Scott Farms
Scott Farms, Inc., a sixth-generation family farm based in Lucama, North Carolina, is a beacon of hard work and dedication to superior quality. Specializing in the cultivation of sweet potatoes, tobacco, wheat, soybeans, corn, and peanuts, Scott Farms prides itself on being 100% grown, packed, and shipped in NC. Led by Linwood “Sonny” Scott, Jr., his wife Alice Scott, and their sons Linwood III and Dewey, the farm has established a strong industry presence with over 20,000 tons exported annually and a vast farmland spanning 20,000 acres.
Scott Farms stands out in the agricultural landscape with its environmentally friendly farming practices that not only benefit the current business but also ensure the success of future generations. The company's commitment to sustainability and quality has earned them a loyal customer base and a reputation for excellence. With a team of experienced staff overseeing farming and processing operations, Scott Farms has set itself apart through its dedication to innovation and continuous improvement.
Having added a peanut crop in 2021, Scott Farms continues to expand its product offerings and reach. The company's rich history, strong family values, and unwavering dedication to superior quality position them as a leader in the industry. As Scott Farms looks to the future, their strategic direction focuses on maintaining their commitment to sustainability, expanding their market presence, and continuing to provide high-quality products to their customers. With a solid foundation built on generations of hard work and dedication, Scott Farms is poised for continued success in the ever-evolving agricultural sector.
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