Sources for Southall Farm & Inn

Every line on the Southall Farm & Inn record, with where it came from, what kind of source it is and the date we read it.

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Current as of
19 Aug 2026
Last reviewed
19 Aug 2026
Strongest evidence
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Coverage
Documented across 8 of 8 pathways.

Practical details and location

  1. The practical details and the map point, 35.8898, -86.9236

    Listing details · OpenStreetMap · read 25 Aug 2026

    Nominatim exact match

Evidence by area

All eight areas, in the order this index reads them. Every line was read and placed by a person.

Air Ecology

Not published. We looked and found nothing on this, which is a gap in what we could read, not a finding about the building.

Water Integrity

  1. The property publishes that guest rooms carry large glass canisters refilled daily with filtered water, with a personalised aluminium PATH bottle issued to each guest. Filtration claimed; no system or specification is named.

    Published information · Southall Farm & Inn · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “Each guest room is outfitted with large glass water canisters filled with filtered water daily.”

    Read it: Responsible Operations, Southall Farm & Inn Archived copy

  2. A non-toxic travel publication describes the outdoor pool as a mineral pool. A treatment class named in passing; no chemistry or system is published.

    Published information · Girls Who Eat, Non-Toxic Travel Made Simple · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “The outdoor mineral pool, miles of winding trails, and a wellness program that draws from what's growing right outside make this one to remember.”

    Read it: The Best Wellness Retreats for a Solo Trip Archived copy

Light Rhythm

Not published. We looked and found nothing on this, which is a gap in what we could read, not a finding about the building.

EMF Harmony

Not published. We looked and found nothing on this, which is a gap in what we could read, not a finding about the building.

Materials and Textiles

  1. The property publishes stone and wood as the dominant structural materials, chosen as insulators, with metal roofs. Material classes rather than named species or suppliers; no finish or emission detail is published.

    Published information · Southall Farm & Inn · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “You'll notice that stone and wood dominate the structures, natural materials that are not only renewable, but have also proven through history to be excellent insulators.”

    Read it: Our Sustainability Promise, Southall Farm & Inn Archived copy

Food and Kitchen

  1. The farm is documented in numbers on the property's own pages: a 5,000 square foot propagation greenhouse and a 10,000 square foot hydroponic greenhouse, thousands of apple trees, eight apiaries holding around 140 hives, and all on-site produce distributed to the property's kitchens, with synthetic fertilisers and pesticides avoided. Documented specifics; no share of total kitchen supply is published.

    Published information · Southall Farm & Inn · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “All produce that is propagated and grown on-site is harvested and distributed to our kitchen teams for use in our restaurants.”

    Read it: Responsible Operations, Southall Farm & Inn Archived copy

  2. The Michelin Guide's own page for January, the signature restaurant, records the seed-to-fork method, on-property growing, a named producer in Bear Creek Farm, and the kitchen's zero-waste statement: composted trimmings and a preservation kitchen for surplus. A third party's documentation of the sourcing system.

    Published information · Michelin Guide · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “Nearly everything on the plate begins just steps from the kitchen, grown with care on our own farm. When an ingredient can't be cultivated here, we source it as close to home as possible through trusted local partners who share our values.”

    Read it: January, Franklin, a MICHELIN Guide Restaurant Archived copy

  3. The Jammery, the farm's preservation kitchen, is published as the property's canning, pickling, fermenting, curing and dehydration program, extending the harvest across the menus. A named program; practice-level rather than specified sourcing.

    Published information · Southall Farm & Inn · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “transforming fruits, vegetables, berries, honey, and herbs harvested from the farm into products enjoyed throughout the property”

    Read it: Dine & Drink, Southall Farm & Inn Archived copy

Biophilic and Healing Design

  1. The property publishes nine hiking trails, the seven-acre Lake Mishkin, kitchen gardens and orchards as the guest landscape, with buildings oriented to daylight. A landscape genuinely woven into the stay, but stated as intent rather than a documented design method.

    Published information · Southall Farm & Inn · read 19 Aug 2026

    In their words: “Access to nine hiking trails & guided hikes”

    Read it: Southall Inn, Southall Farm & Inn Archived copy

Sound and Sensory Ecology

Not published. We looked and found nothing on this, which is a gap in what we could read, not a finding about the building.

Certifications

  1. MICHELIN Green Star, issued by Michelin Guide

    Issuer record · Michelin Guide · read 19 Aug 2026

    Awarded: Not stated. Valid until: Not stated.

    See issuer record

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