Weakley County is located in West Tennessee and is bounded on the north by the state of Kentucky, on the east by Henry County, on the south by Carroll and Gibson counties, and on the west by Obion County. Weakley County was established in 1823 and its county seat is Dresden. Agriculture has played an important role in the history of Weakley County. Some of the major crops that have been produced in the county are corn, tobacco, wheat, rye and oats. In addition, the county has been and continues to be one of the top swine producers in the state. For more information regarding Weakley County, please go to the Tennessee Encyclopedia of History & Culture website.
Farm Name | County | Date Founded | Special Recognition |
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Anderson Farm | Weakley | 1866 | |
Artell Bell Farm | Weakley | 1866 | |
Billingsby Farm | Weakley | 1840 | |
Bragg Farm | Weakley | 1849 | |
Brock Farm | Weakley | 1852 | |
Carlton | Weakley | 1844 | |
Collier Farm | Weakley | 1867 | |
Dennis Davis Farm | Weakley | 1901 | |
Dillard Brooks Farm | Weakley | 1863 | |
Ervin | Weakley | 1885 |