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“see where the milk is made!”
Mayfield Dairy Farms began when my grandfather, T. B. Mayfield, established Live Oak Farms in 1912. He purchased 45 Jersey cows and began to sell the milk to homes in Athens, Tennessee. In the early 20's, my grandfather built the first milk plant in our area capable of pasteurizing milk. He purchased a ten-gallon ice cream freezer in 1923 and began making ice cream. Since these humble beginnings, people in East Tennessee and the Southeast have enjoyed top quality Mayfield dairy products. Visit us at a Mayfield Visitor Center in Athens, Tennessee, or Braselton, Georgia. Browse the Mayfield gift shop and take a free and educational plant tour. It's fun for the family or a perfect field trip for schools, church groups and other organizations!
Bring your kids for a tour! Tickets for 13+ are 4.50, younger are cheaper (I think free for 3-). It also comes with a free scoop of ice cream at the end! You don't get to see the cows though. Boo. Read more
We drove an extra hour to visit the infamous Mayfield Dairy Farms. A tour is given each month/tue/thur on the hour for $8.50/person. We arrived about 30 minutes early, got tickets, and browsed the... Read more
Drove a few hours to get to Athens Tn. Thought we would see a factory tour of how they make ice cream and flavor the ice cream. We saw only how they package the ice cream nothing else. The tour... Read more
Mayfield Dairy Farms
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- Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Sat: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
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