Consulting

Whether you are first considering the idea of agriculture as amenity, in need of a feasibility study or need help negotiating with existing farmers, our consulting services are designed to bring understanding to complex relationships.

Consulting

Design

For retrofits, standalone farms or other situations where a project landscape architect is not engaged, we offer full conceptual design services. When a landscape architect is already on the project our staff work along side them to ensure successful agricultural amenities are designed.

Design

Development

As much of the development related to agricultural amenities are farm specific, we offer installation services to our clients. We are experts in field preparation, orchard development, agricultural irrigation and greenhouse installation.

Development

Management

The real magic of agricultural amenities is developed from the operation of the farm. Our embedded Farm Educators, trained in agriculture and community building, become valued members of the neighborhoods in which they work. Our turnkey service works well for developers, HOA's, private owners and CA's alike.

Management

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Team Leaders

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Clayton Garrett

In addition to practicing law for a number of years, Clayton has started, grown and lead multiple businesses. He continues to lead a small group of companies operating in the direct-to-consumer and service business models. For the past four years, Clayton has worked along-side developers, landscape architects, architects, and engineers to create unique and exceptional agricultural amenities. Clayton is a member of a number of community organizations including the Urban Land Institute and most recently contributed to their 2018 ULI Agrihood Report.

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Scott Snodgrass

Scott’s experience in retail garden centers, restaurants, vegetable farming and consulting with developers allow him to view challenges in our food system from many angles. As a serial entrepreneur he has started four businesses and managed numerous projects. For the past four years, through his company, Agmenity, he has become one of the primary thought leaders in the national agrihood movement, regularly speaking on the topic at regional and national conferences.

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Scott Snodgrass

Scott’s experience in retail garden centers, restaurants, vegetable farming and consulting with developers allow him to view challenges in our food system from many angles. As a serial entrepreneur he has started four businesses and managed numerous projects. For the past four years, through his company, Agmenity, he has become one of the primary thought leaders in the national agrihood movement, regularly speaking on the topic at regional and national conferences.

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Justin Myers

Coming from years of work with schools, non-profits, and businesses to provide education around and access to fresh food via school gardens and urban farms, Justin believes that small-scale farms are a dynamic vehicle for a community’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being. He brings the ethos that community farms not only connect people to nutrient dense and delicious vegetables, but also empower individuals of all ages through education and experience.