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He joined 4H, farming and business groups in high school He started farming at 19, with a few cows and dreams of ending the day with his own dirt on the soles ofOther than 160 acres purchased this year, he aquired this land 10 years ago at an average land cost under $2,000/acre It's important to note that there was only 0 acres was family land that was purchased, at a slight discount to appraised value A bit of luck here A string of great crops from 1013 Black farmers lost about six million acres from 1950 to 1969 Blackowned cotton farms in the South almost completely disappeared, and in Mississippi from 1950 to 1964, Black farmers lost almost 800,000 acres of land, which translates to a financial loss of more than $37 billion in today's dollars, The Atlantic reports Journals Sagepub Com Doi Pdf 10 1177 By 5000 b.c. why would more lands be farmed