Blue Hole Farm

09/02/2025

Getting a change of forage and they’re loving the spring onions

19/01/2025

Some of you were asking how the critters fared in the snow. Some loved it!

17/01/2025

What sounds like a babbling creek is actually the sound of chewing!

15/12/2024

're nearing the end of our Seedmoney Fundraiser (12/15/24 noon EST). Currently we're in the running for an additional monetary boost from Seedmoney for a strong finish! There's still time for you to help keep us in the running! Thank you! https://donate.seedmoney.org/10934/tna-blue-hole-farm-to-market

10/12/2024

We're at our goal but any additional contributions will help extend the program reach. Any amount is appreciated! And if you still have intact pumpkins, please bring them by!

04/12/2024

’re halfway through Giving Tuesday, and thanks to your incredible support, we’re 55% of the way to our goal! Keep the momentum going — every little bit helps us! Don’t forget: your donation could help us win a $400 gift card to Gardener’s Supply Company for our project and a $100 gift card for yourself!

Kids will grow their choice of produce to sell at a school market, learning not only how to tend their crops but the commerce side of farming.

02/12/2024

Mark your calendars! Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday, a day to make a real difference in our community. Join us in supporting the Tennessee Nature Academy Blue Hole Farm to Market program. Every contribution brings us one step closer to a greener, healthier community! If you already want to help us get a head start on our Giving Tuesday goal, you can do so here: https://donate.seedmoney.org/10934/tna-blue-hole-farm-to-market

21/11/2024

This is a great idea as food waste comprises over 30% of our landfills!

19/11/2024

This is cool stuff!

The Green Heart Louisville Project, led by the University of Louisville, discovered that residents in neighborhoods with a significant increase in trees and shrubs exhibited lower levels of an inflammation blood marker compared to those in areas without additional greenery. This is crucial as chronic inflammation is associated with various health problems, such as heart disease and cancer.

The project underscores the health advantages of urban greening, indicating that boosting tree cover in neighborhoods can enhance community health.

This message brought to you by the Tennessee Urban Forestry Council. For more information, visit https://tufc.com/. To become a member, click https://tufc.com/membership/.

18/11/2024

🌱 Our garden project is in the ! 🌟 Your support TODAY can help our campaign launch 🚀 successfully and put us in the running for a bonus grant of $400 💰 for the project that raises the most 💪 in the first ⏳ 24 hours. Donate ❤️ here:

Kids will grow their choice of produce to sell at a school market, learning not only how to tend their crops but the commerce side of farming.

16/11/2024

We're looking ahead to spring already by getting this project funded now. Please consider donating to a great cause and share the link!

Kids will grow their choice of produce to sell at a school market, learning not only how to tend their crops but the commerce side of farming.

12/10/2024

07/10/2024

Sunday Funday at the farm! “Bee” sure to RSVP for next weekends workshop to learn about Mason bees and make your own Mason bee house

03/10/2024

We're offering some Fall Break workshops for the kids during the farm volunteer days for those who are sticking around town. Feel free to call if you have any questions, and please RSVP so we have adequate supplies.

29/09/2024

Hey farm friends, Due to the recent rains, we're cancelling today's volunteer event. However, we are hoping to do some tasks this week to get ready for next Saturday's Mission Continues fencing project. So please reach out if you have any time during the week to help. Lunch is always included when you come! Hope to hear from you! Stay tuned about our upcoming kids event: learning about mason bees and making a mason bee house!

09/09/2024

So I’ve been reading an Irish murder mystery series and I now have a craving for fish and chips. Who’s got this in Nashville?