Rabbit Circle

Rabbit Circle Experience Rural Tennessee. We offer rural farm tours of Northern Middle Tennessee. Our family has lived and loved the land of Robertson County for generations.
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Visit us just north of Nashville in Springfield Tennessee and discover what it means to be a traditional farmer in a modern era. Our farm tours are designed to share the unique culture that embodies the American South. We connect farm-curious food lovers with farmers, ranchers, and craftspeople of rural Tennessee. You will see firsthand how food is grown and hear from the hard-working individuals

who bring food to your table everyday. We know the back roads winding between various family farms better than the back of our hands. Born Here. Raised Here. We love to show off our roots.

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In the rolling hills of Tennessee, the landscape is woven with the echoes of a bygone era – the era of to***co farming a...
12/27/2023

In the rolling hills of Tennessee, the landscape is woven with the echoes of a bygone era – the era of to***co farming and the iconic to***co barns that stood proudly against the horizon. These barns, weathered by time, tell the tale of hardworking to***co farmers and the rich rural farm culture that once thrived.

In just three short days, I witnessed the heartbreaking demise of three of these old to***co barns. Their weathered planks, once a testament to generations of farming traditions, now crumbled to make way for something new. It's a poignant reminder of the shifting tides, where the land that once bore the fruits of labor is now marked by the foundations of new houses.

These barns were more than structures; they were a connection to a heritage deeply rooted in the Tennessee soil. The to***co farmers, with their calloused hands and resilient spirit, cultivated more than just crops – they cultivated a way of life. The rural farm culture, with its simplicity and authenticity, is fading away as these barns fall.

The irony lies in the replacement. New houses, adorned with farmhouse chic designs and Barnwood welcome signs on their front doors, stand as modern interpretations of a culture they replace. Each Barnwood welcome sign, a trend in contemporary suburban aesthetics, inadvertently becomes a symbolic slap in the face to the very barns and farming culture they mimic.

The longing for the authenticity of farm life persists in the collective memory of those who witnessed the slow disappearance of these barns. The new houses, although well-intentioned in their design, embody a paradox – attempting to capture the essence of a culture that was sacrificed for urban expansion.

As the sun sets on the Tennessee landscape, the silhouette of these newly built houses against the backdrop of vanished to***co barns becomes a stark reminder of the evolving landscape. It prompts reflection on the delicate balance between progress and preserving the soul of a region that once thrived on the proud shoulders of to***co farmers and their weathered barns.

12/14/2023

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🌾🚜 Exploring the Rich History of Farming in Tennessee 🌽🍅Tennessee, the land of rolling hills and fertile soil, has a far...
10/13/2023

🌾🚜 Exploring the Rich History of Farming in Tennessee 🌽🍅

Tennessee, the land of rolling hills and fertile soil, has a farming heritage that's deeply woven into our regional food culture. From moonshine to BBQ and cornbread, let's take a journey through time and taste!

👩‍🌾🌱 Farming Roots:
Farming in Tennessee dates back to Native American tribes like the Cherokee and Chickasaw. Early settlers brought their agricultural traditions, resulting in a blend of Native American, European, and African farming practices.

🥃 Moonshine Tradition:
Did you know that moonshine, our legendary homemade whiskey, was a product of farming? Farmers used their excess grains to craft this potent elixir during prohibition, and it became a symbol of our resourcefulness and tenacity.

🍖 BBQ Love:
Tennessee is synonymous with mouthwatering BBQ. The art of slow-smoking meat was perfected on these farms. Our love for BBQ is a testament to the connection between farming and delicious, down-home meals.

🌽 Cornbread Charm:
Cornbread, the staple side dish in Tennessee, reflects the abundance of corn crops. This golden, crispy delight is the perfect partner for BBQ and a reminder of our agricultural heritage.

Today, Tennessee's farms continue to thrive, contributing to our vibrant food culture. Let's celebrate the hardworking farmers who keep our plates filled with the flavors of the South! 🤠🍽️

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09/19/2023

You never really know what’s around the next corner.

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07/30/2023

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There's nothing like being out in the country. Fresh air, wide open spaces and Rabbit Circles. You won't be confused for long, once you tag along with Mirand...

It’s Farm Tour Season. I haven’t really given any tours since well you know when. I took the season off lasted year to g...
03/19/2023

It’s Farm Tour Season. I haven’t really given any tours since well you know when. I took the season off lasted year to give everyone and everything time to settle in. It’s time… It’s cold in Middle Tennessee today but I can see spring green in the neighborhood wheat fields. We have also planted a field of wild flowers and are in the process of hanging bird and butterfly feeds around the property.. follow along and watch us grow

08/02/2022

The flowers are blooming and will continue to bloom until first frost. Bring a picnic and stay a while. 

08/02/2022

Our flower patch is in full bloom. It will continue to bloom until first frost. U-pick is self serve and open. $10 and $20 buckets.

07/24/2022
07/24/2022

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Springfield, TN
37172

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Rabbit Circle

Visit us just outside of Nashville, Tennessee and discover what it means to be a traditional farmer in a modern era. Our farm tours are designed to share the unique culture that embodies the American South. We aim to connect farm-curious food lovers with farmers, ranchers, and craftspeople of rural Tennessee. Our guests see firsthand how food is grown and hear from the hard-working individuals who bring food to tables everyday.

Our family has lived and loved the land of Robertson County for generations. We know the roads winding between various family farms better than the back of our hands.

Born Here. Raised Here. We love to show off our roots.

Tours offered daily from Nashville.