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Bill Best in the bean fields, showing our Walker Sister Bean to everyone.
We have several new beans this year, be sure to follow us on social media or sign up for our email updates to learn more!
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"Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar recently released a micro documentary 'A Journey Through Appalachia,'which celebrates the unique ingredients, techniques and culinary traditions of southern Appalachia. The video follows Tupelo Honey’s four-time James Beard Award semifinalist Executive Chef Eric Gabrynowicz on a week-long exploration of this rich food culture." We were excited to have Chef Eric and his companions visit our farm in Berea.
Click here for the rest of the article in Modern Restaurant Management and the link to the entire video.
Continuing to keep our
Family and Friends as well as all of our seedy people-- both customers and fellow seed enthusiasts from all of the hard hit areas in the devastating weather events over the past 18 months. |
The Sustainable Mountain Agriculture Center is now based in North Carolina. The Center continues to collect and grow out heirloom seeds from the Southern Appalachian region. Seeds are grown in Kentucky, Tennessee and NC. We utilize college students and high school FFA during the school year and summer to help produce and preserve the seeds in our collection. We have added seeds to the catalog for the first time in several years. These varieties are listed under the What's New category above and you can find them in our catalog. We have over 180 varieties of beans for sale to the public and many different tomatoes from the region as well. We look forward to the upcoming growing season in the spring and serving you all to the best of our abilities.
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Bill is seen here cutting the Heirloom
Candy Roaster. We will harvest the seeds, dry them and have them available for purchase this winter. |
We had a great time with our seedy people! Over 300 people from 20 states came together to share, learn about and explore
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Shipping our seeds
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Our Location
Our fulfillment center is located in Gatesville, NC. Please address any questions or orders by mail to: Sustainable Mountain Ag Center 131 Main Street Gatesville, NC 27938 Phone number: 252-368-6556. (Monday-Friday-- no phone calls after 7:00 p.m please) You can leave us a voice mail ( we will return your phone call within 24-36 hours) or for a quicker response, send us a text message. |
