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Doug and Carolyn Greenlee
Address: 165 Chahokia Drive
Rutledge, TN 37861
Home (865)828-5196
Work (865)993-5313
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Garland Greenlee
823 Highway 92
Rutledge, TN 37861
Home (865)828-3297
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Ritter Farms |
The Ritter family has been involved in farming,
especially growing tomatoes since the early 1970's. Ritter Farms is
a second-generation family farm owned and operated by Stanley and
Tonya Ritter. In addition to those great-tasting Grainger County
tomatoes, the Ritters' grow a variety of garden vegetables which can
be purchased as they're brought out of the field at the Big Red Barn
on Hwy 11W between Bean Station and Rutledge, Tennessee. |
Stratton
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Darrell and Doris Stratton take pride in every
detail of producing high quality vegetables and flowers. The
Stratton farm is located 34 miles east of Knoxville on 11W. 20 miles
north of Jefferson City on HWY 92. 25 miles northwest of Morristown
on 11W from 25E. The farm is located on Central Point Road. |
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Kim Stratton "STRATTON FARMS"
496 Cameron Road
Rutledge, TN 37861
Home: (865) 828-3278
email:
strattonfarms@charter.net
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Tennessee Homegrown Tomatoes is owned by Steve
Longmire and located on beautiful Cherokee Lake about 4 miles from
Cherokee Dam in Grainger County, Tennessee. We have 22 greenhouses
to provide you with fresh greenhouse Grainger County Tomatoes,
cucumbers as well as vegetable and bedding plants and the most
beautiful hanging baskets you have ever seen. Our many fields
produce a variety of produce and Famous Grainger County Tomatoes
fresh for you.
Tennessee Homegrown Tomatoes
Steve and Kelly Longmire
Highway 92 to Lakeshore Road 3 1/2 miles on the right.
For more information, call 865-828-8316 |
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Zalen Williams "WILLIAMS FARMS"
479 Perrin Hill Road
Rutledge, TN 37861
Home (865)828-5130
Work (865)755-4247
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John Mixon Farms
John Mixon Farms is a small family owned and operated by
John and Rhonda Mixon, located on Lakeshore Road in the heart of the
Grainger County tomato belt in Rutledge, Tennessee. John and
Rhonda have been growning tomes for the last twenty years, with the
help of their two sons, Jonathon, age 19 and Joseph, age 14.
The Mixon family farms about 200 acres where they have grown
watermelon, green beans, corn, peppers, pumpkins, cucumbers, and
strawberries, but specialize in tomatoes. People often ask why
Grainger County tomatoes taste so good and I have heard lots of
answers. The truth we have found is this: God just grows
good tomatoes in Grainger County! |
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