Jeremy Sewell

Farming full-time for income

Updated Dec 2, 2025

  • 0-5 Total acres
  • 0-5 Acres of cropland or tillable land
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Jeremy Sewell

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Native American and beginning veteran farmer who is deeply committed to sustainable farming and land stewardship.

I am a beginning veteran farmer who is committed to soil health and nutrient dense foods. I plan to use my existing knowledge base, coupled with those skills and wisdom I glean through mentorship and academics, to improve the land and lives I touch (to include my own). I currently live on one acre of land in Johnston county and have begun trialing no-till organic market gardening methods on part. I have been growing for just over two years, but am still in the very beginning of my farming journey and have realized this is my true path. 

  • Fencing
  • Greenhouse
  • Irrigation equipment
  • Cold storage (cooler/freezer)
  • Well / Pond / Other water source
  • Lease w/Mentoring
  • Incubator Program
  • Employment / Internship / Mentorship
  • Employment with Transfer

Opportunity details

At this time, I am focused on learning and growing. While I have a depth of knowledge on soil health and ecological farming practices, I have no experience in the business of running or managing a farm business. I would appreciate the chance to learn from the wisdom of an experienced producer who has lived the ups and downs, while simultaneously helping them grow their farm business through my work ethic and exceptional problem solving skill set. I am also interested in learning the art and practice of pasture/forest raised small ruminants, pork, and poultry. While I have studied the principles, I have no practical experience to turn that knowledge into wisdom.

  • Biodynamic
  • Regenerative
  • Certified organic
  • Transitioning to organic
  • Ecological production but not certified

Practices details

My ultimate goal is to manage land in an ecologically focused way allowing nature to tell me what she needs to heal as opposed to forcing my will on her. I will utilize only natural inputs and disturbances to ensure any intervention I implement will not cause any long term damage to the ecosystem should I make a mistake. I want to enhance the phytonutrient content of all food produced to enhance the health of those that I am able to provide for so that I am healing the soil as well as the community.

  • Cattle (Dairy / Beef)
  • Flowers / Herbs
  • Poultry (Broiler / Layer)
  • Sheep/Goat (Dairy / Meat)
  • Vegetables

Goals details

In the near term, I plan to focus on diversified annual vegetables and annual/perennial medicinal herb production in order to provide an outlet to the local community to improve their health through natural means. I believe biodiversity is key to restoring whatever ecosystem I manage. Ecosystem dependent, I would also like to incorporate perennial systems into a forest farming enterprise. Long-term, understanding my age and injuries are a limiting factor, I want to transition to an educational and incubator farm to grow the next generation of ecologically minded farmers.

Years of experience

2 total years of experience

1 years employed as a worker (non-manager)

1 years as a manager

Education, training, and employment experience

  • Formal agricultural education (AA, BS, MS, PhD)
  • Farm internship / apprenticeship
  • Other

Experience details

I have self-studied extensively. I committ three hours of every morning to broadening my knowledge base from a diverse set of resources. I am currently enrolled with the NC State CEFS Boots on the Ground apprenticeship program and am seeking a host farm in my area to learn and grow within. I am currently enrolled in the Sustainable Agriculture AAS program at Central Carolina Community College and thus far have been thoroughly impressed.

Desired locations

  • Franklin
  • Nash
  • Wake
  • Harnett
  • Johnston
  • Sampson
  • Wayne
  • Wilson