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Whitney Tilley: Former City Girl Embraces Farm Life

Whitney Tilley A city-girl-turned-farm-wife, 35-year-old Whitney Tilley has a fresh perspective on what it means to be a farmer.

Companion Gardening: Interplanting Flowers, Veggies, Fruits and Herbs

An container Garden with a tomato plant and marigolds Interplanting flowers, herbs, vegetables and fruits creates some benefits that enhance the overall success of my garden.

Daylilies in Delano

Tennessee Home & Farm Summer 2012Short Row The perfect perennials are on display at Delano Daylilies.

Eco-Friendly Farmhouse is Lean and Green Home for Tennessee Farmers

Eco-Friendly Farmhouse An East Tennessee couple makes a big investment on their future when building an eco-friendly farmhouse in Seymour.

Sour Cream Enchiladas Win Best Dairy Recipe at Moofest

Sour Cream Enchiladas Recipe Tara Guider won Best Dairy Recipe at last year’s Moofest in Athens, Tennessee, for her Sour Cream Enchiladas.

Get a Home & Farm Photo for Your Facebook Profile

Facebook Cover Photos from Tennessee Home & Farm Looking for a picture to use as a cover photo for your new Facebook profile? We have several beautiful Tennessee photos for you to download and enjoy. Just follow these simple instructions.

Delvin Farms Provides Fresh Veggies to Farmers Markets, CSA Members

Delvin Farms CSA summer veggies Growing fresh fruits and vegetables comes as second nature to the family members of Delvin Farms in College Grove, just outside of Franklin.

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Ziplining Sites in Tennessee

Here are a few places that offer ziplining in Tennessee.

Uncle Dave Macon Days: Top Pick for Banjo-Pickin’

It started as a two-hour afternoon of banjo-pickin’ on the square. Today, the annual Uncle Dave Macon Days festival in Murfreesboro has grown to a three-day event complete with music and dancing competitions.

Got Milk? Drink to June Dairy Month

June Dairy Month has been keeping the importance of drinking milk and other dairy products in the forefront of people’s minds for 75 years.

Blackberry Summer

The humidity on this hot July day must have been around 125 percent as I struggled to get to a large blackberry on the backside of a half-dried-up thorny blackberry bush.

Relishing Rhubarb and More at Seven Springs Farm

Do you like rhubarb? My first time trying this plant was at Seven Springs Farm in Maynardville, Tennessee, and it was sweet, tart and delicious.

Enter to Win: Books on Tennessee’s History in the Civil War

In recognition of the Civil War’s 150th anniversary, we’re giving away four books on the role of Tennessee in the history of the war and stories about the state’s armies. You can also find events around the state honoring the sesquicentennial.

Tennessee Tomatoes May Come Early This Year

All winter we have been thinking about that wonderful homegrown tomato. This year, we may be getting our farm-fresh tomatoes a little bit early.