Still Waters Farm

Still Waters Farm All Natural blueberries, eggs, and seasonal produce. We are open seasonally for You - pick blue berries. Farmer Bios:

Peggy Adam grew up on a ranch in Nebraska.

The Farm:

Stillwaters Farm in Corryton, TN is a historic farm operated by Marv and Peg Adam since 1993. We raise blueberries and wild blackberries, as well as naturally produced eggs and lavender. Mission:

To provide high quality local products, grown with sustainable and natural methods, in a pleasant peaceful and safe environment for people and animals. History:

Our farm is a the remaining ac

reage of the Gibbs community Doctor of the early 1900's. Doc Jenkins ran his practice and the farm on an original larger acreage. His office still stands on the property along with most of the original out buildings and the craftsman style farm house. Products

Sustainable Farm Definition (according to Peggy) - An agricultural system in which the natural cycles work in concert with one another with little or no intervention from human actions that stop the biological processes - in essence a closed system in stead of an open system. Growing up on a ranch was delightful, raising prize winning sheep, beef and dairy cattle for 4-H, getting out of school to help with the sheep shearing, learning how to drive a tractor during hay baling season. Not to mention there was always plenty of fresh, hormone free milk and butter to go around. Peggy went on to receive a Master's degree in Zoology from Ohio State University and still loves the smell of hay, new calves and the wonder of what bugs can do in the garden. Marv Adam grew up in the military and moved all over the United States and Europe. He received a Masters in Geological Engineering from Missouri School of Mines in Rola. Rola, Missouri is the location of his Grandparents farm that brings fond childhood memories of tending the garden with his grandpa Valentine. He currently owns Capstone Enterprises a mining consulting firm. In his spare time, Marv fixes and engineers all of the many, many things that need fixing or creating on the farm from, large irrigation systems to new fences to simple latches that work.

05/04/2024

For those interested in you-pick organic blueberries, we’re sad to announce that we will be closed for the season due to ongoing health problems. Thank you for your interest in Still Waters Farm.

STILL WATERS FARM BLUEBERRY SEASON 2022Greetings valued customers and blueberry lovers. After much deliberation, Marv ...
06/10/2022

STILL WATERS FARM BLUEBERRY SEASON 2022

Greetings valued customers and blueberry lovers.
After much deliberation, Marv and I have made a tough decision about the 2022 season. We had some early frost damage that negatively impacted the development of berries and consequently the harvest.
Also, I had an unexpected injury to my right foot, requiring surgery and long term lack of putting any weight on that foot.
Therefore we find it necessary to close the field to picking this year. We truly regret this outcome and will miss seeing all of you again this year.
We’re not giving up and will hope for better days in 2023. We wish you health and God’s blessings until we see you for next years harvest.

06/10/2022

YOU-PICK BLUEBERRY SEASON AT STILL WATERS

Greetings valued customers and blueberry lovers. After much deliberation, Marv and I have made a tough decision about the 2022 season.
We had some early frost damage that negatively impacted the development of berries and consequently the harvest.
Also, I had an unexpected injury to my right foot, requiring surgery and long term healing.
Therefore we find it necessary to close the field to picking for the year. We truly regret this outcome and will miss seeing all of you again this year.
We’re not giving up and will hope for better days in 2023. We wish you health and God’s blessings until next year’s harvest.

Greetings blueberry lovers. During the past few weeks we’ve been hoping and closely watching this season’s crop. I’m a...
05/28/2021

Greetings blueberry lovers. During the past few weeks we’ve been hoping and closely watching this season’s crop. I’m afraid the sad news is that the field will be closed entirely this season. We experienced two significant frosts that corresponded exactly with the bud break of our different varieties, resulting in the loss of nearly all berries.
Since the bushes are still healthy, we’ll be giving them some extra TLC this summer and look forward to better times next year. We sure will miss seeing all of our yearly-returning friends and meeting new ones.
May you enjoy your summer. Looking forward to next year,
Marv and Peggy Adam
Still Waters Farm.

Blueberry update. Between bird/rabbit damage and excessively hot, dry conditions we are forced to close the fields for ...
07/11/2020

Blueberry update. Between bird/rabbit damage and excessively hot, dry conditions we are forced to close the fields for this season. When we check the fields we are finding that not only are the birds getting through the netting (thanks to the rabbits), but the berries are small and undeveloped. They do not meet our standards of quality that we want to offer to you our valued blueberry lovers. Please be assured that we’ll be working throughout the year to bring you the best produce possible in 2021. Wishing you health and peace until we see you again at Still Waters Farm in June of next year. Thank you for your interest, business and patience throughout this very different season.
Marv and Peggy Adam.

Blueberry update. As you can see from the photo, we are at that point in the season where the early bearing varieties a...
07/05/2020

Blueberry update. As you can see from the photo, we are at that point in the season where the early bearing varieties are done for the year and the Rabbit Eyes are not quite ripe yet. We’ll keeping posting, you keep on checking and we’ll open up again when they ripen. Thanks for your interest in Still Waters Farm.

Greetings blueberry lovers. If you’re checking with us before you head out today, we’re sad to say that we’ve closed up...
06/27/2020

Greetings blueberry lovers. If you’re checking with us before you head out today, we’re sad to say that we’ve closed up early—no ripe berries. There will be some available, but it may be more than a week until they’re ready. So sorry. I’ll keep posting.

You-pick update. We won’t be open Friday evening as we had earlier planned. But we will be open Saturday morning, 8:00...
06/26/2020

You-pick update. We won’t be open Friday evening as we had earlier planned. But we will be open Saturday morning, 8:00 to 1:00. Again, we apologize for the inconvenience of this crazy year. Thanks for checking in with us here at Still Waters Farm.

Blueberry update from Still Waters Farm. We will try to open the field for picking on Friday evening, regular hours fro...
06/22/2020

Blueberry update from Still Waters Farm. We will try to open the field for picking on Friday evening, regular hours from 4:00 to 8:00. Hopefully they will be ripe and sweet by that time. Thank you for your patience. Be sure to check Facebook for current information before you come out. You may also call us at 865-281-0894.

Blueberry update at Still Waters Farm. Sadly, this year has been a real challenge keeping birds out of the netted field...
06/19/2020

Blueberry update at Still Waters Farm. Sadly, this year has been a real challenge keeping birds out of the netted fields. There are many green berries on the bushes, but none ripe due to the birds snatching them up as soon as they turn blue. Therefore we will need to remain closed at least until Monday evening.
We will also be closed on June 24th, due to a family commitment.
We regret the inconvenience and inconsistency this has caused you this season. I will keep you updated by post, or you may call 865-281-0894 to check on availability. Thanks for your interest and patience.

Blueberry Update. There are still very few blueberries that have ripened enough to reopen the field for picking. We wi...
06/16/2020

Blueberry Update. There are still very few blueberries that have ripened enough to reopen the field for picking. We will be closed until Friday, June 19th when we will be open from 4:00 to 8:00. Hopefully we will resume regular hours then.
Sunday through Friday, 4:00 to 8:00pm
Saturday 8:00 to 1:00pm
Price, $8.00/quart
Organically grown
Thank you for choosing Still Waters Farm.

Hi there blueberry lovers. First of all a big thank you to friends, old and new for your business. It’s wonderful to s...
06/14/2020

Hi there blueberry lovers. First of all a big thank you to friends, old and new for your business. It’s wonderful to see you all and spend some blueberry time together.
In fact, response has been so great that we will need to close the field for picking at least through Monday (June 15) to let berries ripen. We will keep you posted on Facebook as to field conditions in the upcoming week.

Address

7004 Fairview Road
Corryton, TN
37721

Opening Hours

Monday 4pm - 8pm
Tuesday 4pm - 8pm
Wednesday 4pm - 8pm
Thursday 4pm - 8pm
Friday 4pm - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm
Sunday 4pm - 8pm

Telephone

+18652810894

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