The Farm & Food Systems Fellowship in Morton, MS, empowers individuals to champion a just and sustainable food system through robust training and hands-on experiences in organic agriculture. Offering a unique opportunity at the Allegheny Farm, this program emphasizes social, environmental, and economic justice in food systems without imposing tuition fees, ensuring accessibility for all aspiring fellows. Participants engage in diverse activities such as growing and distributing crops, conducting innovative health education sessions, managing community gardens, and integrating food literacy into schools. The program includes a six-month residency at the farm, followed by a Community Action Year where fellows apply their skills with local non-profits to expand access to healthy foods and enhance community food initiatives. Applications are accepted until March each year, with fellowship activities spanning from May to October.