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Peer reviewedHickey, Jo Ann S.; Hickey, Anthony Andrew – Rural Sociology, 1987
Tests theoretical model suggesting that ratio of nonwhite to white rural population engaged in farming in Virginia can be determined by assessing extent to which black farm operators had access to land, labor, capital, and social status. Finds changing social forces of production have decreased the proportion of black farmers. (LFL)
Descriptors: Agricultural Production, Black Businesses, Blacks, Capital
