Building the Future of Agriculture — Together

At Keziah Ridge Farm, we are developing a new agricultural model at the intersection of hemp grain production, poultry feed innovation, and sustainable farming systems.

We are actively seeking partners who share our vision for building a scalable, data-driven, and environmentally responsible agricultural future.

We Partner With:

Universities and research institutions advancing agricultural innovation
Poultry and feed companies exploring alternative protein inputs
Agricultural and hemp supply chain partners supporting production and processing
Government and funding organizations aligned with rural development and sustainability
Sustainability and food system leaders focused on climate-smart agriculture

Our Role

Keziah Ridge Farm serves as a real-world platform for research, validation, and commercialization — connecting innovation to application.

Let’s Build What’s Next

If you are working at the forefront of agriculture, food systems, or sustainability, we invite you to connect and explore how we can collaborate.

Our Story

Keziah Ridge Farm is rooted in faith, family legacy, and new beginnings.

Located in Collins, Mississippi, in Covington County, our farm sits on beautiful rural land filled with wooded ridges, wetlands, wildlife habitats, and open fields. Many years ago, this land was purchased with the vision of preserving it for future generations while creating opportunities for community and sustainable agriculture.
The name Keziah comes from the Bible—one of Job’s daughters, born after a season of hardship, symbolizing renewal and restoration. It is also the name of our paternal great-great-great-grandmother, whose strength and resilience continue to inspire our family today.
Keziah Ridge Farm is being developed as a sustainable hemp farm and future eco-tourism destination, combining regenerative agriculture, conservation, and immersive outdoor experiences. From hemp cultivation to wildlife preservation and future glamping experiences, our goal is to create a place where people can reconnect with nature and experience the beauty of rural Mississippi.

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