Ayanna Oni
CEO
Back to Scratch
The last years have redirected this business to consider all of our core driving factors to be a successful farm start-up.
While those failures were eye-opening, we are grateful.
Ten Forty Six Farms remains invested in sustainability and regenerative agriculture to make a significant impact in the community, both socially and economically.
Change Brings New Possibilities
With careful thought, Ten Forty-Six Farms has placed all projects on hold temporarily (Willie Boy Snacks, Wildflower Meadow & Apiary, Hemp Production, the Digital Farm Planner and our Literacy Partnerships) until we are able to increase our staff and overall resources.
At our young farm start-up, our lead farm producer is intelligently pivoting to grow into overlapping sectors, primarily into pet food and green waste.
Dump Hill, a new partner will launch in a few weeks offering bin rentals in the rural areas of Fort Bend and surround counties.
Our onsite commercial kitchen is actively manufacturing a specialty frozen pet treat with locally sourced ingredients from other farm producers. BITES will be available for local distribution by summer 2024.
Natural. Raw. Grain-Free. Simple.
Our CSA will kick-off Fall 2024. Stay Tuned.
We are ready!
Our Purpose
To create ACCESS via economic and social impact within the local food system, to build partnerships in the community to EDUCATE in the agriculture space, and to advocate for SUSTAINABLE conservation practices, ecosystem services and biodiversity.
Access
Farm initiative to increase access to fresh fruits and vegetables for the local communities, schools and BIPOC chefs.
Education
We're learning farmers who want to inspire connections to agriculture through our community schools. Our partnerships with local area non-profits and government is where will see that positive community transformation.
Sustainability
As women focused on sustainable agriculture we can be part of the solution to increase community economic development in rural and urban areas and to model growing your own food in identified food deserts .