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Realizing the full potential of the Ransom “Tack” Adamson Estate , Est. April 20th 1896, through access to research and education, with full participation in culture -- to drive a new era of Adamson Family development, growth, pride and productivity. Built to insure Estate Preservation, Sustainability, Philanthropy and Equity.
A Family Land Partnership consisting of more than 30 current descendants and Heirs of Ransom “Tack” Adamson and Nancy Whitmore Adamson.
R.A.E. Holdings acts as the Steward of the Estates affairs with the focus on growing and building a legacy that honors the strength of our Ancestors.
R.A.E. Holdings intends to hit the next level by sourcing and managing professional services to execute actions in revenue streams, leases and projects that have been identified by the family to deliver maximum value to the environment and family for this millennium and beyond.
The Arkansas Century Farm Program recognizes Arkansas’s rich agricultural heritage and honors families who have owned and farmed the same land for at least 100 years.
Despite the challenges of landownership for minority populations, the story of the Adamson Estate offers a glimmer of hope and serves as a symbol of resiliency. The estate’s commitment to development, growth, pride, and productivity means that the sky is the limit for this determined family.
This year, the family farm, known as the “Adamson Estate,” was recognized as a certified American Tree Farm and Arkansas Century Farm.
Members of the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Keeping it in the Family (KIITF) Sustainable Forestry and African American Land Retention program and representatives of the Adamson Estate participate in a sign installation ceremony that recognized their family land in Howard County, Arkansas as a certified American Tree Farm
"It was Amazing to read about the Ransom Adamson Estate- an African American family that has held on to near a 100 acres since the late 1800's". Minority Landowner Magazine 2019 Farmer Year edition , Editors page.
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