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Home of Brian Miller and Cindy Tanner since 1999, Winged Elm is a 70-acre working farm in rural South Roane County, Tennessee. The farm includes rolling pasture and woods of oak, hickory, maple, and poplar. AS STEWARDS OF THE LAND AND THE LIVESTOCK,. Our cattle are grassfed their entire lives, raised exclusively on pasture. We allow them to mature for three years. In the summer of 2012, we began hosting a series of homesteading workshops.