Gnome Hollow Farms This first generation Farm/Agritourism destination is owned by John Dixon, who is a 100% Disabled Army Veteran.... [more]
We are a small family farm in East Tennessee, just min. away from Knoxville, Johnson City, and Asheville, North Carolina.... [more]
Raw milk herdshares as well as subscriptions for grass-fed Piedmontese beef. We also sell 100% Freshly Milled Sourdough Bread - order on website!
Old Forge Homestead is a family owned USMC Veteran owned farm in Elizabethton, TN. Our primary products are raw goat milk, and raw goat cheese, yogurt, and kefir.... [more]
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]
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]
Quail Cottage Farm Stand is a cozy local spot where tradition and homemade goodness come together. We take pride in offering fresh-baked breads, pastries, and treats made with care, the way baking sho... [more]
100% Grass Fed Beef from Heritage Breed Belted Galloways.. Biodynamic farming practices No grains, No pesticiedes, No synthetic fertilizers, No antibiotics, No hormones.... [more]
Located just 5 miles from Interstate 81 at Exit 36, we are a family owned and operated farm. We offer fresh veggies and fruits grown without harmful pesticides or other chemicals.... [more]
We grow culinary and medicinal herb starts, perennials and vegetable starts for sale. We sell from the farm and at the Depot Street Farmers Market in Greeneville, TN.... [more]
We are a family run farm and homestead where we sell pastured chickens and turkeys. We use certified organic feed and use regenerative practices moving animals daily to build healthy soil and produce... [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]
