Pete Burns
Farmer
Pete worked at Polyface Farm before moving the family from Pennsylvania to Tennessee in 2018.
Crossville Acres
292 miles · Butcher, farmshop
Crossville Acres is a family farm and butchery in Crossville, Tennessee selling 100% grass fed beef and lamb, pasture raised chicken, heritage pork, farm eggs and raw dairy.
Crossville Acres is a family farm and butchery on the Cumberland Plateau at Crossville, Tennessee, raising animals naturally without GMOs or chemicals.
The farm produces 100% grass fed beef and lamb, pasture raised poultry, heritage pork, eggs and raw dairy, and the in house butchery also does custom processing for other local farms and families.
Shop at the farm's meat market on Highway 127 in Crossville, open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 6pm, or order online for weekly delivery to Knoxville. The farm and butchery site itself is visited by appointment only.
What they sell
- Grass fed beef
- Grass fed lamb
- Pasture raised chicken
- Heritage pork
- Farm fresh eggs
- Raw milk
- Pantry staples
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- Delivers locally
Meet the farm team
From the community
5.0
From 14 Google reviews
3 May 2026
Excellent meat cuts.
4 April 2026
This a a great family run business who offers the best meat and poultry. They have excellent service and you won't want to go back to grocery store meat.
4 January 2026
I saw the sign for deer processing at the Kroger parking lot right prior to archery season. I called with questions about price and cuts, Pete was very nice and answered all my questions. Fast forward to the latter part of rifle season and I finally got my deer. Dropping him off, Pete was very nice and caped him for a reasonable price. When I picked up my processed deer I met Kenny who was also very nice and professional. Their facility is clean and well maintained. They are flexible with their hours and available to accept my deer when I needed them. The processed meat was well packaged and labeled. The meat has been delicious and I am very pleased with their service. I would not hesitate to take another deer to them. Thank you!
