Nature's Treasures: Tales Of More Than 100 Extraordinary Objects From Nature (DK Treasures)

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Don’t expect quantity, but do expect organic, wholesome, local, yummy, and good enough to feed to the little ones! Farming has been an essential part of life in Tennessee’s South Cumberland since before written history.

Badlands Horse Camp has access to over 22,000 acres of trails with scenic overlooks, waterfalls, and creeks, offering day rides for this beautiful area. Adults and kids can join us on the first and third Saturdays of the month for a one hour guided tour of our farm. The farm is not certified organic, because it does not grow enough volume, but it does follow the letter and spirit of organic guidelines. Have a unique birthday party for your kids or grand-kids at The Cove Creek Play Barn and Outdoor Adventure Zone. GCSC is an organization desiring to promote a fun, family oriented environment for horse related events, activities, and opportunities in the equine industry.Carroll's has a variety of chickens laying beautifully colored eggs from blue and green to pink and brown, and the occasional grey, from a home flock of 12 free-range chickens that roam free alongside their mobile coop, which is moved weekly onto fresh grass.

Morning Star Farm prides itself in offering a quality selection of superior animals, from a show ring prospect to a perfect companion for any age family member. The Grundy County Saddle Club is a non-profit, family oriented, volunteer organization of equine enthusiasts. The Suter Farm has been in the Suter family since 1885, part of the original settlement of the Swiss Colony of Gruetli.

Today, there are a number of farms, farmer’s markets and local farm product resellers who welcome you to visit and see what they do. The University Farm is designed to enhance Sewanee students’ understanding of the sustainability challenges that will affect their adult lives. Hoot Hill is a small family farm that raises bees, concord grapes, muscadines grapes in the fall, blueberries, pears, and apples. The Historic Stoker-Stampfli Farm tells the story of Swiss immigrants who came to the this area in the mid-1800s.