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Thompson Farms

Dixie, GA

Thompson Farms is a family-owned pig farm located in Dixie, Georgia. “Grandaddy” Raymond started the farm at the age of 74 after having grown up in the pig farming industry. His son Andrew, who now manages the family farm, continues Raymond's legacy with his own children, Abby and Bayly. Their pastured pigs roam free on the farm to promote regenerative agriculture, getting room to do what comes natural, such as rooting in the dirt, grazing green pastures and lounging in the mud. They live out their entire life on the farm from birth to harvest, never confined in crates or cages.

To learn more about Thompson Farms, visit their website.

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