Farm stands in the Mississippi rings
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A stand sitting on the farm itself — seasonal produce, u-pick blueberries off about 1,400 plants in seven varieties, and wildflower, comb and strained honey from hives kept on the place.
More →Their own strawberries in spring, with u-pick, plus farm-raised beef and pork, fresh produce, pecans and boiled peanuts. Open Tuesday through Saturday.
More →Weekly farm boxes out of Flora with a long add-on list — pasture-raised eggs, chicken, pork, beef, shiitake and oyster mushrooms, sweet potatoes, honey and coffee.
More →Specialty crops off sixty-eight acres inside the city limits move through the local farmers market. No fixed public hours are posted, so call before you drive out.
More →Farm stands in the Tennessee rings
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Two roadside markets: the Market and Country Kitchen on Highway 51 N and the Farm Market on Singleton Parkway, both open Monday through Sunday, eight to six.
More →A country store on the place selling fresh eggs, local honey and produce, with The Barn restaurant alongside it.
More →You do your shopping in a historic sharecropper cabin — vegetables, cut flowers, herbs, transplants, pecans, jellies, jams, preserves and pickled goods.
More →An on-farm market that runs most of the year, with the berries, vegetables and cut flowers going through it.
More →Pre-picked strawberries in spring, sweet corn in summer, pumpkins and gourds in the fall, sold right off US-51 between Ripley and Halls.
More →Cut flowers, surplus heirloom vegetables and jams alongside the fruit, sold at the patch when it’s open.
More →A farm store April through mid-December, and the Smokehouse on E. Old Laguardo Road selling pork and canned goods the year around.
More →A seasonal farm store open Tuesday through Saturday, ten to five, May through December.
More →Farm Fridays, noon to 6:30, March through December — the farm’s own produce plus rotating local vendors, and the Franklin market on Saturdays.
More →A farm store open six days a week carrying the milk, the beef, the eggs, ice cream, baked goods and local groceries.
More →A country store on the place through the fall season, carrying fall decorations and local goods.
More →Farm stands in the Alabama rings
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A working nursery alongside the fruit — plants, cut flowers, and availability lists that change with the season. Closed Mondays.
More →Chilton County peaches since 1933, plus seasonal produce, jams, deli sandwiches and homemade ice cream. Open eight to eight, every day.
More →The FarmStand at Pepper Place in Birmingham is the everyday way to buy — cheese, preserves, pickles, flowers and skincare. The farm itself is by appointment or event.
More →A self-serve mini market at the farm, open Monday and Saturday afternoons, one to six.
More →Farm stands in the Arkansas rings
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Specialty cut flowers and sunflowers off three acres, sold at the farm and at the Hillcrest and Westover markets. Seven acres of daffodils bloom in mid-March.
More →A farm store with a drive-thru, Thursday through Saturday nine to five — produce, nuts, honey, jam, salsa and breads.
More →A general store on the ranch — their own pasture-raised beef alongside other Arkansas producers’ pork, chicken, eggs, jellies, pickles and pecans. Tuesday and Friday afternoons, Saturday mornings.
More →Saturday mornings at the Hillcrest and West Little Rock markets, farm pickup at Bigelow, kitchen pickup on Allied Drive, and free Little Rock and Conway delivery over $25.
More →Farm stands in the Georgia rings
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A farm market and bakery on the place, open ten to five alongside the animal barn.
More →A roadside market on Highway 365 with peaches, farm produce and a bakery known for its fried pies — seven to six Monday through Saturday.
More →Ice cream, fried pies, boiled peanuts and hot dogs sold on the place during the fall season.
More →Winter squash, gourds, ornamental corn and popcorn sold off the farm, with a gift shop alongside.
More →A working nursery the rest of the year, selling plants, honey, jams and jellies.
More →An on-farm store open ten to six Monday through Saturday, plus farm-to-door delivery and pop-up pickup points around metro Atlanta.
More →The creamery counter and The Silo, selling butter, ice cream and meats off the place.
More →A pop-up market on the farm every Tuesday afternoon, four to half past six.
More →A farm store with groceries and naturally-grown produce, eleven to six weekdays and nine to six Sunday.
More →Farm stands in the Iowa rings
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A General Store on the place, with pre-picked apples, cider, cider donuts and mums alongside what you pick yourself.
More →A farm market open Tuesday through Sunday, nine to six — homemade pies, local preserves and raw honey.
More →A bulk store and a country store on the place, with rhubarb and gourds alongside what comes out of the field.
More →A greenhouse selling plants, plus dried flower arrangements out of what’s grown here.
More →No public storefront — farm pickup by appointment, plus summer drops in Urbandale and West Des Moines on Wednesdays.
More →A country store that also carries foods from more than a hundred other Iowa families, open Monday through Saturday, eight to six.
More →Delivery into Des Moines at Singlespeed Brewing Co every Saturday May through October, every other Wednesday the rest of the year.
More →Farm stands in the Kansas rings
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Hard and sweet cider, jams, salsas, apple butter, vinegar and mustard, plus eggs, cheese and honey.
More →The Market is a self-checkout farm store open around the clock — creamery cheese, baked goods and prepared food off the same place.
More →Eight acres southeast of Rose Hill: seasonal produce, cut flowers, herbs and pumpkins, plus soap, shampoo, lotion and cleaning supplies made on the farm.
More →A farm store open nine to nine daily: organic vegetables, herbs, microgreens, eggs, baked goods and pantry items.
More →Farm stands in the Kentucky rings
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Foxhollow Market is self-serve and open daily, dawn to dusk — it is also where order pickups happen.
More →A farm market open nine to six Monday through Saturday and one to five Sunday, carrying sweet corn and seasonal fruit and vegetables.
More →Seasonal fruits and vegetables, baked goods and preserves off the farm, with wine and spirits made on the place.
More →A small farm store on Parker Drive in LaGrange, open nine to five Monday through Friday.
More →Farm stands in the Louisiana rings
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A farm store on the dairy carrying the milk plus eggs, beef, pork, chicken, lamb and tallow. Open Mondays and Thursdays only, 2 to 6 p.m.
More →A farm market on the place, carrying what the family’s produce farm has in — strawberries, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, eggplant, cabbage, squash and watermelon in season.
More →Honey, red potatoes and seasonal vegetables off the same place, still to be had after the berries quit.
More →Farm stands in the Missouri rings
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Apple cider donuts, kettle corn and apple cider slushes out of the orchard kitchen, alongside whatever is picking.
More →A farm market beside the fields — homegrown and local produce, jams and jellies, local honey, donuts and ice cream.
More →A country store on the place carrying fresh produce and the farm’s own beef.
More →Cider donuts and seasonal produce out of the store, open Tuesday and Thursday afternoons outside the weekend season.
More →Vegetables, sunflowers and garden mums sold off the farm in season.
More →A storefront counter carrying their cheeses alongside small-batch artisan foods from other Missouri makers.
More →A farm store in the silver barn behind the house — call or text before a first visit.
More →A seasonal farmstand at Highway 45 and Jones Myers Road, plus the Overland Park Farmers Market.
More →A produce stand open 9 to 5 on Highway 94, two miles north of Hwy. 370, with jams, pie filling and apple butter alongside the fresh.
More →The market sits inside a 160-year-old timber-framed barn on the National Register — fruit, apple butter and baking out of the farm kitchen.
More →Two market locations, North Hanley and St. Charles, carrying fruit and vegetables alongside cut flowers, houseplants and nursery stock.
More →A farm store on the place carrying apples, fruit and vegetables through the season.
More →Pop-up farm stands on select Fridays and Saturdays, May through November, plus Tower Grove in St. Louis on Saturday mornings.
More →Certified organic vegetables and plant starts, ordered online and picked up at the farm Saturday mornings, with market stalls at Edwardsville and Tower Grove.
More →A seasonal shop selling Missouri farm grown pecans, wreaths, stands and holiday goods alongside the trees.
More →Farm stands in the Nebraska rings
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A produce stand and a farm market on the place, running June through late October, with a farm kitchen alongside.
More →The Apple Barn — cider, jams, jellies and gift goods sold at the orchard.
More →A mercantile and a cafe in a restored one-room schoolhouse, open with the patch.
More →A farm stand inside the city limits, June 15 through October 31, with a greenhouse season ahead of it.
More →Heirloom vegetables and herbal tea sold at the farm on Wednesdays and weekends, twenty minutes from downtown.
More →Farm stands in the Oklahoma rings
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Garden produce off the same place — okra, tomatoes, potatoes, squash, cucumbers, peppers, onions, garlic and green beans.
More →Ready-picked peaches sold at the stand all summer, for anybody who would rather not go out into the rows.
More →Farm-fresh eggs, honey and seasonal produce sold off the place, cards accepted.
More →Vegetables, microgreens, cut flowers, compost and seedlings sold direct from a farm inside the city limits, and at the Paseo Farmers Market.
More →You shop right on the farm — produce, eggs, baked goods and soap. Call for availability before you come.
More →Farm stands in the Texas rings
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The farm market runs mid-May through mid-August, nine to five, closed Sunday — peaches, preserves, homemade ice cream and a barbecue kitchen.
More →The farm is open Wednesday ten to five and Saturday ten to two, and they carry to the McKinney Farmers Market at Chestnut Square on Saturdays.
More →Self-serve pickup at the farm, open every day and all day, cash or check.
More →No published storefront hours — orders go through their online store, so call before you drive out to Boyd.
More →No storefront and no published address — produce, beef and honey are ordered online, twenty minutes south of downtown.
More →Their own butcher shop, Burgundy Boucherie, at the Grandview farm, plus two Burgundy’s Local storefronts in Fort Worth and Dallas.
More →Wreaths made on the place and honey off it, sold through the two seasons the farm is open.
More →A country store open year round, seven days a week — produce off the place plus pies, jellies, preserves and pralines.
More →An online farm store with barn-side pickup at Sealy, local pickup points and a farmers market handoff.
More →A store on the ranch, open Thursday through Saturday, ten to three, with an online shop beside it.
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