About Cane Creek Farm

The farmer is Lynn Pugh (read more in her bio).

Lynn Pugh picking sunflowers; photo credit: Phil Skinner, Atlanta Journal-Constitution

The land of Cane Creek Farm was bought by the Pugh family from O.W. Adams in 1986. He had bought the land from Forrest Wade, a Cherokee Indian who had grown corn on the creek bottom. Subdivisions have been built on three sides of the farm in recent years, changing the rural nature of the community. This farm is a realization of Lynn's dream to live a more sustainable lifestyle in closer relationship to nature. Health, community, and the environment have always been important to her, and the farm gives her the chance to implement and teach others practices that sustain health for her family, her community, and the land.

To read more about Cane Creek Farm, check out an article written in the news media about the farm:

Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "A teacher finds her niche in the field: Forsyth County woman tries to nourish bodies and souls", by Elizabeth Lee (7/26/07)

Virtual Tour
Check out Cane Creek Farm from the comfort of your own living room with our virtual tour. By scrolling over different sections of the online map, you can see photos of the farm, buildings, fields, and animals. Check here for the tour!

Meet the Animals:

Lady, half Morgan horse, half pony, who enjoys a retirement of leisure in the pasture

The sheep, who follow each other around everywhere (CCF currently has a constantly expanding herd of Katahadan hair sheep)

Toby, the frisky cat