Senate Bill No. 1387 aims to allocate funds to support the cultural heritage of Black farmers in Minnesota. This bill proposes that a total of $1,363,000 each year in 2026 and 2027 be granted from the arts and cultural heritage fund. These funds will be managed by the commissioner of administration and given to the Minnesota Black Farmers Association. The money is intended for use at specific locations like Mahogany Farm, Frog Tree Farm, and the 40 Acre Coop. The purpose is to create greenhouses, support a new generation of culturally informed farmers, enhance sustainable farming practices, and develop community-centered cultural and educational activities. Additionally, some of this funding may go towards renovations at the Mahogany Farm farmhouse.