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Farm Happenings at Caney Fork Farms
March 12th CSA Newsletter
What a glorious week. It has been a nice change to not need a sweatshirt or jacket out in the field. The greenhouse is quickly filling up, as we've officially seeded a whole bunch of spring crops. We transplanted broccoli out into the field the other day and have some extra broccoli plants if anyon1 read more »
March 5th CSA Newsletter
The sun has been shining, the birds are chirping and the spring peeper frogs are singing to us each day. By next week, our greenhouse will be full of plant starts for the coming season. And as you can see in the photo above, piglets are here! Be sure to follow us on Instagram where1 read more »
February 25th CSA Newsletter
How wonderful to see the sunshine after a week of ice and snow. It seems we are nearing spring. By next week, our greenhouse will be full of plant starts for the coming season. And as you can see in the photo above, piglets are here! Be sure to follow us on Instagram where we are currently po1 read more »
February 19th CSA Newsletter
We sure got our winter fix this week. The snow and ice didn't prevent our crew from keeping up with farm chores, as our animals need to be kept safe, fed and watered no matter the weather conditions. The icy roads did keep us from making our usual deliveries though, so we'll have to play catch up n1 read more »
February 12th CSA Newsletter
It's Friday! And we had a busy day on the farm with the cows getting out not once, but twice, and the second time the sheep joined them. Luckily, everyone is back on their prospective pastures. In veggie world, we continue to harvest greens and carrots from the fields, constantly amazed that we ca1 read more »
February 5, 2020 CSA Newsletter
We are enjoying a nice mix of frigid, frosty days and warm, springlike weather here on the farm. We appreciate the short breaks from the cold. Our mama sheep are all bred and have been reunited with their lambs. All the cows are bred as well, and they continue to enjoy an alternating diet of seaso1 read more »
January 29th Newsletter
We are enjoying a nice mix of frigid, frosty days and warm, springlike weather here on the farm. We appreciate the short breaks from the cold. Our mama sheep are all bred and have been reunited their lambs. All the cows are bred as well, and they continue to enjoy an alternating diet of season gras1 read more »
January 22 Happenings
Lots of yummy veggies coming to you next week! We'll be sending you beets, carrots, radishes and one of my favorite roots - rutabagas. They are packed with vitamin C and lots of other vitamins and minerals. Cube, dice and boil them with butter, or roast them with other root veggies for a sweet, har1 read more »
January 15, 2021
It's been frosty here, but the sun is shining now and we are super grateful for hardy vegetables like carrots and turnips that can handle this cold weather. We are also grateful for our high tunnels, where we can continue growing bok choys, kale, collards, spinach and mizuna despite the cold temps.1 read more »
About the farm
Caney Fork Farms is a 400 acre organic vegetable, multispecies livestock, and chestnuts agroforestry farm in the hills of Middle Tennessee. We raise cattle, sheep, and pigs using organic practices. Our livestock are grazed and fed in a way that is optimal to their health and quality of life. Subsequently, these practices improve the land and sequester carbon into the soil. Special attention is given to their rearing so that the final product that you take home is of the highest quality, leaving you satisfied and nourished. Our vegetables are certified organic.
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