Allendale Farm is the home of Roger, Evelyn and Will Hatcher.  
Roger and Evelyn reside in the original “Allendale” home,
originally built in the 1770’s.  Will, the full time manager of the
hay and cattle operations, lives in the manager’s house.  
Additional children residing off the farm are Paul and his wife
Cathy, plus their daughters, Cate and Megan, who live in
Sacramento, CA.  Laura and her husband, Rob Allen live in
Caroline Co., VA with their children, Mason and Lila.
The History of Allendale Farm

Allendale Farm started out in the 1770's as a frontier tobacco
plantation. Tobacco was farmed with mules, horses and intensive
hand labor then taken to market by bateau and canal boats.
Over two hundred years later, the farm's primary product is fine
quality horse hay.
About US
Allendale Farm Today

Our success in our continued quality is our ability to get the hay up
quickly from field to barn for proper curing. On average we grow
and harvest 600+ tons of hay, using modern tractors, mowers and
balers with a minimum amount of labor, generally two men. We  
store the hay as 1500 pound bales, but to meet the demand of
square bales, we use a unique device invented by a Georgia hay
farmer that repackages our hay into convenient 40 pound square
bales.
Allendale Farm    302 Putney Road   Cumberland, VA 23040
Phone:(804) 492-9458
e-mail: office@allendalehay.com
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