Madison Creek Farm

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Madison Creek Farm
A third generation family farm with over a decade in experience growing a full array of heirloom, open pollinated and gourmet vegetable, herbs and flower varieties using only a steadfast commitment to organic growing practices and a eco-sustainability mission for our farm and our contribution to our local community. Our CSA shareholders enjoy uniquely delicious varieties and a colorful array of vegetables, herbs and flower in which their share consists of. With limited shares available for each our Summer and Fall/Winter CSA program most of or members are from the surrounding areas of Hendersonville, Goodlettsville, Gallatin and north of the metro area. It is our desire that our CSA shareholder fully experience the wonderful benefits a CSA program offers in that they have a direct relationship with the farm with whom grows their fresh food.

Madison Creek Farms-is a 38-acre third generation family owned farm located in beautiful Sumner County. We are the largest specialty cut flower farm in middle Tennessee with 6 acres in floral production and over 200 different annuals, perennials and bi-annuals. Organic vegetables, herbs with many heirloom varieties are grown on 3 acres here on the farm. Our on-farm market,gardens and flower field is open to the public Weekends 9/2pm with an abundances of fresh flowers, organic vegetables and fresh herbs, free range eggs and our FarmHouse Kitchen's famous fresh pies. We offer plenty of parking, a farm size kids play area and public restrooms. Group tours, special event information listed on our website. Spend the day with us on one of Tennessee beautiful and historical farms.

CSA Details:
-Season:April through November
-Type:Single farm
-Since:2006
-No of Shares:35
-Full Share:$270.00 9WKS
-Work Req?:No

Pick Up/Drop Off Points:
Madison Creek Farms
-Contact:Mark & Peggy Lynn Marchetti
-Phone:615- 448-6207
-Address: 1228 Willis Branch Road,Goodlettsville, TN 37072 

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