Tucked away in the historic town of Mooresville, 1818 Farms has become one of Alabama’s most celebrated destinations—featured in Southern Living, recognized by Amazon as a Top 5 Women-Owned Business, and beloved by visitors from across the country. In this episode of Get to Know Alabama, host Courtney Hancock sits down with founder Natasha McCrary to hear the remarkable story of how the farm began with her son’s fascination with sheep and grew into a thriving brand rooted in sustainability, family, and community.

From handcrafted skincare products to botanical workshops and natural flower dyeing, 1818 Farms continues to embody Natasha’s philosophy of giving back more to the land than you take. With over 500 wholesale partners across the U.S. and a strong local following, the farm has become a model for zero-waste practices, entrepreneurship, and creativity—all while staying true to its Alabama roots.

Now in its thirteenth year, 1818 Farms has expanded its handmade products, workshops, and more than 500 wholesale accounts across the United States. From botanical skincare to natural flower dyes, 1818 Farms is redefining what it means to combine entrepreneurship, family, and sustainability.

👉 In this episode, you will learn more about:

• The origin story of 1818 Farms (from sheep to skincare)

• Natasha’s passion for sustainability and zero-waste living

• How 1818 Farms became a national brand while staying rooted in Mooresville

• The magic of growing flowers, loofahs, and natural botanicals in Alabama

Watch the full episode to explore the story, see the farm in bloom, and discover why 1818 Farms is making a national impact.