Yes! We have a self-service farm store at the farm which is open Wednesday through Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm. A convenient self-checkout kiosk is available and we accept credit cards, digital wallets, and cash.

Absolutely! Most weeks we offer online preorders starting Monday at 6 pm. Place an order by Tuesday and we'll have your order packed and ready for pickup at the farm on Friday from noon to 4 pm. You can arrive anytime during these hours.

The artisan sourdoughs from our partners at Broken Bread micro bakery are all the rage! Broken Bread bakes for us once per week on Friday mornings. You are strongly urged to preorder bread since we often sell out. We also try to have some loaves in our farm store on Friday afternoons.

As a qualified farm in Tennessee, we are not required to charge sales tax on items grown on our farm and those produced by some other farmers. Products by other partners, products containing non-farm ingredients, and non-farm products may be subject to TN sales tax. Sales tax will be automatically calculated in the shopping cart.

Picking up at the farm is a breeze! We offer free on-farm pickups on Fridays from noon to 4 pm. You can also shop at our farm store during pickup hours.

With the opening of our new farm store, we are not currently offering delivery. Please join our email list or follow us on social for future updates on delivery options.

Life happens. We get it. Call or text us at (615) 628-7079 to discuss an alternate pickup time. Because we custom harvest and pack just for you, we are unable to refund preorders after Tuesday.

We practice full transparency with our growing and farming practices and welcome you to visit to see how we do things. Pickup hours are a great time to visit since we are outside to greet customers. We no longer schedule farm tours due to the heavy workload required to keep the farm running.

Our farm name is inspired by this ancient Chinese proverb which has deep meaning for our family: "An invisible red thread connects those destined to meet, regardless of time, place, or circumstance. The thread may stretch or tangle, but never break."

Red Thread Farm practices sustainable, regenerative farming methods and we're constantly learning new and better ways to produce nutrient-dense, healthy, clean food. We grow food on a human scale using hand tools with very minimal tillage to promote the health of our living soils. We never use toxic chemicals or synthetic fertilizers. Red Thread Farm practices full transparency with our customers, so don’t hesitate to ask us anything!

Although we practice organic growing methods, we have chosen not to be certified by the USDA. As a micro farm, most of our customers know us and see how we grow and care for the land. We think transparency with our community is more effective than governmental oversight.