Owning land is more than just having a piece of the earth, it’s a seed of possibility. If you’re sitting on acres that are untouched, underutilized, or simply waiting for the right idea, you’re not alone. All across the country, landowners are dreaming of turning their property into something meaningful, sustainable, and income-generating. That’s where Piedmont Harvest’s agribusiness coaching for new farmers becomes a true game-changer helping you move from “someday” to a clear, actionable plan rooted in purpose and potential.

Owning Land Is Just the Beginning

Buying land is a major milestone, and it often comes with big dreams—feeding your community, building generational wealth, or creating a lifestyle closer to the earth. But once you own the land, a big question follows: Now what? Many new landowners are unsure where to start. They have the will but not the way. That’s completely normal. Transitioning from landowner to farmer or agribusiness owner isn’t something you’re expected to know intuitively. It’s a journey. And like any journey, it helps to have someone who’s walked the path before. That’s the core of agribusiness coaching for new farmers, helping you turn ownership into opportunity.

One-on-One Coaching

We offer personalized coaching to landowners, equipping them with the knowledge and strategic vision to transform underutilized or legacy properties into thriving, revenue-generating agribusinesses.

Expert Guidance on Practices

Our coaching covers innovative agricultural techniques such as regenerative farming, vertical agriculture, and hydroponics.

Informed Decision Making

We empower landowners to make well-informed decisions by providing them with the tools, resources, and expertise needed to unlock the full potential of their properties, ensuring sustainable success.

Making a Plan from the Ground Up

Unused or underused land is full of opportunity. Whether you’re working with a quarter-acre backyard or a 50-acre family plot, Piedmont Harvest can help you turn that space into a sustainable, income-generating agribusiness that aligns with your passions and fits your lifestyle.

But let’s be clear there’s no one-size-fits-all model. What works for one person might not work for another, and real success rarely comes from copying someone else’s blueprint. That’s exactly why personalized agribusiness coaching for new farmers through Piedmont Harvest makes all the difference.

Together, we’ll begin by looking at your land with fresh, informed eyes. What’s the soil quality? Is there reliable water access? What’s your local climate, zoning, and infrastructure like? But we don’t stop at the logistics. With Piedmont Harvest, we also explore your time, your budget, and most importantly your motivation. Do you want to grow food for your family? Create a profitable side business? Build a farm that serves your community?

Your answers shape your roadmap—and Piedmont Harvest is here to help you walk it with clarity and confidence.

Discovering the Right Agribusiness for You

Here’s where it gets exciting. Agribusiness today is evolving, and at Piedmont Harvest, we help new farmers explore that full spectrum of possibilities. Farming no longer has to mean rows of corn or cattle in the pasture. Many of our clients are building successful, sustainable businesses through modern models like hydroponics, vertical farming, permaculture, and more—all without needing hundreds of acres or expensive equipment.

Your land could become a microgreen operation that supplies local restaurants. It could grow cut flowers or specialty herbs for a high-end market. It could host beehives, chickens, or even agritourism events. The options are as diverse as the people stepping into this space.

As part of our agribusiness coaching for new farmers, you’ll gain a clear, informed view of what’s actually doable based on your resources and goals. From regenerative farming practices to CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) programs, from value-added products like jams and herbal soaps to on-farm educational workshops, we walk you through each potential path. And the best part? You don’t have to figure it all out alone.

Your Path to Purposeful Farming

Turning land into a sustainable, income-generating venture doesn’t happen overnight—but it doesn’t have to take years either.
At Piedmont Harvest, our agribusiness coaching for new farmers breaks the journey down into five clear, achievable steps.

Discover Your Vision

We begin with your why. At Piedmont Harvest, we take time to understand what drives you, whether it's community impact, food sovereignty, or creating generational wealth through your land.

Discover Your Vision

We begin with your why. At Piedmont Harvest, we take time to understand what drives you, whether it's community impact, food sovereignty, or creating generational wealth through your land.

Discover Your Vision

We begin with your why. At Piedmont Harvest, we take time to understand what drives you, whether it's community impact, food sovereignty, or creating generational wealth through your land.

Discover Your Vision

We begin with your why. At Piedmont Harvest, we take time to understand what drives you, whether it's community impact, food sovereignty, or creating generational wealth through your land.

Discover Your Vision

We begin with your why. At Piedmont Harvest, we take time to understand what drives you, whether it's community impact, food sovereignty, or creating generational wealth through your land.

What makes agribusiness coaching with Piedmont Harvest truly unique is that it’s about more than just technical advice. It’s a thoughtful, hands-on process that reshapes how you view your land, your role as a steward, and your future as a land-based entrepreneur.Let’s say you’ve never farmed a day in your life. That’s perfectly okay. Piedmont Harvest doesn’t expect you to show up as an expert, we walk beside you as you learn. You’ll begin by exploring the core principles of regenerative agriculture and why they matter in today’s world. We’ll introduce you to hydroponics, vertical farming, and soil health not just as concepts, but as practical strategies that could work for your land and lifestyle. As we move forward, you’ll develop a clear, values-based vision for your land. Together, we’ll explore what matters most to you:

More Than Advice: Real Transformation

Let’s say you’ve never farmed a day in your life. That’s perfectly okay. Piedmont Harvest doesn’t expect you to show up as an expert, we walk beside you as you learn. You’ll begin by exploring the core principles of regenerative agriculture and why they matter in today’s world. We’ll introduce you to hydroponics, vertical farming, and soil health not just as concepts, but as practical strategies that could work for your land and lifestyle.

As we move forward, you’ll develop a clear, values-based vision for your land. Together, we’ll explore what matters most to you:

Families with inherited land

Owners of vacant or idle property

Churches, schools, or organizations with unused space

People who want to build something lasting but don’t know

Whatever your “why,” Piedmont Harvest helps ensure your agribusiness plan reflects it authentically and intentionally.

And of course, there’s the practical side: navigating grants, incentive programs, zoning regulations, permits, and financial planning. These aren’t barriers—they’re just part of the journey. And with Piedmont Harvest in your corner, they become manageable steps you’ll confidently take toward building something meaningful.

Maryland Department of Agriculture

“Piedmont Harvest’s approach to agribusiness and wellness is exactly what our communities need. Their hydroponic solutions and land revitalization model not only address urgent food security challenges but also create new opportunities for farmers and strengthen local economies.”

Derek’s Urban Hydroponic Setup (New York)

With limited space in the city, Derek learned to grow microgreens hydroponically. After launching with coaching support, he now sells directly to chefs and grocery stores.

Fred Tombar, Wellness Customer

“Piedmont Hemp Company has amazing products. I especially love their pain balms. I often share the one I keep in my bag whenever someone mentions pain—and every single person has discovered what I already knew: it works, and it works fast. I started with the regular strength, but now I’m hooked on the extra strength. My wife swears by their tincture for rest, and we both love the hand sanitizer—it leaves our hands soft and smelling great. Plus, delivery is always quick, so we can count on having our products right on time.”

Nina’s Native Herb Garden (Oregon)

Nina had a neglected half-acre behind her house. Through coaching, she developed a native herb garden and now produces small-batch teas sold in local co-ops.