Clinton Vicks says he grew up working the farm with his grandparents in Albany.
The fifth-generation farmer left home to go to college and pursue his professional goals but says he returned after 18 years to reinvest in his community.
On Friday’s edition of “Closer Look,” Vicks, who operates The Vicks Estate, talked with program host Rose Scott about what people can expect when they visit his estate and discussed the goals of the Southwest Georgia Agri-Tourism Trail initiative, a collection of Airbnb stays throughout southwest Georgia hosted by Black farmers.
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