Farming Part Time
Updated May 26, 2026
Seeking
- 6 to 10 acres
Looking For the Following
Desired Locations
Plan
We plan to secure 5 to 20 acres of land near coastal Georgia, ideally within 40 miles of Savannah, to establish a regenerative family homestead estate rooted in food security, ecological stewardship, and community education. We are looking for raw or partially developed land with flexible zoning that supports agricultural use, multiple structures, workshops, retreats, and community gatherings.
Our plan is to create both a private residence and a living laboratory that demonstrates how thoughtful design, regenerative agriculture, perennial food systems, and controlled environment agriculture can work together. The land will evolve in phases through intentional master planning, observation, mapping, and relationship building with the property itself.
We are especially interested in land with water access such as a pond, creek, lake, or strong well potential. We are comfortable rehabilitating underutilized clay or sandy soils through regenerative methods, cover cropping, perennial systems, and earthworks focused on water retention and long term ecological health.
The long term plan includes a sustainably designed home utilizing passive house principles, grey-water recycling, natural building materials, and more paired with a sustainable relationship with the land featuring perennial gardens, a greenhouse growing system, and a native fruit orchard.
Desired Transitional Agreement
Description of Desired Transitional Agreement
Ideally, we would like an arrangement that allows us to begin stewarding and understanding the property while gradually implementing infrastructure, gardens, and long term planning systems.
Our approach includes a temporary living setup such as a tiny home, Airstream, camper, or mobile home while we establish the site and continue phased development. During this observation and planning period, we would begin regenerative soil practices, perennial garden systems, cover cropping, and land mapping.
We are eager to work alongside experienced elder landowners or current land stewards who are interested in mentorship, shared infrastructure models, or collaborative stewardship approaches while maintaining clear ownership structures and expectations.
The goal is to create a respectful, mutually beneficial transition that honors the land, existing relationships, and long term stewardship plan.
Type of Current Production on Farm
Produce / Land Cover
Livestock
Additional Information on Produce or Livestock Needs
Our agricultural focus centers around regenerative perennial food systems and controlled environment agriculture. We are especially interested in developing food forest systems, intercropping strategies, perennial vegetables and herbs, medicinal plants, and orchard production that become more resilient and productive over time.
We also plan to incorporate greenhouse based aeroponic production systems to support year round food growing and educational demonstrations related to controlled environment agriculture and food security.
In terms of livestock, we are interested in beginning with a bee apiary. Over time, we hope to continue expanding the livestock while regenerative systems support both ecological health and long term food production.
Our overall plan is to create a productive homestead capable of generating surplus food, educational opportunities, and community connection while demonstrating regenerative land stewardship practices in a near coastal Georgia environment.
Preferred Equipment and Infrastructure
Equipment and Infrastructure Details
Our infrastructure approach is intentionally phased and focused on long term resilience. Initially, we plan to utilize temporary housing connected to city power while gradually building permanent systems over time.
Planned infrastructure includes greenhouse systems for controlled environment aeroponic growing, perennial orchard systems, irrigation and water retention systems, earthworks for pond enhancement and drainage management, fencing, workshop spaces, and agricultural support structures.
Qualifications and Goals
Preferred Farming Status
Part Time
Farming Experience
1 to 5 years
Farm Education/Training
Additional Info on Experience/Education
This plan is led by Denzel Hill and Temakha Maakheru, two entrepreneurs currently based in Savannah, GA who bring a unique combination of skills.
Denzel Hill of Under One Sun Creative Consulting LLC experience and education:
- B.A. in Architecture; focus in sustainable development from Columbia University
- Licensed drone pilot; specializing in aerial mapping and imagery for master planning
- Experienced AgriTech partner and developer
- Residential Designer of 5+ years
Denzel’s skillset includes site planning, photogrammetry, drone documentation, and strategic master planning to help landowners better understand and develop their properties over time.
Temakha Maakheru of Abundaverse LLC experience and education:
- B.A. in sociology from GA State University; Summa Cum Laude
- Globally recognized model and beauty ambassador of 20+ years
- Award winning music and visual artist with a focus in community building/ wellness and resilience programming
Temakha’s skillset includes organizing workshops, wellness centered gatherings, and community focused educational activities related to nutrition, resilience, movement, and sustainable living.
Together we are invested in regenerative systems that improve land usability, ecological health, food production, and long term resilience of the land and the people in relationship with it.
Combining the methodologies of “Build Grow Teach” and “The Remedy”, Denzel and Temakha document their learnings through digital storytelling and courses focused on food growing, wellness, architecture, and building resilience through relationship with the land.
We create educational experiences that teach others to take leadership in their health and wellness.