Pine Bluff, Arkansas (Jefferson County)

The Land and Stewardship

About 40 acres certified Stewardship Forest and about 26 cleared acres.

Drone view of cleared fields and buildings surrounded by dense pine forest — Still: PickinGreens Productions

The land, drawn to scale

Drone view of a pond with a grassy bank and pine forest behind it — Still: PickinGreens Productions

Sun rising over a pond with mist on the water and frost on the tall grass in front — Still: Wilkine Brutus

About 66 acres. Development began in 2009.

Two dogs running across open grass pasture with a tree line behind — Still: Arkansas Farm Bureau

On the farm

What we grow

Drone view of a white hoop house on green grass beside the forest edge — Still: PickinGreens Productions

Goats
Laying hens and eggs
Vegetables
Fruit
Timber

On the land

Hoop houses
Raised beds
Pond
Rotational grazing
Orchard in development

Conservation

Looking after the ground

Wooden Peaceful Pines Farm sign with a Stewardship Forest placard at the forest edge — Still: Arkansas Farm Bureau

More than $80,000 in cumulative EQIP cost-share.

Practice details are being confirmed. We will list them once they are checked.

Partner on conservation

Work on the land with us

Host a field day on the farm
Trial a conservation practice on the farm

Conservation partners can facilitate on the farm, learn from other practitioners and trainers, fund engagements and educational programs, and host events.

Ask about partnering

Who we work with

NRCS and UAPB

NRCS is a key partner of the farm.

The UAPB Small Farm Program is a key partner of the farm.

All partners