Since its humble beginnings in 1945, Farmers Cooperatives across the state of Tennessee has worked to meet the needs of it’s farmers and serve the area’s agricultural community. It was the need for a source of quality, reliable farm inputs that inspired the forward-thinking organizers of the cooperative to come together to establish this business that has served the area for so long. In the beginning, its product offerings were simple — fertilizer, seed, and feed. But today, the hometown Co-op store offers the community so much more.
Anyone can shop at Co-op, and our product mix reflects the diverse needs of our community. We pride ourselves on our service, knowledge and our dedication to our farmers, farmer families, and other customers.
In 2020, as Tennessee Farmers Cooperative celebrates its 75th anniversary, The members of Humphreys, Dickson, Maury, Marshall, and Williamson Farmers Co-ops have voted to merge the five businesses into a new Co-op, which will operate as United Home and Farm Cooperative after the reorganization takes effect Feb. 1, 2021.
The newly merged Co-op will maintain its nine existing store locations in Waverly, Centerville, Erin, Dickson, Columbia, Lewisburg, Chapel Hill, Franklin, and Fairview as well as the two crop centers in Mount Pleasant and Dickson.
