Shady Grove Farm is located in rural east TN at the edge of the Cumberland Plateau west of Knoxville.... [more]
Black Hills Farm specializes in Huacaya Alpacas and Kiko Goats. We have a wide range of super soft alpaca fiber products, along with high quality breeding stock in alpacas and Kiko goats.
We are located outside the oldest Ky town, walk the paths Daniel Boone and other famous explorers took as they settled these breathtaking mountains.... [more]
We are a small family owned and operated farm, raising Boer Goats for meat, (sold live on hoof) from the farm, Guineas, great for tick control (farm sales only), Goat Granny's Handmade Goat Milk Soap,... [more]
A farm specializing in sustainable farming practices based on minimal input agriculture. Our farm lovingly grows heirloom vegetables and seeds, plants, chipotles, fudge, jams and jellies, and strawber... [more]
We keep a small flock of Southdown and Natural Color sheep. Half and whole freezer lambs are available for sale, as well as raw wool.We also sell free range duck eggs and have some live male ducks and
A family dairy farm with a small herd of Jersey cows that provide the milk to produce Yellow Branch Farmstead Cheeses.... [more]
Cuddle Coop Farms is a NEW farm, in the mountains of the Southern Appalachian Mountains. Minutes from Cumberland Falls, surrounded on two sides by hundreds of acres of Cow Pastures and Daniel Boone Na... [more]
The Farm at Spring Creek is a farm and farm-stay in Greeneville, TN. We are four generations of family now living in north Greene County in East Tennessee.... [more]
We grow winter crops in a 30 x 120 cold frame. We also have a small apple orchard, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries and grapes.... [more]
Tucked into the South of the River area of Roane County, Tennessee, Winged Elm Farm is a diverse 70-acre farm that supports a variety of livestock, as well as heirloom fruits and vegetables.... [more]
Cash Mountain Acres is a rustic, yet inspiring family owned homestead on almost 80 acres, with virgin land dating back to the early 19th century.... [more]
