From Family Farm to Agrihood: Leslie Aberlin's Story
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What does it take to turn a 200-acre family farm into an entirely new kind of community?
In this episode of Building the Agrihood, Jennifer Ross sits down with Craige Hoover and Brian Wright, the developers behind Armistead, an ambitious agrihood taking shape in Franklin, Tennessee.
Built around the Short family's historic Century farm, Armistead brings together walkable neighborhoods, homes, shops, preserved farmland, and a working nonprofit farm.
Craige and Brian share how the project began, the challenges of turning a vision into reality, and what makes a genuine agrihood different from an ordinary subdivision with a few gardens.
They also discuss the complexities of planning, working with local government, preserving agricultural land, and creating a community where farming is part of everyday life.
And for anyone dreaming of creating something similar, they offer perspective on where to begin—even if you've never developed a community before.
It's a behind-the-scenes conversation about what it really takes to build an agrihood.