The Tennessee Century Farms Program, created in 1975 by the Tennessee Department of Agriculture as part of our nation’s bicentennial celebration, recognizes and documents Tennessee's agricultural heritage. The program has been administered by the MTSU Center for Historic Preservation since 1986.
Currently there are 37 registered Century Farms in Dyer County. To qualify, these farms must have been in the family continuously for 100 years or more.
Anderson Farm - 1865
Austin Farm - 1910
Baker-Young Farm - 1894
Bell Farms - 1877
Brandon Farm - 1917
Brothers-Clift Farm - 1857
Burks Farm - 1901
Cawthon Farm - 1863
Childress Farm - 1906
Double D Farms - 1888
Foxridge Farm - 1847
Frost Farm - 1857
Gauldin Farm - 1847
Gregory Farm - 1890
Hastings Farm - 1883
Hendren Farm - 1881
Huffstutter Farm - 1855
Hurley Farm - 1874
Jackson-Bowen Farms - 1891
Jones Hill Farm - 1891
Jones-Boswell Farm - 1892
Kee Family Farm - 1909
Light House Farm - 1852
Lucas-Weatherley - 1890
Miller Farm - 1880
Moore Farm - 1918
Rice Farm - 1872
Rose Farm - 1908
Scobey Farm - 1869
Smith Farm - 1852
Sudbury Acres - 1848
Sweatt Farm - 1844
Three Moore Acres Farm - 1892
Tom Bell Farm - 1906
Walker Place - 1839
Webster Farm - 1887
Wells Farm - 1910