Family Farm Expands to National Scale Brittney Miller, second-generation owner of Manchester Farms, has transformed the family operation into one of the country's largest quail producers. The farm, founded in 1974, now produces 50,000 Pharaoh quail and approximately 1 million quail eggs per week. Under Miller's leadership, the business has grown from modest roots into a multi-million-dollar national company while maintaining family farming values.
Leadership in Male-Dominated Sector Miller's operation represents a notable example of women-led agriculture at scale.
She took the helm of the family enterprise after growing up on the farm, navigating the challenges of scaling a multi-generational business in an industry historically dominated by male operators. Her tenure reflects broader industry trends as more women assume leadership roles in agricultural operations, balancing family involvement with business expansion and market growth.
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Written by FBM Publications Editors
