Shelbyville, tn

Farm Stands near Shelbyville, tn

Chattanooga, Tennessee

Crabtree Farm is a non-profit organization connecting Chattanoogans to our local foodshed. Programs at Crabtree Farms include an urban farm, outreach training series, a CSA program, and educational op... [more]

Hartselle, Alabama

Goose Pond Farm retired from framing in 2023. We offer eggs at the farm on a self-serve method. Check our website for details.... [more]

Lafayette, Tennessee

We are a small family who love to grow a big healthy garden and a beautiful herd of pastured mixed-dairy goats.... [more]

Westmoreland, Tennessee

Up and running for the 2012 spring harvest season - we will offer exotic and "standard" vegetables and herbs, honey, eggs, apples and berries.... [more]

Westmoreland, Tennessee

Our family farm started out as a dream over 8 years ago. We lived in a suburb of Buffalo, NY, and began hatching birds-- small at first, but then grew to hatching a few hundred birds per season-- chi... [more]

Chickamauga, Georgia

Our family farm is committed to creating healthy food for ourselves, our family and our customers. We use organic and sustainable methods to grow our vegetables and fruits.... [more]

Kensigton, Georgia

We are a small farm between Lookout and Pigeon Mts. in McLemore Cove. I will sell produce here on the farm with call-in orders.... [more]

Hartselle, Alabama

We are a family operated farm that grows several different varieties of heirloom vegetables every year, specializing in tomatoes and peppers.... [more]

Chattanooga, Tennessee

Closed Permanently. Bo Peep's Black Sheep is part of Coolidge Urban Farm, a small family run farm within the city limits of Chattanooga.... [more]

Geraldine, Alabama

Whirlwind Farm is 15 beautiful ac. With 8ac. of mixed forest along Town Creek in Geraldine, Al. 7 ac of open land producing mixed vegetables and herbs on 2.5 ac.

Clarksville, Tennessee

Brokenpoint farm grows a variety of produce and fruits. We are not certified organic but follow organic practice.... [more]

menlo, Georgia

We grow vegetables April through November without conventional pesticides.