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April 2023 – Earth Day on the Farm
- Earth Day on the Farm
- Texas Agriculture: Growing a Sustainable Economy
- A Greenprint for Action
- PHiT Tiktoks Celebrate Earth Day in Agriculture
- PHiT Substack: Rebecca Solnit and Paying Attention to History
March 2023 – Celebrating Texas Women’s History
- Did Diversity Mean Discrimination at Texas Department of Agriculture?
- Honoring Pete McRae, Knight of the Texas Camelot
- American Women’s History Museum at the Smithsonian
- Texas Women’s History in March
- PHiT Tiktoks Celebrating Women’s History Month
- PHiT Substack Celebrates Clarksville History
- PHiT Substack: Casey Hayden Deserves a Statue on the UT Campus
February 2023 – Celebrating Black History Month
- Early Black Populists in Texas
- Black Farmers and the New Deal in Texas
- Black Farmer Conferences
- Reversing Black Farm Loss
- Legacy: Texas Home to Almost One Quarter of all Black Farmers Today
January 2023 – Celebrating National Mentoring Month
- Mentoring Today’s Leaders
- Memorable Mentors: Larry Goodwin, Lacy Fryer, Susan DeMarco, Sam Biscoe, Judy
Smith
November 2022 – Celebrating Indigenous Peoples and Their Food Systems
- Preserving Indigenous Food Systems
- Gallery of Stars: Susan DeMarco
October 2022 – Celebrating Texas Wine
- Celebrating Texas Winemakers
- Celebrate Texas Wineries!
September 2022 – PHIT salutes Emma Tenayuca, Pecan Shellers Organizer
- Emma Tenayuca, La Passionara
- Rebecca Flores, United Farmworkers Union
August 2022 – Celebrating Texas Non-Profits and Texas Farmers Markets
- Celebrating National Farmers Market Week
- Celebrating Non-Profits in Texas
July 2022 – Celebrating Texas Mavericks in History
- Federal Government Threatens Treason Over Hormone-Free Beef
- How Mavericks Make History
- Direct Action Makes Maverick History in Texas
June 2022 – Remembering John Vlcek
- John Vlcek: People Need to be Stretched and Challenged
- Texas First State to Ink Agreement with Foreign Government
- Israeli Technology Widely Adopted Across Texas
- Pesticides are Hell on Bugs and Not Much Better on People
- Doing the Right Thing–The Pesticide War in Texas