A couple of months ago, a reporter from Verve magazine, Janet Hurley, came out to the Farm to interview Nancy. Verve is a new publication whose focus is on women in Western North Carolina in the arts, business, fashion and design.

From the article:

"The fire just wouldn’t catch, though it was a blazing hot July day. Nancy Brown, then 44, and her teenage son, Joel, had just gathered fallen apple tree branches into a pile on her 17 acres, now known as Full Moon Farm, outside Black Mountain. They just wanted to be done with the chore so they could move on to others, like caring for the 12 neglected wolfdogs Brown had recently taken in. Brown fetched a can of kerosene and soaked the branches. It seemed like a good idea. But the humidity hung in the air like a rug, trapping the kerosene fumes. Just the hint of a spark caused an explosion that left Brown with second- and third-degree burns all over her body."

You can read the full text here: Never Cry Wolf.

Howl-In & Barbeque Schedule for Full Moon Farm

All dates are Saturdays and take place at the Farm.

3:00 pm tours; 5:00 pm eat!

July 19

August 16

September 13

October 11