Sauls Partnership

The Jones Center at Ichauway, nestled in Newton, GA, spans nearly 30,000 acres of diverse woods, water, and wildlife. It serves as a hub for comprehensive research, conservation, and education efforts aimed at understanding, demonstrating, and advocating for sustainable natural resource management. Research at Ichauway focuses on the intricate ecosystems of longleaf pine forests, the hydrology of the lower Flint River basin, and the interplay between wildlife species and their habitats. The center's location in the heart of the historic range of longleaf pine makes it a vital site for studying and preserving one of North America's rarest and most biologically diverse ecosystems. Through its conservation program, Ichauway actively manages its land base to exemplify sound resource stewardship. This includes initiatives like prescribed fire programs, conservation-based forest management, and restoration of the longleaf pine ecosystem. Besides, the center's education and outreach programs aim to disseminate knowledge to professionals, policymakers, and the next generation of natural resource experts. Generated from the website content

Rain Food and Beyond is a wholesaler and distributor specializing in high-quality fresh Turkish and international ethnic foods, alongside various grocery and non-grocery products. All items offered are Halal, catering to a diverse clientele seeking authentic culinary ingredients. With a commitment to continuously expanding their product range, Rain Food and Beyond not only provides a comprehensive catalog of food items but also includes non-food products and specialized items like Swan Beauty Soap. Their dedication to quality ensures that customers receive the finest selections available in the market. Generated from the website

Muhammad Farms, located in Bronwood, GA, is a 1556-acre farm that serves as the catalyst for the development of a sustainable food and fiber production system. Redeemed by Minister Louis Farrakhan in 1995 for the Three Year Economic Program, the farm is part of a larger 4500-acre tract of land purchased by the Honorable Elijah Muhammad in the 1960s. With its vast size, Muhammad Farms covers an area equivalent to Central Park in New York City or the Mall in D.C., but three times as wide. Recognizing the challenges faced by farmers in the current market, Muhammad Farms aims to establish stable markets in cities and become the marketing agents for Black farmers. By focusing on niche markets and implementing a system of transportation and storage equipment, the farm seeks to cut down labor costs and ensure employment opportunities for multiple families. With a vision for sustainable agriculture and economic empowerment, Muhammad Farms is committed to transforming the farming landscape and supporting the Black community.Generated from the website