Jeremiah Moore is a Monroe County, Arkansas native who still calls Clarendon home. His family first settled in the county in 1859, and they continue to own and work the same farm they purchased 167 years ago—a legacy that has shaped Jeremiah’s deep, generational connection to the land. On both sides of his family tree, his forefathers bought and sold land and built something lasting, and Jeremiah is proud to follow in their footsteps.

Before entering real estate, Jeremiah founded and ran a small start-up in the poultry market. Though not directly tied to land brokerage, the experience rooted him in the ag-economy and taught him self-determination and the resourcefulness to find answers in unfamiliar territory. For nearly a decade now, he has applied that same drive to real estate, personally brokering over $100 million in sales throughout his career. Since 2018, he has also bought and sold land as a tool for personal investment—so he understands firsthand the questions to ask, the feelings to navigate, and the many facets of land management and acquisition.

As the founder of Moore Land and Farm, Jeremiah leads a team working to become the most prominent land brokerage in Arkansas—one that doesn’t just help others buy and sell, but buys and sells itself. His passion for land is rooted in a lifelong love of hunting and agriculture. While he enjoys working with hunting properties, he finds his greatest fulfillment in helping clients acquire investment-grade farms that grow commodities to feed America and, ultimately, become land they’ll pass down to the next generation.

Drake was born and raised on his family farm in Monroe County, Arkansas, where he developed a deep appreciation for the outdoors and responsible land stewardship. He later expanded his roots and experience across southern Missouri and northeast Arkansas, further strengthening his connection to rural properties and the people who depend on them.

Before entering real estate, Drake built a long-standing career in the crop protection industry, serving growers and landowners across the state. Helping agricultural producers get the most from their land has always been central to his work, and that practical experience gives him valuable insight into the needs of buyers, sellers, and landowners alike.

Drake’s passion for land real estate is rooted in his love for hunting and agriculture. He especially enjoys working with recreational properties and helping both new and experienced landowners develop and manage land for wildlife habitat and recreational use.