Baxter, tn

Local Food near Baxter, tn

Cleveland, Tennessee

Our produce is all grown without GMO seeds and we are certified organic. Our crops rotate with luscious strawberries, lovely arugula, mixed salad greens, kale, lettuce, broccoli, swiss chard, potatoe... [more]

Chickamagua, Georgia

Nestled in the heart of Chickamauga, Georgia, Dutch Family Farm LLC, led by farmer Jamie, Kristen and Alder, offers a diverse bounty of antibiotic-free, pasture-raised meats and seasonal produce, all... [more]

Santa Fe, Tennessee

We're Steven and Christine Bailey, and we're people-gatherers. That means we really miss last night's dinner guest at the breakfast table the next morning.

Williamsburg, Kentucky

We sale raw, unheated honey from honey bees that are not fed. Also Goat Milk lye soap that has No nut ingredients, it is great for people with nut allergies.... [more]

Dalton, Georgia

Welcome to Whisk Blended! Whisk Blended is a family-inspired home bakery in Dalton, Georgia, specializing in fresh, made-to-order baked goods.... [more]

Chickamauga, Georgia

Greeting to all! What's there to say? I have been growing veggies using what my grandfather and grandmother did long before there were pesticides and herbicides.... [more]

Knoxville, Tennessee

CAC Beardsley Community Farm is an urban demonstration site that promotes food security and sustainable agriculture through practice, education, and community outreach.

Taft, Tennessee

Organic pasture raised chicken, turkey, duck and goat as well as non-gmo rabbit and pig. Small family farm.

Maryville, Tennessee

On our homestead, we believe in regenerative practices. We never use spray or poisons of any kind. We do our best and let nature take its course, and the vast majority of the time, everything works be... [more]

LaFayette, Georgia

Welcome to Well by Nature Farm, where beauty and creativity flourish alongside health and community.... [more]

Cookeville, Tennessee

I have a small farm where I grow vegetables including squash of several verities, tomatoes, onion, cabbage, pie pumpkins, and hay for horses.... [more]