Turtle Run Farm

Farmer Housing

Lithonia, Dekalb County

Updated Apr 24, 2026

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Available

  • 14 Total Acres
  • 3 Tillable Acreage
  • 1 Acres of Fenced Pasture
  • 2 Acres of Unfenced Pasture

Turtle Run Farm

Lithonia, Dekalb County

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Opportunity

Other

  • Cooperative Model
  • Business Partnership
  • Farm Management

Acreage Description

Seeking a beginner/early-career farmer to join a cooperative business partnership on farmland in unincorporated DeKalb. Onsite housing available in a welcoming, eco-oriented setting. Opportunity to develop and manage your own acreage of a small-scale farming practice while sharing responsibility for planning, production, and land stewardship within a broader vision of sustainability, learning, and regenerative, circular farming systems that work closely with natural systems. A part of the role is documenting and sharing progress through social media, helping communicate daily work and supporting the goal of making regenerative farming practices more visible, accessible, and widely understood.

Conservation Easements

This land is not subject to any conservation easements or other protection programs.

Current Production on Farm

Produce / Land Cover

  • Aquaculture/Hydroponics
  • Fallow
  • Fruit Trees / Nursery Stock
  • Herbs
  • Row Crops / Grain
  • Vegetables / Fruit
  • Vineyard

Livestock

  • Bees
  • Equine
  • Fish
  • Poultry
  • Sheep / Goat

Production Details

Raw land; No current production

Preferred Farming Method

  • Biodynamic
  • Organic - Certified
  • Organic - Not Certified

Equipment and Infrastructure

  • Barn / Storage
  • Fencing
  • Well / Pond / Other Water Source
  • Farmer Housing
  • Access to Electricity

Feature Details

Turtle Run Farm is a regenerative farm and emerging cooperative dedicated to restoring land, growing food in balance with natural systems, and sharing knowledge through hands-on learning and collaboration. Our goal is to demonstrate a slower, more connected way of living rooted in ecological responsibility and long-term stewardship.