Lost Weekend Farms

Lost Weekend Farms Lost Weekend Farms is a small farm in Middle Tennessee. Primarily focused on growing what's good…in food and in people.

Lost Weekend Farms, what began as a snarky reference to how we typically spend our spare time, is a of collection of fields and a small orchard and vineyard in Middle TN. As we've always enjoyed being connected to tradition and heritage by growing, picking and preserving, our mini-farm has become our outlet for exploring seasonal eating, biodiversity, politics, and environmental health. We each gr

ew up around backyard orchards and gardens and have been producing for ourselves and friends for 15 years before our ambition out paced our growing space (yard). Now we are reviving some of the area's best growing land that has been farmed by family on and off for the better part of a century. We are committed to natural growing methods and reintroducing older open-pollinated crops that have roots in Tennessee or adjacent regions. Look for us at Nashville area farmers markets with specific locations/schedules to come. We bring many types of produce, and farm products to market as well as cornmeal and dried beans.

We love pepper season! Especially our heirloom Macedonian and Italian sweet varieties. Pictured: eggplant and roasted re...
08/27/2026

We love pepper season! Especially our heirloom Macedonian and Italian sweet varieties. Pictured: eggplant and roasted red pepper Panini sandwiches, stuffed roasted red peppers, roasted red peppers with red wine vinegar and herbs as part of a hummus plate. We believe summer should taste like summer.

East Nashville Farmers’ Market & Richland Park Farmers’ Market

Is that arugula for tomorrow’s market at Richland Park Farmers’ Market ? Sure is!
08/14/2026

Is that arugula for tomorrow’s market at Richland Park Farmers’ Market ? Sure is!

Well folks, we tried really hard to get arugula for y’all Richland Park Farmers’ Market but it just wasn’t in the cards ...
07/10/2026

Well folks, we tried really hard to get arugula for y’all Richland Park Farmers’ Market but it just wasn’t in the cards weather-wise. Our farm has gotten over 6” of rain this week and try as I might, I couldn’t even stand up in the mud to try to harvest it. We try really hard to not work in the fields when it’s this wet - it compacts the soil and it takes years to recover from that. Looking forward to a hopefully abundant harvest of arugula and our summer salad mix soon when it dries out a bit. Until then, enjoy peak season tomatoes and this beautiful sweet corn.

Tomato season is here. Also you have two more days to sign up for our July start CSA session. Link in bio.
06/28/2026

Tomato season is here. Also you have two more days to sign up for our July start CSA session. Link in bio.

Coming out of what market farmers refer to as the “hungry season” is what insiders know as “peak lettuce”. This is the b...
05/15/2026

Coming out of what market farmers refer to as the “hungry season” is what insiders know as “peak lettuce”. This is the brief period just prior to when folks wander around market stalls asking if anyone here grows lettuce. Growing delicate leafy greens can be a challenge in the south and many of us endeavor to persevere beyond this short window of favorable conditions, but right now is about as peak as it gets. It’s salad season y’all.

Pictured: Elizabeth holds two exquisite examples of Butterhead lettuce.

For your shopping list this week at the , , and .
05/15/2026

For your shopping list this week at the , , and .

French Breakfast radishes are back! Hello Spring!
04/02/2026

French Breakfast radishes are back! Hello Spring!

03/31/2026
We’ve been a little quiet on here lately, but we’ve been busy! Been cleaning up from Winter Storm Fern, filling up the g...
02/22/2026

We’ve been a little quiet on here lately, but we’ve been busy! Been cleaning up from Winter Storm Fern, filling up the greenhouse with seedlings, preparing growing beds both outdoors and in our new high tunnel, and trying to remember that this is our “downtime”. Join us for our 10th CSA season - link for info in our bio.

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1844 Neelys Bend Road
Madison, TN
37115

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