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"Carolina Gold Rice and the History and Culture of Rice Farming in South Carolina" - Glenn Roberts

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Glenn Roberts - "Carolina Gold Rice and the History and Culture of Rice Farming in South Carolina" - Glenn Roberts, Anson Mills
The 3rd Annual Northeast Rice Conference occurred on August 4, 2012 at the Akaogi
Farm in Westminster West, Vermont, this conference was funded by a NSF Grant. View the video presentations (including slides) from this conference:
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26 авг 2024

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@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192 2 года назад

This was interesting to hear about the history of the rice crop in South Carolina.

@caroldrew840 3 года назад

His family was never Geechee.

@ArnaGSmith 6 лет назад

I read some place that there are rice paddies in China that have been rice paddies for thousands of years?

@gullahhebrew930 6 лет назад

you're family is not Geechee or Gullah you are Europeans that adopted the ways of the Indigenous of the Sea Islands of South Carolina and the Gullah...please don't claim what you are not

@alexboor7716 5 лет назад

Wow ur annoying

@dlawrengreen 4 года назад

Gullah Hebrew: The Geechee/Gullah people weren't Indigenous to the Sea Islands of South Carolina. Their ancestors were enslaved people from the Rice Coast of West Africa around present-day Sierra Leone. Otherwise, I agree with you, there is a lot of cultural appropriation in his talk.

@caroldrew840 3 года назад

@@dlawrengreen Many of the Gullah Geechee married the indigenous people so maybe that is what Gullah Hebrew means.

@caroldrew840 3 года назад

It's amazing LOL they now want to steal our identity Wait WHAT? Geechee? Really?