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At Horse Creek Farms, Old Roots and New Cream

Aaron Creighton Jun 17, 2026 0

By the time we pulled into Chuckey on June 13, the East Tennessee heat had made the first stop on…

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A Look at Holistic Agriculture on the ARC&D Farm Tour

Aaron Creighton Jun 17, 2026 0

After visiting the Appalachian Producers Cooperative, where local livestock becomes packaged meat, Butterfield Farm brought our Farm Tour route back…

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Jonesborough Farmers Market: Heart of the Local Food Web

Aaron Creighton Jun 16, 2026 0

I always enjoy going to the Jonesborough Farmers Market, but on the morning of the Appalachian RC&D Council’s 2026 Farm…

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“Agriculture is our wisest pursuit, because it will in the end contribute most to real wealth, good morals, and happiness.” 

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