Stewards of the land
The family feels honored to care for this ground, continue the farming legacy begun by the families before them, and raise up the next generation of farmers.

Stuttgart, Arkansas
A first-generation family farm in Stuttgart, Arkansas, growing corn, soybeans, rice, and winter wheat.
At a glance
The operation
“Any day at the farm is a day well spent.”
Carol and Todd Witham purchased the first properties in 2014as a place for the family to fish, hunt, and enjoy the outdoors. After the family’s timber business sold in 2021, farming became their full-time work.
Today the operation grows soybeans, rice, corn, and winter wheat around Stuttgart. The farm also has grain bins, owns trucks for hauling, and works with neighboring farmers when either operation needs a hand.
What we grow
Witham Farms grows a focused mix of row crops across its tillable acreage.
Year-round work
Planting in spring, watering through summer, harvesting in fall, and preparing in winter keep the farm moving all year long.
~1,600
Tillable acres · approximately
2,000+
Total acres · more than


The family
Carol and Todd Witham purchased the first farm properties in 2014. Today, their sons Corbin and Luke lead the day-to-day operation with a growing team, while Todd supports the farm and enjoys his new role as Grandpa.
Stewardship
The first years of farming brought inevitable challenges, but dedication, family, and the Stuttgart farm community kept the operation moving forward.
The family feels honored to care for this ground, continue the farming legacy begun by the families before them, and raise up the next generation of farmers.
Working with family is not always easy, but it has allowed a father and his sons—and two brothers—to work side by side and grow closer through the seasons.
Witham Farms collaborates with local farmers when help is needed in either direction. The family is proud to be part of Stuttgart’s strong farm community.
From the farm
Family and field moments from the people behind Witham Farms.

Evening at the bins

Together outdoors

Family in the field
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