The Madison Farm

The Madison Farm Restoring, revolutionizing, and redirecting education and community relationships. Rooted in God growing for good.

How to get our Veg to YOUR Thanksgiving Tabels:1) Farm Stand Monday 3-5pm on 11/24 @ the farm 100 Academy Rd, Madison2) ...
11/24/2025

How to get our Veg to YOUR Thanksgiving Tabels:
1) Farm Stand Monday 3-5pm on 11/24 @ the farm 100 Academy Rd, Madison
2) Tuesday 3:30-6pm @ the corner of 5th & Woodland

Offerings this Week:
- Lettuce Mix
- Winter Salad Mix
- Magenta & Romaine Head Lettuce
- Spinach
- Arugula
- Rainbow Swiss Chard
- Carrots
- Beets
- Hakuri Turnips
- Garlic
- Parsley
- Sage
- Cilantro

Creativity in play. Photos 1&2: 4th graders helping with garlic “cleaning”. Photo 3: the big dig! These boys have been w...
10/28/2025

Creativity in play.

Photos 1&2: 4th graders helping with garlic “cleaning”.
Photo 3: the big dig! These boys have been working on this Woodchips mound for a couple weeks now.
Photos 4-6: mud kitchen play

10/23/2025

Farm to Table Cooking Class and Dinner. It was definitely a night to remember. The weather was beautiful and the farm peaceful.

We learned creative and new ways to cook farm fresh foods from our farm. Roasted okra, smash potatoes, and a light and beautiful salad with our greens, radishes, and turnips, plus a pear from . Roasted broccolini from and spatchcock chicken from . So local. So fresh. So creative.

Thank you for teaching us how to prepare these foods and for a relaxing evening building community.

Produce available this week….Monday 3-5 at the farm in front of the greenhouse. Tuesday 3:30-6:30  Lettuce MixArugulaSpi...
10/13/2025

Produce available this week….
Monday 3-5 at the farm in front of the greenhouse.
Tuesday 3:30-6:30

Lettuce Mix
Arugula
Spinach
Rainbow Swiss Chard
Cherry Tomatoes
Sandwich Tomatoes (what?! 🙌)
Okra
Sweet Peppers (Adjvarski & Iko Iko)
Eggplant
Potatoes
Garlic
Basil
Thai Basil
Parsley
Flower Bouquets

Hoping for some beets and carrots, but we’ll see if the farm has decided to show us some grace.

Fall is upon us and as the seasons change so do the activities in our lives. Here’s the month of October so you don’t mi...
10/12/2025

Fall is upon us and as the seasons change so do the activities in our lives. Here’s the month of October so you don’t miss out on the fun to be had.

on Tuesdays 3:30-6:30pm. All sorts of goodies from flowers, breads, soaps, meat, eggs, sweet treats and 5 different farms to get your weekly groceries from.

who will be doing a farm-to-table cooking class at our farm on Thursday, October 16 5:00-7:30pm. Sign up on our website www.theMadisonfarm.com
cumberlandnorth Trunk or Treat on Oct 30th from 4:30-6:30pm

Keep following us for more events… like Tot Morning on Wednesday, November 5th 9am-noon

An unexpected gift. These tomatoes had been cast off and left for dead. They struggled through the month of August. My f...
10/10/2025

An unexpected gift. These tomatoes had been cast off and left for dead. They struggled through the month of August. My field tomatoes tanked this year. It was NOT a tomato summer. It was a summer of failures.

But these little guys kept getting watered and started bouncing back. They have been such a blessing to the farm, to our kiddos who get to pick them, to our and CSA members who get to enjoy them.

And it’s October and they’re still producing. It almost feels like a miracle! It probably is.

Sweet. Juicy. Such Joy!

Strawberries are being planted on this beautiful overcast morning! Gardening class started the planting off like pros! R...
09/04/2025

Strawberries are being planted on this beautiful overcast morning! Gardening class started the planting off like pros! Rest of the planting will happen here shortly followed by the rest of the irrigation line being installed. Lastly, we’ll follow this up with laying down a w**d barrier that sandwiches the strawberry plants. It’s a new method I haven’t tried before. After the super wet spring of 2024 and berries sitting in the water that pooled in the beds, I’m trying this method out, especially since 2025 spring was even more wet than the previous! Also, hoping this will make it easier to harvest since the walkways are significantly wider than previous years.

HopeAudrey Hepburn once said “To plant a seed is to believe in tomorrow.” When I first heard this I very flippantly thou...
08/18/2025

Hope

Audrey Hepburn once said “To plant a seed is to believe in tomorrow.” When I first heard this I very flippantly thought, “oh yeah, of course!” And oh, that’s so very deep, which it is on so many levels… But after the growing season I’ve been blessed to experience this year, I truly feel the meaning at its simplest meaning. To plant a seed means that we’re NOT giving up, that even though we may have failed, we’re NOT failures (just perpetually learning 😆), and that IF we want to harvest a crop a seed MUST be planted.

ALRIGHT… I’m done being all philosophical and will get back to work. Remember if you want to have a fall/winter garden, it’s NOT too late, so get on growing and if you’re not sure where to start, has a great growers library online that y’all can access for tips and tricks for growing year-round. Happy growing!

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100 Academy Road
Madison, TN
37115

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Rooted in God, Growing for Good

The Madison Farm is tucked away in Neelys Bend of Madison, just north of Nashville. The Madison Farm is a reboot of the original that was founded in 1904 on 440 acres that was Madison College, and is today Madison Academy.

Shannon and Jenni are the Farm Managers of The Madison Farm; in collaboration with two students, Kendra and Patrick, are spearheading this agriculture revolution for our schools and community.

The purpose of The Madison Farm is to revolutionize holistic learning and service through year-round biointensive farming. We plan to do this by empowering people to live a life of intention by integrating education with agriculture. It is our goal to develop practical skills in students, while enhancing the Madison area by providing opportunities for healthy-living education, community outreach, and sustainable initiatives. We are Rooted in God and Growing for Good.