MATT TOOLE

Company Name & Logo

Tools of Cultivation

Title:

CEO

Website:

toolsofcultivation.com

Industry:

Sustainable Farming

Contact Info.:

bmt25122014@gmail.com

Company Blurb:

At Tools of Cultivation, (TOC) Family Farm, we humanely and compassionately raise all animals big and small!   TOC gives back to the land and people via regeneratively grazing with our Icelandic sheep and Kune Kune pigs. These specialty breeds create one of a kind meat and wool products. Our cuts range from tender lamb chops, sweet bacon and pastured chickens! In addition to our meat menu, we creat functional artistic home and garden items. We are a holistic three dimensional farm that provides food to feed, also animal/nature therapy to heal and reconnect and entrepreneurship to enable and FORCE MULTIPLY!  Our mission at Tools of Cultivation is to have the people we serve expose, experience and immerse in the natural environment, to bring true restoration.  

Bio:

Matt Toole is a seasoned Navy SEAL with a global upbringing and deep Southern roots. Born in the South to a Naval Officer and a loving mother, he spent his formative years around the world, attending high school in the Middle East before graduating in San Diego. He later returned to the South, earning a B.A. in International Studies with a Minor in Middle Eastern Studies from Old Dominion University.

Enlisting in the Navy at 24, Matt graduated BUD/S with Class 256. His career spans multiple SEAL Teams and roles, including mission specialist at SDV Team 1, LPO at NSWG-3, and key leadership roles at SEAL Team 3, TD-3, and SEAL Team 1. His deployments took him across PACOM, CENTCOM, and Iraq, where he served as breacher, air rep, fire team leader, mobility lead, and MAROPS instructor.

Matt’s personal decorations include the Bronze Star, multiple Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals with combat devices, and two Combat Action Ribbons. Now living in Ardmore, AL, with his wife Nicole and their three children, he blends his global military experience with his family’s rural roots to build a strong and resilient Family Farm Team (FFT).