Fresh Fruit Does A Body Good!

This gilt (a young female pig) sure is enjoying her fresh produce!

She likes the cedar glades and warm sunshine on her shoulders.

Isn't she lovely.

Eggs for Sale

Check out Dozen on our website under the "Restaurants" tab. They are
selling Wedge Oak Farm's pasture raised, fresh, delicious, beautiful
eggs by the dozen. Saturday April 8.
Find Dozen's fantastic desserts today at the Nashville Farmers
Market and the Franklin Farmers Market. There you will also find our
eggs!
Announcement brought to you by The Hens.

The Corn Crib Restoration

We have started renovating one of the oldest structures on Wedge Oak Farm. The cedar log building pictured below was used to store grain after the harvest. While the logs are in good shape the roof was beginning to deteriorate. We have cut cedar from the farm to reconstruct the rafters as was done over a century ago.

Remember always—measure twice and cut once.

Then relocate the 1940s Manure Spreader.

Sometimes you have to 'measure twice' quickly...

Atlas can only hold that roof up for so long you know!

Check back for progress updates!

TGIF!

Time to get the week's work wrapped up so you can go meet up with your buddies and have a drink..... of water! Ah, how refreshing it is.

Check Out Wedge Oak Farm's New History Page

We've added a little history about the farm on our new History page. Check it out - just click the word History on the menu bar above!

Compost Time

Lately we have been working our compost.

We have added leaves and winter bedding to the kitchen refuse from Nashville's only Green Certified restaurant. We have partnered with tayst since 2009. Saving the landfill from huge quantities of vegetable matter. We are out in Wilson County making good dirt!

Wrong Side of the Fence

Sometimes you find your sense of adventure has gotten you on the wrong side of the fence. 

Good thing there is always a sister somewhere to help you get back to the right side.