EPISODE · Jun 11, 2024 · 19 MIN
Tears and Triumphs of a Minority Farmer, Part 2
from AgriCulture · host Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Industrious Ellis Bell flew alone at night for 45 years in a 1956 Cessna to successfully run a Forrest City farm and St. Louis insurance business. Hear his turbulent ascent to vocational victories and heart to help other minorities on this episode of the national award-winning AgriCulture podcast.
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