At Freedmen Heirs Foundation, we believe that strong communities are built on strong, connected teams.

In the world of agriculture, where many voices have been silenced or overlooked, one woman, is making a powerful difference.

Farming is a way of life deeply intertwined with cycles of nature and the volatility of markets.

The U.S. agri-food sector stands at a precarious crossroads in 2025.

American Farmland Trust invites experienced regenerative ranchers to apply for the Grazing Mentor Network.

The history of farming in the United States is deeply entwined with racial inequities.

Earlier this month, Freedmen Heirs Foundation had the honor of being the presenting sponsor of the inaugural State of the Soil Conference.

Rectifying historical injustices: USDA awards $2 billion in aid to minority farmers and ranchers.

Seanicaa Edwards Herron, Freedmen Heirs Foundation Executive Director selected as Aspen Institute Food Leader Fellow.