A Bushel And A Peck Farm

A Bushel And A Peck Farm is a small family run farm located in Butler, TN. Our farm journey began in 2014 when we purchased our farm with the goal of being able to provide our family with the freshest, healthiest, chemical free food possible. We quickly realized we loved farming and decided to branch out to selling our produce in the community as well. We are a Certified Naturally Grown Farm offering a large variety of fresh produce, as well as honey and eggs.

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We are a retired couple who have been involved in gardening and crafts for most of our almost 50 years of married life. Grace loves embroidery and sewing. She makes various embroidered items such as towels, aprons and bookmarks. She also makes heavy duty pot holders that really do protect your hands! Other items she makes include quilted and or embroidered bags of all sizes and uses; snap tab items including key fobs, sanitizer and lip balm holders, and more. She makes lace and leather jewelry as well. Alan loves to do woodworking and gardening. He specializes in bird houses that are proven winners in making homes for your back yard birds. He also makes bee traps and other decorative wood items.

Email: nywening@yahoo.com

Five Sisters Homestead

Five Sisters Homestead is a first generation farm that focuses on locally raised, antibiotic and hormone free practices to raise our delicious and healthy proteins. We are situated right outside the beautiful town of Damascus Virginia at the foot of Whitetop Mountain. Joe & Crystal have been married for 17 years and have been raising their 5 daughters who are active in helping care for the animals. Our meats are humanely born, raised, fed and slaughtered right here in Washington County Virginia. A majority of the feed we use is also raised right in Southwest Virginia and with our partnership with local food banks we are able to take unusable produce and/or goods and turn them into usable healthy proteins. We offer a full variety of sausage, pork chops, and other pork products. We also offer the best ground beef and steaks you'll ever eat and eggs that will leave you smiling all day.

We look forward to serving you this year.

Gala Crafts

Joel and Gina Williams live in Zionville, NC. Joel is a retired theatre professor from Appalachian State and Gina is a theatre props artisan who has worked at many regional theatres including the Barter in Abingdon, where Joel first met her. Gina creates unique stained glass items that incorporate "found" and repurposed items that she finds during her shopping trips for props. Gina also designs and creates commissioned pieces. “Gina creates and Joel is in charge of sales.” say the Williams’s.

Greiber Family Farm

Nestled along the banks of Beaverdam Creek in picturesque Shady Valley Tennessee. Greiber Farm is a family owned micro-farm specializing in an unique selection of vegetables bred for their flavor and attractive appearance. At our farm we implement an integrated pest management strategy aimed at reducing the use of pesticides and impact on the environment. We strive to provide the freshest produce possible by harvesting our vegetables the night before the market.

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HANDMAID CREATIONS by jana

Located in Boone, NC, Handmaid Creations produces an all natural skin care line using only the highest grade of nature's oils and extracts for great results of nourished skin. Products are made in small batches to ensure freshness in a home kitchen. Some of the Handmaid Creations line include a Moisturizing Face and Body Cream, Anti-Aging Cream, Antimicrobial Hand Cream, Arnica Cream, Sunscreen, Tick repellent, and a Calendula Infused Intensive Care Balm.

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Mountain Mist Apothecary

I am of the Western Carolina Gragg (mother's side) bloodline located in Caldwell County in a little hollar called "Globe." I now live 3,800 feet up on a mountain in Creston, North Carolina within Ashe County on a tiny farm that contains my garden, flowers, wild plants and five cats. Being embedded into the Appalachian mountain culture early, I found that visiting meant "sitting on the porch where one pulls up a chair and listening to storytelling and bluegrass music. This "visiting" taught me the old ways of Granny's folklore, fairy-tales, signs, omens, and Grandpaw's weather reading and planting by the moon rooted in English, Scottish and Irish "Jack Tales." I was raised making lye soap in a cast iron cauldron, laying up of apples and "taters" in the caves and as I knew early that we had running water; run and go get it! I am used to heavy snows, mud season, and cows bellowing. I know about fishing, crystal hunting, local herbs, and outhouses. I still carry a lantern, use an oil lamp, and know my animals are always fed first. I am extremely proud to be a "hillbilly" or a "hollar hooter," and carry the culture proudly. The name Mountain Mist Apothecary (MMA) comes from the daily morning mountain mists found at my high altitude and Apothecary for the medicinal and healing properties of herbs and ancient remedies.

My wares (as the traveling mountain peddler would declare) are hand-drawn art including acrylic, watercolor and multi-medium; herbal candles, bath salts, teas, oils, sprays, and old-timey recipes for good health and other uses to numerous to mention here. With the world changing so fast, herbal products are becoming a household name and gardens are making a come back. I do crafts, plant my assorted gardens, do a little wildcraft foraging and make my own butterfly, hummingbird, and bee wildflower seeds (additional seeds available upon harvesting). I use the herbs I grow on the mountain in my products while drying and storing them year round. I make garden art, brick door stops, and Sassy Lady Flower Pots. I do Altar Boxes (for cultural and family heritage in mind) and other custom-requested kits. I have one for my late son, Milo and my family line to honor those who came before me. I save and sell heritage seeds, bulbs, and roots which are found here on the mountain. As the seasons change and the holidays arrive, I have crafts, art, and recipes that will match the folklore surrounding these special days.

Sweet Spring Farm

Sweet Spring Farm is a 75 acre farm located along the TN/NC line. We have been raising heirloom varieties of fruits, vegetables and herbs and plants using organic methods since 1980. Most of our produce and herbs are started each year from home saved seed. We raise chickens and turkeys without the use of antibiotics and on pasture for meat and eggs. We also offer shares in our Angus steers, which are bred, born and raised without steroids or antibiotics on pesticide free pasture. We sell our products at the Johnson County Farmers Market or by appointment at the farm.

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Email: Sweetspringfarmtn@gmail.com

Phone: (423) 727-9183

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