Freewoods Farm

Freewoods is a 40-acre living farm museum replicating life on small southern family farms owned and/or operated by African Americans between 1865-1900. The Freewoods project has the following primary goals: (1) to develop a comprehensive, hands-on educational program emphasizing life on small animal/human-powered farms operated by African Americans; (2) to provide public education on the importance of small family farms to the economic prosperity of the state and nation; and (3) to promote tourism and minority economic development.

Syrup made from sugar cane grown on Freewoods Farm. Nothing added — No Preservatives
No additives. Made at the Farm from pure sugar cane juice. Cooked in an open Kettle/

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