Our cows graze on pasture 365 days a year — because healthy cows make better milk.

What Sets Us Apart

Grass Fed Year Round

Our cows graze on pasture year-round, producing milk the way nature intended..

Non-Homogenized Whole Milk

We bottle milk the old-fashioned way. The cream naturally rises to the top.

Family Owned & Operated

We’re simply working to preserve our family farm for the next generation. Farming since 1819.

Four bottles of Hatcher Family Dairy whole milk placed on a wooden board outdoors with a green field and trees in the background under a cloudy sky.

About Our Milk

We began bottling our own milk on the farm in 2009 with one goal — to provide farm-fresh milk from farmers you know and trust.

Our cows graze on pasture year-round, and we take pride in raising healthy, happy, grass-fed cows. We believe great milk starts with great care.

We do not ultra-pasteurize our milk, keeping it less processed while still safe and wholesome. Our whole milk is non-homogenized — bottled the old-fashioned way — so the cream naturally rises to the top.

From pasture to bottle, we’re committed to keeping milk simple and true to its roots.

Visit Our Store

Our farmnstore may be small, but it’s filled with farm-fresh goodness. Stop in for fresh milk, natural beef, eggs, ice cream, baked goods, and local favorites.

Book a Tour

Ever wondered where your milk comes from? Join us for a guided tour of the farm and see firsthand how grass-fed cows and non-homogenized milk make all the difference. Our tours are perfect for families, field trips, and anyone who wants to better understand modern dairy farming done the traditional way.

Our History

Hatcher Family Dairy was built on generations of farming heritage. What started as a family farm continues today with the same commitment to quality, stewardship, and community — always with an eye toward preserving the farm for the next generation.

Black and white aerial photograph of a residential area with a few houses, leafless trees, unpaved roads, and patches of snow or ice.

Our Family

Dr. Charlie Hatcher, DVM,  standing inside a barn, smiling, wearing a light beige shirt, jeans, and a gray baseball cap that reads "Hatcher Family Dairy."

Charlie Hatcher

Mary Morgan Gentry holding her son Cannon in the historic milk barn at Hatcher Family Dairy in College Grove during the last milking, with black and white dairy cows in the background and milking machines attached to the cows.

Mary Morgan Gentry

Hatcher Yoest wearing a gray cap, red hoodie, and green gloves stands in the historic Milk Barn at Hatcher Family Dairy milking the cows.
Charles Hatcher and his niece walking outdoors following the dairy cows to the barn through a green grassy pasture in College Grove Tennessee with the sun shining in the background.

Charlee Yoest

Sharon Hatcher kneeling on the ground getting feed for calves from a large gravity feed container on the farm.

Sharon Hatcher

Dr. Jennifer Hatcher representing Hatcher Family Dairy sweatshirt standing outdoors on a grassy patch with a rural farm background and cloudy sky at the family farm in College Grove, TN.

Jennifer Hatcher

Cannon Hatcher, son of Charles Hatcher and Mary Morgan Gentry  with feed in a bucket. The background features a brick wall of the historic milk barn and a sign that reads 'Hatcher Dairy.'

Cannon Hatcher

Charles Hatcher in work overalls standing inside a farm barn with hay bales and farming equipment around him.

Charles Hatcher

Chuck Yoest, Jennifer Hatcher's husband, holding a chainsaw next to a John Deere utility vehicle in a wooded area with leafless trees and a blue sky.

Chuck Yoest

Hatcher Yoest