Brian & Bridgett Jones Highlight Mill Creek Farms

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On this episode of the Local Matters podcast, Brian and Bridget Jones share the story of how a multi-generation family cattle farm evolved into one of the Upper Cumberland's most unique agritourism destinations. What began with a lifelong dream of raising Highland cattle has grown into Mill Creek Farms, where visitors experience agriculture in a hands-on way while learning about livestock, conservation, and the realities of modern farming. The couple discusses balancing traditional beef production with agritourism, preserving family farmland for future generations, mentoring new farmers, and finding creative ways to keep agriculture both sustainable and profitable in today's changing world.

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