There Is No Culture Without Agriculture

Reverend Al Sampson was the only member of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) staff to be personally ordained by Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist C hurch, Atlanta, GA in 1966. In April 2006, 40 years later, Rev. Dr. Albert Richard Sampson was inducted into Morehouse College Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel Board of Preachers, Sponsors, and Collegium Scholars and The International Hall of Honor.

 He is the founder George Washington Carver F.A.R.M.S., an organization dedicated to providing an opportunity for farmers to distribute their produce throughout the country fresh to the table of consumers. The acronym F.A.R.M.S. Stands for Farmers : Agricultural: Resource: Management: Systems. George Washington Carver F.A.R.M.S. is dedicated to the memory of Dr. George Washington Carver who was an orphan, a slave and scientist. His agricultural achievements has impacted the farmers of the world. The George Washington Carver F.A.R.M.S. Organization is dedicated to facilitating the distribution of our soul food vegetables and fruits from the black farmers down south to the black consumers up south. 

Please join host Antoinette Harrell and her special guest Rev. Al. Sampson as he discusses them importance of growing our own foods.

Reverend Dr. Albert Sampson is continuing the work of Dr. George Washington Carver, Dr. Vernon Johns, and the man who ordained him in the ministry , Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.