JENNY FARM LLC

JENNY FARM LLC specializes in agricultural production and livestock management services under NAICS 112390, focusing on the breeding, raising, and care of non-dairy animals such as sheep, goats, and other niche livestock. The company applies precision husbandry techniques, pasture rotation systems, and animal health protocols to deliver sustainable, high-quality animal outputs. Their operational model emphasizes regenerative land use, biosecurity compliance, and humane animal handling, positioning them as a reliable provider of livestock for government-supported food security, research, and conservation programs. Technical expertise includes feed formulation, veterinary coordination, and environmental stewardship practices aligned with USDA guidelines. While no specific agency award history is available, the contractor’s capabilities align with mission needs of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Department of Defense (for military subsistence and training programs), and federal land management agencies requiring livestock for ecological restoration or grazing management. Their work likely supports programs involving forage production, animal-based research, and rural economic development initiatives. The company’s primary industry focus is on specialty livestock farming, particularly within the broader category of animal production excluding dairy and poultry. This vertical requires deep knowledge of breed-specific physiology, seasonal grazing cycles, and regulatory compliance under the Animal Welfare Act and Organic Standards. JENNY FARM LLC occupies a niche market as a small-scale, high-integrity producer serving federal procurement channels that prioritize locally sourced, ethically raised animal products. As a Woman-Owned Business certified under the SBA’s 8(a) program and structured as a 2J entity, the company leverages federal contracting preferences to expand its footprint in rural government supply chains. Based in Bradford, Tennessee, it maintains a localized operational footprint with potential to scale through partnerships with regional agricultural cooperatives and federal extension services.