All Farmers is actively seeking to acquire farmland in the Greater Springfield area to create a permanent farm for 60 refugee and immigrant farm families.

Land Needs

Five or more open acres (larger preferred)
Good soil quality
Flat to gently sloped
Affordable: owner willing to sell at or below fair market value (ask us about tax incentives for partial or full donations)

Land Preferences

20+ acres
Existing infrastructure (barn/shed, well)
Historically used for vegetables, tobacco, or corn

Location

The closer to Springfield the better.

Mapped on the right are approximate driving times from one of the primary neighborhoods where farmers live (Brightwood, Springfield).

Inner ring: 10 minute drive
Middle ring: 15 minute drive
Outer ring: 20 minute drive

While our focus is on land within the areas mapped to the right, a limited number of farmers are able and willing to travel beyond these areas. Please get in touch if you have land within a 30 minute drive that you may be willing to lease or donate.

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We're also grateful to partner with CISA, who provides fiscal oversight and technical support to All Farmers.

Learn more about our previous land access work here.

We have…

60 multigenerational farm families

feeding over 500 poor and marginalized families,

building community spaces, bridging cultural divides, and healing families

“We are so proud to have land to start with farming and doing things with our own hands. The real job you can do is when you’re doing things with your own hands, and that is better than the paycheck you get from your employer.”

— Adan Abdi