Welcome to Maple and Sage Farm.
Every morning when my feet hit the floor, it starts.
The witnessing. It starts.
I slip on my blue rubber boots and step into another day of watching the farm unfold, the animals filling their niche, and the topsoil growing. I observe and support every step of the growth and life cycles from start to finish. And why? Because I want to learn, so I can teach. I want to grow, so I can harvest. I want to nourish, so you can heal. To heal with food. And not just any food. The food that comes off of Maple and Sage Farm is raised consciously, as nature intended... it’s nutrient dense and, above all, delicious. Nourishing: from soil to soul. Enjoy.
- Tanda
Our Mission
My mission here at Maple and Sage is pretty simple. To Teach. Inspire. Nourish.
I want this farm to be a platform for you to learn about regenerative farming. I want to TEACH how important, and essential, healing the soil is to our health and to the health of Mother Earth. I want to INSPIRE you to take a little (or a lot) of what you learn here on our website or in person, and weave it into your own life. This could be as much as starting a farm yourself, committing to buying local, or growing herbs in your windowsill. And I want to NOURISH you. I want the food that comes off this farm, and served on our tables, to transform your relationship with food, flavors, health, and what is possible around what you can do in the kitchen. Cheers!
The Blog
The farm blog is designed to sprinkle a bit of inspiration, new food and recipe ideas, and entertainment into your life. You’ll find funny (and sometimes not so funny) stories of the animals, farming how-tos, useful kitchen and cooking tips, FAQs that I get from people all over the globe, and tons of connections to helpful resources. Dive in and Enjoy!
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Maple and Sage Farm sits on almost 40 acres in Pulaski, Tennessee.
Here we practice regenerative and sustainable farming principles. We are dedicated to holistic management of the land, which is based on farming and ranching in nature’s image, using no-till farming and diverse cover crops. We use rotational grazing strategies to allow healing time for the grass; we raise multiple species of animals, as nature abhors MONOspecies; and every animal plays a key role in the health of the farm ecosystem. We follow nature’s laws. This means no pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, glyphosate (RoundUP), GMOs, or any other chemical inputs. The focus here is soil health. Because with nutrient and microbe-rich, healthy soil, you produce nutrient-dense food.
And with that, you heal.
