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Food Grown Right Here On our family farm

EGGS, MEATS, VEGETABLES, HEIRLOOM GRAINS

Come visit the farm, shop at the trading post and see how we do things!

We are working hard on the farm to produce the highest quality, most nutrient dense food possible while also improving our Soils and Climate. Can’t wait to see you here on the farm or at one of our weekly farmers markets!

 

MAIN St. FARMERS MARKET: . Address: Finley Lot South on corner of Chestnut and 20th st. Winter Market hours are every Wednesdays 4-5:30 (Eastern Time) (Click HERE for Location)

RICHLAND PARK FARMER’S MARKET: Every Saturday 9-12 year round. Address: 4701 Charlotte Avenue Nashville, TN 37209

FARM TRADING POST: Every Saturday 9-12 (Central Time) year round. Address: 320 Dixon Cove Rd Sequatchie, TN 37374. (Click HERE for Location)

 
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Find our Eggs at these Locations

 
 

Regeneratively Grown Food

Our produce is of the highest quality due to nutrient dense manure composts, as well as overcrops and the most tender loving care. Miriam’s Native Plants are all grown from seed just the way it is done in nature. They have never been dug up and removed from their natural environment. Animals, and our calculated management of our plants, are our tools that we have to create a positive impact on our environment as well as provide a healthy, nutrient-dense super food to fuel our family and community.

CHECK OUT OUR GOODS

 
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Upcoming Events

 
 
Featured
Birding by Ear
Apr 27
Birding by Ear

Cumberland Folk School Class : Visit www.cumberlandfolkschool for more info

Join local birder Richard Candler, author of Birding Sewanee, on a morning bird walk around Sequatchie Cove Farm. A class for both beginners, who will learn some ID basics and also advanced birders to gather with others and bird Sequatchie Cove Farm’s Property. There will be a special emphasis on identification by bird song.

April 27th

8:00-11:00 CST

Inidgo and Katazome Printing
May 5
Inidgo and Katazome Printing

Cumberland Folk School Class : Visit www.cumberlandfolkschool for more info

May 5th

9:00am to 5:00pm CST

In love with indigo? In this class, Katazome and Indigo dyeing, you will explore the centuries-old Japanese technique of using stencils and a rice paste resist to make patterns on fabric then dipped into an indigo vat.

A delicious farm to table lunch and coffee/tea is included with your class tuition!

Mushroom Foraging in Spring with Midway Mushrooms
May 11
Mushroom Foraging in Spring with Midway Mushrooms

Cumberland Folk School Class: For more info visit www.cumberlandfolkschool.com

Learn essential mushroom biology and romp through the woods in search of choice edibles with this hands-on half-day program!

May 11th 9:00am-12:00pm CST

Shaker Divided Carriers
May 18
Shaker Divided Carriers

Cumberland Folk School Class : Visit www.cumberlandfolkschool for more info

Build the beautiful and functional divided carrier variation of the traditional Shaker boxes with woodworker Heather Ashworth.

 May 18th 9 :00 to 3:00 CST

A delicious lunch fresh from the farm or LUNCH Sewanee will be provided.

White Oak: From Tree to Basket
Oct 11
White Oak: From Tree to Basket

Cumberland Folk School class: For more info visit www.cumberlandfolkschool.com

Join Micah Wiles, farmer and basket maker to learn about working with White oak , from tree to basket. This is a 2 1/2 day class (Friday 1/2 day optional). Full details below.

Oct 11- 1-5

Oct 12- 9-5

Oct 13- 9-3

HomeCookin’ Recipes

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Our Family

4 generations are currently living and working on the farm from 2 years old to 92 years old! Every family member from the youngest to the oldest plays a vital role in the farm’s day to day activities.

For over 20 years, we have dedicated our lives and livelihoods to the conservation of our land and the environment. We plan to spend the rest of our lives continuing this mission in the most responsible manner we possibly can.

 
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