Molly Raedle

Highly motivated and dedicated animal care worker with a keen eye for detail. Unafraid to do hard work and no stranger to physically demanding labor under extreme conditions. Extremely knowledgeable in a wide variety of animal features and behavior patterns. Looking to eventually own land for mixed use- primary residence, farmland, and a wildlife education center/rehab.

Preferred location: Livingston, Oakland, Washtenaw, Wayne

Desired Transitional Agreement: Farm Seeker/Farm Owner Partnership, Lease to buy, Mentorship

Aug 27, 2026

Desired Acreage

  • 1-5 Acres
  • 5-10 Acres
  • 11-25 Acres
  • 26-100 Acres
  • 101-250 Acres
  • 251-500 Acres
  • 501-1000 Acres
  • >1000 Acres

Desired Infrastructure

  • Barns or other facilities
  • Electrical Access
  • Farmer Housing
  • Fencing
  • Irrigation/Water Access
  • Road access

Desired Land Usage

  • Aquaculture
  • Bees
  • Cattle - Beef
  • Flowers
  • Fruit
  • Fruit Trees
  • Goats - Dairy
  • Goats - Meat
  • Hay
  • Organic crops
  • Pigs
  • Poultry - Layers
  • Poultry - Meat
  • Sheep
  • Timber/Forest Land
  • Vegetables

Goals, Values, Vision

My vision is to build a sustainable and successful farm that reflects my love of nature, animals, and my community. In the future, my goal is to provide at least 70% of the food my family eats to be grown on my own land, with some surplus to sell to mitigate costs.

I am mostly interested in permaculture and restorative agriculture practices, and would like to eventually have a farm that has a net positive impact on the surrounding environment and community. I am also interested in wildlife rehabilitation and would like to eventually dedicate a portion of land to a wildlife education and rehabilitation center. 

The skills and experience that will help me succeed include community outreach, gardening, livestock care, and injured/orphaned wildlife care. I also hope to continue learning about new studies on best practices in permaculture and restorative agriculture and creating a blueprint for other americans to take charge of their food consumption and reconnect with where their food comes from.

Ultimately, my goal is to find a homestead I can spend the rest of my life caring for and create a farm that is educational, practical, and beneficial to the people it feeds and the environment. I am committed to the hard work and tackling the many obstacles that farmers often face, and look forward to building something that I will be proud to leave as my legacy.

Farming Status

Current Farming Status

Not currently farming

Farm Experience/Education

Farm employee, Farm internship/apprenticeship, Farm management

Mentoring

I am seeking mentorship

Farming Plans and Practices

Farming Method

Certified Organic, Organic Practices

The best way to describe the practices I would implement on my farm is Permaculture Plus. While many people in permaculture adhere to 100% organic practices, I believe that adding what is best for the organism (vaccines, medications, soil additives, etc) reduces harm and suffering, and will ultimately lead to more positive outcomes and products.