Dry Hollow Farm

Huntingdon, TN

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 As a small farm located outside of Huntingdon, Tennessee, we are committed to eco-friendly livestock tending and organically-grown plant production. Our small-scale approach allows us attention to detail as we work with goat milk, organic herbs (both fresh and dried), and luffa gourds to create personal care products as part of a sustainable lifestyle. Our eco-dynamic approach to livestock and plant cultivation allows our 63-acre farm to operate as a living organism delivering high-quality, value-added agricultural products.

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at Dry Hollow Farm

Interested in spending more than a few hours visiting the farm? Stay the night! Or two or five! Nestled near the edge of the woods, our cabins are the perfect getaway for a couple or small family looking to spend some time out in nature.

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Learn More About Life at Dry Hollow Farm

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Dry Hollow Blog
End-of-the-Year Farm Evaluations
End-of-the-Year Farm Evaluations

If you have read our blog posts from the beginning of this year, you will understand that we consider Dry Hollow Farm an agricultural business. We are running neither a homestead nor a hobby farm. For this reason, analyzing end-of-the-year financials and farm realities is crucial to the decisions we make for the coming years.

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Writing Agricultural Grant Proposals
Writing Agricultural Grant Proposals

Most years we apply for one or more agricultural grants through the state of Tennessee. These grants have helped us build our herb shack, lean-to greenhouse, and soap shop as well as purchase a variety of agricultural equipment.

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Seed Selecting
Seed Selecting

As the days shorten and temperatures fall, we find ourselves counting the weeks until spring begins! Although we haven’t even made it to Christmas yet, dark evenings and frozen pastures give us time to contemplate preparations for the coming year. One task we find immensely enjoyable is selecting and ordering our herb seeds for the coming growing season.

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