Stanton Family Honey
Right here on the farm
Raw, unfiltered honey from our own bees. Wildflower, sourwood, and clover varieties depending on the season.
- Honey
At the entrance
Our little store at the farm entrance. It's where you check in, grab a bag of grain to feed the animals, and pick up something good to take home — eggs from our hens, honey from our bees, and goods from local makers we love.
Direct from us — what we grow, raise, or put up ourselves.
Gathered from our hens that morning when we can. Brown, blue, sometimes green.
In season starting the first week of July. Bring a bucket and long sleeves — these are thorned.
$2 a bag. Use it to feed our goats, donkeys, ponies, and friends throughout the farm.
Funny Farm tees, mugs, stickers, and the kind of things a kid will pick out and hold the whole way home.
Local makers
We stock goods from East Tennessee artisans, farmers, and small businesses we trust. Inventory rotates with the seasons and what they bring us.
Right here on the farm
Raw, unfiltered honey from our own bees. Wildflower, sourwood, and clover varieties depending on the season.
Greene County, TN
Handmade goat-milk soap, lotion bars, and lip balms. Goat milk supplied by friends down the road.
East Tennessee
Small-batch jams, jellies, and apple butter put up the old way. Blackberry and strawberry move fast.
Washington County, TN
Hand-carved wooden bowls, spoons, and farmhouse decor. One of a kind — when they're gone, they're gone.
Northeast Tennessee
Locally printed tees, hoodies, and hats — including our own Funny Farm gear.
Greeneville, TN
Hand-poured soy candles in mason jars. Scents that smell like the South — magnolia, sweet tea, fresh hay.
Jonesborough, TN
Stoneware mugs, bowls, and serving dishes thrown by hand. Each piece a little different.
Chuckey, TN
Sourdough loaves, biscuits, and seasonal sweets. Available some weekends — call ahead if you've got your heart set on something.
Are you a local maker who'd like to be carried at the Shed? Get in touch — we love meeting new folks.
Open during our farm hours, March through November. Can't make it out? A lot of what we sell is online too.