Batey Farms
Batey Farms is a historic family farm founded in 1807 on a Revolutionary War grant in the Blackman community of Rutherford County, about 6 miles from Murfreesboro, TN. The property is located in the Blackman community in Rutherford County. It is still owned and operated by the 8th generation of the family, and it is a popular site for both locals and visitors to get their fresh product needs satisfied. They have a hog, hay, and row crop farm, as well as a strawberry and blueberry farm where they cultivate blueberries, blackberries, sweet corn, and other seasonal food. Bring your own corn to the farm, shop at their farm store, which is open every day, or check for their goods at the Murfreesboro Saturday Farmers Market. They also have great sausages, bacon, and pork burgers, which you can try at the farm.
It is only 6 miles northwest of Murfreesboro to find Batey Farms, which is located in the Blackman region of Rutherford County. A family owned and maintained hog, row crop, and hay farm for eight generations, they take pride in being noble stewards of the land and animals that they have the pleasure of caring for. They have been in operation since 1880.
This farm has been in producing agriculture since 1807, when it was granted land as part of a Revolutionary War land grant. In order to ensure that they are doing everything possible to provide a secure and safe environment for their animals, their family, and everyone else around them, they have grown and taken advantage of new technologies that date back to running water and electricity to modern GPS, field mapping, data collection, and variable rate seed, fertilizer, and chemical placement.
This spring, visit Batey Farms in Murfreesboro for strawberries that have just been picked from the field. During the spring strawberry picking season, the farm, which also offers farm-fresh sausage and other pork products, opens its strawberry patch to the public. Guests are welcome to bring a busket (a combination bucket and basket) and pick as many berries as they choose. Everything is sold by the pound, with U-pick strawberries costing $3.75 per pound and prepicked strawberries costing $4.50 per pound, depending on the variety. You can take a break under one of the farm's many shade trees when you've finished picking your berries. You can even bring a blanket and a picnic lunch to take advantage of the opportunity.
Cannonsburgh Village
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It is only 6 miles northwest of Murfreesboro to find Batey Farms, which is located in the Blackman region of Rutherford County. A family owned and maintained hog, row crop, and hay farm for eight generations, they take pride in being noble stewards of the land and animals that they have the pleasure of caring for. They have been in operation since 1880.
This farm has been in producing agriculture since 1807, when it was granted land as part of a Revolutionary War land grant. In order to ensure that they are doing everything possible to provide a secure and safe environment for their animals, their family, and everyone else around them, they have grown and taken advantage of new technologies that date back to running water and electricity to modern GPS, field mapping, data collection, and variable rate seed, fertilizer, and chemical placement.
This spring, visit Batey Farms in Murfreesboro for strawberries that have just been picked from the field. During the spring strawberry picking season, the farm, which also offers farm-fresh sausage and other pork products, opens its strawberry patch to the public. Guests are welcome to bring a busket (a combination bucket and basket) and pick as many berries as they choose. Everything is sold by the pound, with U-pick strawberries costing $3.75 per pound and prepicked strawberries costing $4.50 per pound, depending on the variety. You can take a break under one of the farm's many shade trees when you've finished picking your berries. You can even bring a blanket and a picnic lunch to take advantage of the opportunity.
Cannonsburgh Village
Supreme Heat & Air Conditioning
