Local Farm Partners with Family Farmhouse to Supply Premium Pork and Corn

by | May 27, 2026 | Agriculture & Farming | 0 comments

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Local Farm Partners with Family Farmhouse to Supply Premium Pork and Corn

Heartwood Farm has announced an exciting new partnership with the Family Farmhouse at Rolling Oak Distillery, marking a significant milestone for the local agricultural operation. Beginning this weekend, the pizzeria will feature forest-raised pork and non-GMO corn sourced directly from the farm, located less than a mile away.

Since its inception less than 2.5 years ago, Heartwood Farm has been committed to providing the highest quality and healthiest meat to the local community. The new partnership represents the next phase of that mission, bringing farm-fresh ingredients to diners seeking locally-sourced, health-conscious dining options.

The collaboration features Heartwood Farm‘s signature soy-free pork products, including sweet Italian sausage varieties, paired with the Family Farmhouse’s carefully crafted pizzas. The Family Farmhouse, operated by Travis, is known for sourcing the highest quality local ingredients and preparing everything with meticulous care and attention to detail.

“The best pork around will be on the best pizza around,” the farm announced, emphasizing the quality of both products. The partnership reflects a shared commitment to supporting the local community while providing consumers with food that is both delicious and nutritious.

The collaboration between Heartwood Farm and the Family Farmhouse at Rolling Oak Distillery demonstrates the growing network of local producers and businesses working together to strengthen the community’s food system and economy.

Source: Farm partnership announcement featuring forest-raised pork and non-GMO corn supplied to local pizzeria

Other vendors:

– Rolling Oak Distillery — The pizzeria partner location where Heartwood Farm‘s pork and corn will be featured on the menu.

– Sequatchie Farmers Co-Op — Local agricultural cooperative that can support farm supply needs and connect with other regional producers.

– Agricultural Extension Services — University of Tennessee extension office offering resources and education for local farmers and agricultural operations.

– Dunlap Farmers Market — Seasonal community farmers market where Heartwood Farm could directly sell products to local consumers.

– Hughes Produce Dunlap — Family-owned farm market that could serve as a distribution or retail partner for local farm products.

– P3 Custom Meats — Local butcher shop that could process, distribute, or retail Heartwood Farm‘s pork products.

– Sequatchie Valley Brewing Co. — Local brewery and restaurant that may be interested in sourcing farm-fresh ingredients for their menu.

– Dunlap Directory — Local business directory hub for connecting with other Dunlap businesses and promoting the farm partnership.

Written By Tom Seest

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