepared for what’s ahead.
👉 To subscribe and receive Zoom access, visit: www.bfaainc.com
Click “Subscribe to the Newsletter” to enroll
As developments continue, those not connected through Zoom sessions may not have access to the same level of information as those who are actively participating.
Advocacy, Legal & Policy Updates
BFAA continues to remain actively engaged in advocacy efforts that impact Black farmers and landowners nationwide.
Ongoing discussions and developments continue to highlight:
Agricultural equity and access
Federal program accountability
Legal and policy considerations affecting landowners
Leadership remains committed to transparency, advocacy, and continued representation of member interests.
Members are encouraged to stay informed by regularly visiting the website for updates.
Farming Fact of the Month
Black farmers once owned over 14% of farmland in the United States. Today, that number is less than 2%.
Understanding access, policy, and ownership is essential in rebuilding and sustaining generational land wealth.
Are You Participating in the Weekly Zooms?
BFAA Zoom meetings continue to provide important updates, education, and discussion.
These sessions offer:
Ongoing advocacy updates
Member Q&A and engagement
Guidance on current issues and developments
Weekly Schedule (Typical)
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays (not always all each week)
Monday Refresher & Onboarding Sessions
Monday sessions are designed for:
New members
Members needing assistance or clarification
Those developing or refining their narrative
Dates and times are posted on the website.
Membership Reminder
Please note:
Zoom access and newsletters are separate from official membership
Members are encouraged to confirm that their membership is current
Membership confirmations and payments can be completed through the website, with immediate receipt provided.
March Celebrations
🎂 Happy Birthday to all members celebrating in March
💍 Happy Anniversary to those marking milestones this month
We wish you continued success, growth, and abundance.
For Our Members
Thank you for being a valued part of BFAA. Your continued participation, engagement, and commitment play an important role in the strength and progress of this community.
As we move forward, this is a critical time.
The upcoming developments reflect ongoing concerns surrounding heirs of Black farmers and the lasting impact of past barriers.
Staying informed and engaged is more important now than ever.
Stay informed. Stay engaged. Be present.
Connect with The Black Farmers Agricultural Association Inc. on social media to stay updated on our latest initiatives, events, and agricultural insights. Join our thriving community of farmers and supporters by following our Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram accounts. Click the links below to engage with us across these platforms!
We appreciate your ongoing commitment to this work and to the strength of this community.
— Black Farmers and Agriculturalists Association, Inc.
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