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Fatima Jackson shares about her experience growing up in Nigeria and the farming methods her parents practiced. She explores the staple crops they grew and the dishes they made, and how that influences her current life in Kentucky. Fatima tells about the crops she is working to preserve, the markets she works with, and the numerous seeds she desires to keep for her community.
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Date Created
2023-07-10
Description
Fatima Jackson shares about her experience growing up in Nigeria and the farming methods her parents practiced. She explores the staple crops they grew and the dishes they made, and how that influences her current life in Kentucky. Fatima tells about the crops she is working to preserve, the markets she works with, and the numerous seeds she desires to keep for her community.
Subject
Oral history, Food heritage, September 29, 1985, Female, Black, Hausa/African American, Mercer County, KY, Kaduna State, Nigeria
Fatima Jackson shares about her experience growing up in Nigeria and the farming methods her parents practiced. She explores the staple crops they grew and the dishes they made, and how that influences her current life in Kentucky. Fatima tells about the crops she is working to preserve, the markets she works with, and the numerous seeds she desires to keep for her community.
Heirloom Gardens Oral History Project
Interview with Fatima Jackson by Chris Keeve, July 10, 2023
Date Created
2023-07-10
Description
Fatima Jackson shares about her experience growing up in Nigeria and the farming methods her parents practiced. She explores the staple crops they grew and the dishes they made, and how that influences her current life in Kentucky. Fatima tells about the crops she is working to preserve, the markets she works with, and the numerous seeds she desires to keep for her community.
Subject
Oral history, Food heritage, September 29, 1985, Female, Black, Hausa/African American, Mercer County, KY, Kaduna State, Nigeria
Collection
Heirloom Gardens Oral History Project