Ujamaa Farmer Collective Land Access Program Interest Form Land Access Program Ujamaa Farmer Collective is currently assessing the interest of farmers in the Greater Sacramento Region interested in leasing land on the site. Current acreage availability includes approximately 3 acres total, with opportunities for 1-3 farm businesses to lease between ½ acre and 3 acres depending on operational needs, experience, and alignment with program goals. The Ujamaa Farmer Collective "Land Access Program" is designed to support the success of Black farm businesses through secure access to land, shared infrastructure, technical support, and community resources through cooperation. Our program includes trial lease opportunities, pathways toward longer-term land tenure, and farmer-centered support systems intended to help growers build stable and successful agricultural operations. We are inviting interested farmers and land-based entrepreneurs to engage with the land through farm tours, open house gatherings, and on-site engagement opportunities as part of our application process. These engagements are intended to help us build relationships, better understand applicant goals, and support prospective farmers as they explore whether the program is a good fit. Our next onsite visit is October 24th, from 9am- 12pm. For those interested in leasing a plot, please fill out the form below: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe09nIEoRIq71YrmN2AhMSfgsw0BGYC8jyLb_Yi9KjqghnHfg/viewform Submitting this interest form does not guarantee acceptance into the program, but it will help us stay connected with interested farmers as opportunities continue to develop for land access. The next phase of the application process will include:

• Summer 2026: Interest forms, tours, and on-site engagement opportunities (
• at least one engagement is required to apply for full application)
• Fall 2026: Full application period opens August 15th
• Late Fall/Winter 2026: Application review, interviews, and site visits.

Final lease decisions and onboarding for the 2027 growing season

Our Vision:

We envision an equitable society where Black farmers can collectively steward symbiotic systems that work for the earth and people. Land is a home for our healing, abundance, and sovereignty to create an ecological legacy for future farmers to thrive.

Our Mission:

We secure access to resources for the success of Black farmers in the Sacramento, CA Region.