Rolling Hills Farm

Thank you for visiting our web site. I hope it will help you learn more about Rolling Hills Farm. We came to Middle Tennessee from the high energy, fast tempo of the city. We were looking for a slower pace of life, that would allow us to enjoy this world that God gave us. Rolling Hills Farm is 150 acres of amazing property made of both hard wood forest and rolling pastures. We have been blessed with a beautiful property that uniquely reveals itself to us layer by layer. It is a farm steeped in rich history with names such as Bazz Bates, Granny Pugh, and Preacher McCaleb.read more »

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Why Grass Fed

In addition to being higher in omega-3s, CLA, and beta-carotene, grassfed beef is much higher in vitamin E. The graph below shows vitamin E levels in meat from: 1) feedlot cattle, 2) feedlot cattle given high dose supplements of vitamin E (1,000 IU per day), and 3) cattle raised on fresh pasture with no added supplements. The meat from the

A herd of pigs that had not been exposed to antibiotics for 126 months was divided into two groups and either housed on pasture or in standard indoor units. Over a 20-month period, fecal coliforms from both groups of pigs were tested for resistance to standard antibiotics. Samples taken from the pastured pigs were far less likely to be

The Word from Rolling Hills Farm

I am offering my second CANNING Class on March 30th.  We will be canning beef, chicken, and pork!  We will also review canning fruits and vegetables.  Email me now for more information!! 

 Okay, a little Rolling Hills Farm trivia....How do you determine the color of egg a chicken will lay?  Brown chicken - brown egg?  White chicken - white egg? Nope!! The color of the chicken's EAR determines the color of the egg it will lay!  So, we have four chickens with white ears and get an average of 3-4 white eggs a...

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