Belzoni, Mississippi Farmer Takes Care of People and the Land

Mr. Henry Reed Jr. has a mission in life that is similar to the mission of the USDA/Natural Resources Conservation Service. Just as the agency strives to “Help People, Help the Land,” Mr. Reed also helps people and helps the land in his hometown of Belzoni, Mississippi.

[@naphtalindhlovu8652]

Very very impresing farming by a black man because also a black country boy pursing to be a great farmer in Zambia

[@debbiehill9829]

Wow Awesome! Good Works! Blessings to You and Pastor Reed.

[@JanTaylorEllis]

Totally awesome!! So very proud of them!!

[@terrymays5939]

Love them Mr.&Mrs.Reed home of the Delta❤❤

[@azucenathegysy]

This is where I was born grew up until I turned 11 when we moved to Gulfport. Mr.reed mother use to have a store on the corner of third street and church st.my mother use to buy our food from their store, as I said before they are good people!

[@misterd6879]

Amen!!

[@blackberrylady6025]

God bless this beautiful couple day by day...Greetings from Kansas..Ur a blessing to ur community..💯💯👈🏾👈🏾👈🏾

[@azucenathegysy]

Are you from the state of Kansas my father was born in the compmise state, but I don't know the city or town?

[@nathanielmitchell9130]

Wow this was and is great!

[@dionwadefarmsllc]

New subscriber my friend

[@asamcdaniel4500]

God bless you sir. And all you stand for.

[@williehampton6631]

keep up the good work sir

[@azucenathegysy]

I know mr.reed,has mother! They are really good people!

[@azucenathegysy]

And of course ms.clair

[@reedrussell7071]

Uncle June

[@renaecooper-rw1rt]

😮

[@thegamingchef3304]

Founder of my faith is from Belzoni Mississippi. When he was a child he was mistreated by his family so he left the home and went and lived by the Yazoo river. This was back in the 1800s. He was born in 1877. His mother had a midwife & the midwife is the one who named him, she named him George Washington because she said he would one day be the leader of people. He traveled to Chicago in his later years and founded the Church I am in now. People talk about Dr. King and the civil rights movement, which is good...But my church was fully integrated well before the Civil rights movement. In fact it was the Caucasian parishioners who bought most of the land (They wouldn't sell to blacks) and turned it over to the church

[@HOTEP069]

Uncle Henry and aunt Clara. All my life!

[@reedrussell7071]

That’s my uncle