JENNIFER & SAMUEL MEDFORD FARMS

JENNIFER & SAMUEL MEDFORD FARMS operates as a small agricultural producer specializing in crop farming under NAICS 111191, which encompasses other oilseed and grain farming activities. The company’s core capabilities center on the cultivation, harvesting, and management of specialty grain and oilseed crops using precision agricultural techniques, soil health management, and sustainable land stewardship practices. Their operational model emphasizes efficient resource utilization, crop rotation planning, and integrated pest management to optimize yield and environmental outcomes. While no specific award history is available to confirm federal contract performance, the business is structured as a family-owned farm enterprise (2K entity type), suggesting a focused, localized approach to production with potential alignment to USDA procurement channels for commodity supplies or conservation program participation. The contractor’s industry focus is narrowly defined by NAICS 111191, indicating specialization in non-specified oilseed and grain farming—potentially including crops such as sunflower, flax, or specialty soybeans—distinct from major commodity producers. This positioning suggests a niche market role in supplying high-quality, non-GMO, or regionally adapted seed stock, possibly for government-sponsored food assistance, biofuel initiatives, or conservation reserve programs. Their geographic presence is centered in Brinkley, Arkansas, placing them within the Mississippi Delta’s agriculturally productive corridor, a region critical to national grain and oilseed output. As a small business with no government certifications on record, the contractor operates as a traditional agricultural producer without formal federal contracting designations such as HUBZone, 8(a), or SDVOSB status. Their market positioning is likely as a local supplier with potential eligibility for USDA direct procurement or indirect supply chain roles supporting federal food programs, though no direct agency relationships can be confirmed from available data.