Paris, tn

Farms near Paris, tn

Burns, Tennessee

At Restoration Roses we are bringing beauty back. Good riddance to modern roses and flowers bred without a thought for consequences to the health of humans, animals and even other plants.... [more]

Clarksville, Tennessee

Vick's Chicks is a small family farm offering eggs from happy, natural-fed chickens and produce. Owned and managed by the Vickrey family.... [more]

Charleston, Missouri

Levelland Farm is a small farm with 2 acres in vegetable production and 1 acre in pasture for laying hens (multi-colored eggs) and broiler production.... [more]

Bon Aqua, Tennessee

Joel's Farm raises Black Angus calves with their Mamas for generations. We have top butcher processed, USDA inspected, dry aged for 14+ days, 100% Grass Fed and Grass Finished Beef , vacuum Cryovac s... [more]

Clarksville, Tennessee

Small Artisan Farm raising Natural Wagyu "Kobe Style" Beef. USDA Prime Grade, Pasture Raised and Finished, No Antibiotics, growth hormones oranimal byproducts.

Ashland City, Tennessee

Sweeter Days Farm is a family owned farm growing 2 acres of vegetables, cut flowers, and culinary herbs.... [more]

Duck River, Tennessee

We are a new farm located in Hickman County, Tn. We currently operate on borrowed pastures as our home is on 1 acre.... [more]

Centerville, Tennessee

We're a family run farm and ranch that strives to glorify God in our stewardship of the land. We primarily produce pastured meats, but sometimes also have vegetables available.... [more]

Ashland City, Tennessee

We raise All Natural Angus Beef. We sell at the Nashville Farmers' Market on weekends and from our farm by appointment.... [more]

Hopkinsville, Kentucky

Penick Farms has been at the same location since January of 1941 in Christian County Kentucky.

Princeton, Kentucky

We're a family owned farm in western KY selling homegrown produce, fruits, baked goods and meat at our roadside veggie stand and at the local farmers market.

Adams, Tennessee

Many beekeepers these days feed and medicate their bees, but those chemicals end up in the honey. I don't know about you, but I don't want that stuff in my honey.... [more]