Athena's Harvest Farm and Training Center

05/19/2026

Hilling our little potato patch this morning. Online ordering open until midnight for pickup at the farm Wed afternoon or Thursday. Ecoganic veggies! 👩‍🌾👍

05/12/2026

Link in bio. Lots of unsprayed, all natural spring goodness for your table. Order today. Pickup here at the farm Wed afternoon or any time on Thurs.

05/07/2026

Pre-order for Saturday morning pickup on the farm or at the . sign-ups are also live...

05/04/2026

May the 4th be with you today.

04/30/2026

In case you missed it, Jesse will be taking temporary leave from the farm for the Devil Wears Prada 2 press tour.

04/22/2026

is exploring temperate agrofestry options for Tennessee, and we've got a test plot here on our farm. Come meet us and the UT ag folks here on the farm on Tuesday to talk about different options. Registration required by Saturday evening.
tiny.utk.edu/agroferestry

11/12/2025

2026 Farm Intern job posting is up on the CoolWorks site...
https://www.coolworks.com/athenas-harvest-farm-and-training-center/highlighted-job/76228-sustainable-agriculture-intern-2

11/12/2025

20 minutes ago...

11/10/2025

After taking a sabbatical in 2025, we'll be busy growing food again in 2026. 😀 If you or anyone you know might be interested in interning with us next year, please check out and share our link below...

Athena’s Harvest is a small vegetable farm run by former Peace Corps volunteers in Fly, TN, 33 miles (as the crow flies) from downtown Nashville. While our property consists of 55 acres, we intensively produce a wide diversity of sustainably grown vegetables and some fruit on less than 3 acres of ...

11/02/2025

Every once in a while, a random stranger shows up to neighbors night and we ask if they know how to play anything. Turns out, this one did :)

02/23/2025

The water we use to drink and to irrigate our crops comes from the . Water treatment plants are notoriously bad at removing certain types of heavy metals, pharmaceuticals, and other forever chemicals from the water supply even if the water is microbially "clean." Creating legal loopholes to allow the establishment of landfills or other polluting industries along the banks of the most biodiverse river in the United States is unfathomably shortsighted, and to use a word I really don't like, stupid. Please urge your TN state senators and representatives to vote no on bill 725 / house bill 895. We'll all eat and drink (and swim and fish and kayak) better if they do.

Cheers.
Jesse
(Manager - Athena's Harvest Farm)