"Struggles of Soil" presents a comprehensive examination of Haiti's agricultural challenges, tracing its decline from a once-vibrant sector to one plagued by political instability, environmental degradation, and economic crises. The book highlights the historical significance of agriculture in Haiti's economy and scrutinizes the factors contributing to its downfall, including trade deficits, declining exports, and over-reliance on food imports.

It explores the impact of international aid policies and natural disasters, such as the 2010 earthquake, on exacerbating vulnerabilities. Through economic analysis, the narrative dissects the intricate relationship between agricultural productivity, economic growth, and food security, revealing the paradox of a predominantly agricultural nation facing food scarcity and import dependency.

It engages with scholarly debates on the causal link between agricultural exports and economic growth, challenging prevailing assumptions and advocating for nuanced policy approaches. "Struggles of Soil" emphasizes the urgent need for comprehensive reforms, sustainable development strategies, and international cooperation to rejuvenate Haiti's agricultural sector and achieve economic resilience and food sovereignty.

Beyond economic analysis, the book delves into the socio-political ramifications of Haiti's agricultural dilemma, underscoring the imperative for holistic solutions to address the nation's enduring challenges. .