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The Farm Store: The Vitality of a Small Farm
Farm Life Travel Tips

The Farm Store: The Vitality of a Small Farm

There are many ways to commemorate your next farm stay experience but we must say, shopping at the farm store is one of the tastier (and fun!) ways to bring the farm home with you. Farm stores come in all shapes and sizes from bread buggies to farmer's markets to subscription CSA boxes -- each farm has their own unique way of sharing the goods they produce.

Jun 27, 2023
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#farm stay #farm store #family farms #farm to table #heirloom
By Faith Farm in Joelton, Tennessee
Farm Life Agritourism

By Faith Farm in Joelton, Tennessee

By Faith Farm is sited on land that has been farmed since the early 1800s – primarily cattle, tobacco, and vegetables. When the 96-acre farm was bought in 2011 by the Birckheads, it had become fallow, the buildings abandoned, the fields and forests left unattended. For the suburban couple, with no experience in farming (she was an accountant and he was a doctor), this was truly a calling with a mission.

Feb 11, 2020
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#flowers #u-pick #cattle #Tennessee #vegetables
Owens Farm in Sunbury, Pennsylvania
Farm Life Travel Tips

Owens Farm in Sunbury, Pennsylvania

David and Caroline Owens bought their first farm in 1992 in Pelham, NH as a place to raise their kids and grow their own food. Caroline was a former vocational agriculture teacher with a degree from Cornell now working for a feed company; David was a biomedical engineer with a degree from Boston University. Soon enough, friends and neighbors were asking to buy meat from them. They were on the cusp of the local, pasture-raised food movement raising sheep, pigs, cattle, chickens, and turkeys. They jumped all in.

Feb 3, 2020
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#family farm #pigs #Pennsylvania #farm life #sustainable

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