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Welcome
At the Hatcher Family Dairy, cows are family and receive the best of care. The Hatcher family has been caring for their Tennessee farmland for more than 175 years, since 1831, keeping their lands, crops and animals healthy and productive.
Our Story
The Hatcher Family is very proud of our heritage. Since 1831, Five consecutive generations have farmed the land God has assigned to us in College Grove, Tennessee. We are committed to the core values of faith, quality, cooperation, integrity and stewardship handed down by our forefathers over 175 years ago.
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Whole Milk
Grade A • Pasteurized • All Natural • Not Homogenized • Vitamin D Fortified • Our milk has been pasteurized and minimally processed to disrupt as little as possible the natural benefits of primarily pasture-derived milk. The whole milk cream line is not homogenized, so cream will rise to the top. Shake it up and enjoy as whole milk, or skim to use separately–the choice is yours–naturally!
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Come Join Us!
Enjoy Our Delicious Milk and a Fun, Hands-on, Learning Experience! Ideal for Individuals, Families, Groups, School field trips, Motor tours and more! To schedule a tour please contact us at 615-368-3405.
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Chocolate Milk
Grade A • Pasteurized • Homogenized • Vitamin D Added • Try our delicious Chocolate Milk and taste the difference!
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Buy Local
Tennessee’s beautiful farmlands and rural communities are the foundation of our local culture and values. Choosing Hatcher Family Dairy products is a conscious decision to be a real participant in your own community, giving yourself and your family the freshest foods from a farmer you know.
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Hatcher Dairy Store
Local Tennessee products and crafts • Farm fresh meats, cheese and eggs • Our kitchen is open for lunch • Fresh baked bread now available • Free WIFI • Store Hours: Mon - Fri 8am - 5pm, Sat 9am - 1pm, Closed Sunday
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Hatcher Dairy Store
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Featured Location
Burger Up
Corner of 12th and Paris Ave.
Nashville, TN 37204
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Meet Our Cows
Number 73
Number 73 enjoys being milked. In fact ,she is often one of the first cows to be milked.
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Hatcher Family Dairy News & Events
Adam Searan & Rachel Pearl Performing Live
Adam Searan & Rachel Pearl will be performing live at the next Sunset Dinner/Songwriter's night Friday September 17th. Dinner begins at 6:30 please arrive by 6:00. Cost is $45 per person. Reservations required.
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Channel 4 - Midday story - TN Farm Fresh
WSMV features Tennessee Farm Fresh and Hatcher Family Dairy products on Midday report.
Check out the video:
http://www.wsmv.com/video/24371212/index.html
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Hatcher Family Dairy Farm Tours
2010 schedule
Thursday Mornings @ 9:30 beginning March 18th continuing through November the 18th
(please arrive by 9:15 to park and get checked in). Tours begin at the Hatcher Family Dairy Store.
$6.00 (ages 1 and under FREE) *Reservations are required.
Call the Dairy Store at 615-368-3405 to hold your spot!
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Dairy Industry News
FMD NEWS: More Chinese Cattle Hit By FMD
GLOBAL - Keep up-to-date with Foot-and-Mouth Disease outbreaks across the world.
Sick Cattle Arrive At Karachi�s Slaughterhouses
PAKISTAN - Cows and buffaloes were falling dead in the flood-hit areas but now, many of the sick animals are being brought to Karachi. As the floodwaters recede, the cattle that did not drown are struggling to battle several diseases.
World & U.S. Growth Slow To Rebound In 2010, Growth Risks Rise
Mid-year economic reports showed slowing U.S. but stronger Northern European growth, led by Germany.
CBOT Corn Review: Inches Higher; Crop Concerns, Demand Underpin
U.S. corn futures inched higher Thursday, managing to extend the market's uptrend to a 14-month high on lingering crop yield concerns and solid underlying demand.