Established in 1917, the Middle Tennessee Research & Education Center includes 1,263 acres. The center is the site of research studies in beef and dairy cattle, commercial crops, fruit trees and forage crops. The center conducts research to evaluate varieties of commercial crops, management systems and weed control systems to improve crop production efficiency. Work is also underway on the production and management of fruit and vegetable crops, including peaches, apples, grapes, and blueberries. |
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The Center for Profitable Agriculture
is located on the grounds of the Middle Tennessee Research & Education Center in Spring Hill.
While the activities of the Center are primarily Agricultural Extension Service programs, the Middle Tennessee
Research & Education Center provides a great environment and location for the Center for Profitable
Agriculture's headquarters. The Center for Profitable Agriculture's faculty and staff members share the Research & Education Center's main office building, and work closely with the center's director, Kevin Thompson, and administrative specialist, Cyndi Petty. |
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Contact usMiddle TennesseeResearch & Education Center P.O. Box 160 1000 Main Entrance Drive Spring Hill, TN 37174 Phone: 931-486-2129 Fax: 931-486-0141 cpetty@tennessee.edu |