Minter's Farm

Welcome to www.mintersfarm.com, the official website for Minter’s Farm and Inman Farm Heritage Days. The farm is located only 6 miles from downtown Fayetteville, just under 9 miles from downtown Brooks, 12 miles from Senoia and 16 miles from Peachtree City. The dates for our events this year are: 5th Annual Inman Antique Expo – March 6-8, 2026 & 29th Annual Inman Farm Heritage Days – September 18-20, 2026. Please mark your calendars to come out and enjoy the activities on the farm! We are excited to announce we have been voted as one of the best Christmas tree farms in the Atlanta area by trees.com and we have also been voted as a 2024 Nextdoor Neighborhood Fave! Check out our Christmas Trees link above for more information. Join us for seasonal festivities and family-friendly activities that celebrate our rich agricultural heritage. Experience the joy of picking your own Christmas tree and enjoy the warmth of our community events. We look forward to welcoming you to Minter’s Farm where every visit is a new adventure! Check our Facebook and Twitter (@mintersfarm) so you can keep in touch with what’s going on at the farm. If you need more information or if we can help you in any way, contact us using the contact form or call us at 770-461-2840. Rick, Joanne, Stephanie and Abigail Get your tree beginning November 22nd, 2025! We look forward to seeing our old friends and to making some new ones. And don’t forget to stop by the Christmas Shoppe for you other items: stands, ornaments, decor, snacks, cider mixes, and more! Mark your calendars for the third Friday, Saturday and Sunday in September for the annual Inman Farm Heritage Days!   For three days in the fall, we get to remember a simpler time and pay tribute to the people in our little farming community who for generations worked the fields and maintained our way of life. Our newest show will include most of the same exhibits and demonstrations as Inman Farm Heritage Days as well as Inman Antique Truck Show and the Winter Project Showcase. The most memorable breakfast I ever ate was back in 1966, on the morning of the dedication of the current Inman Methodist Church building. My brother Rob and I spent the weekend with our Minter grandparents at the Po Farm, my grandfather’s name for the... Mother's Garden Goulash   4 T. butter 1 large tomato, chopped into chunks 1 leek or onion, finely chopped 1 large clove garlic, peeled and sliced Salt and pepper, to taste 1 c. corn kernels (fresh or frozen) 1 lb. garden peas (I used the purple hull peas)...