Local Food near Crenshaw, ms
The Hernando Farmers Market is located on the quaint historic Town Square and is open each Saturday from Mid-April through the end of September.
We are a small farm located in the Water Valley area. We are Certified Naturally Grown and plant certified by the State of Ms.... [more]
Baba's Oasis is a small-scale family-owned vegetable farm located in Memphis, Tennessee. We grow a wide range of produce, all sold in Memphis, Tennessee via our online store and our farmer's market s
Collierville Farmers Market is a producers only market where produce must be grown by the farmer, never bought for wholesale.... [more]
Jackson Family Farmstead is a family-owned farm located in Holly Springs, Mississippi, growing and supplying fresh, quality agricultural products for families, businesses, institutions, and government
Many CSA programs require members to pay for the entire year or harvest season upfront. Most people don't have the ability to pay in full upfront.... [more]
Join us at Lightfoot Farm, first Saturday of each month for a local farmers market full of fresh farm raised meat, produce, fresh eggs, baked goods bread, artisan cheeses, jams jellies, canned goo... [more]
We are a muscadine and berry farm serving the wine makers of the south. We grow boysenberries, blackberries, blueberries, muscadines @ all stone fruit.... [more]
Claybrook Farms is a family owned and operated farm in Covington, TN. For five decades, we have placed great care in the genetics of our herd and the quality of our cattle.... [more]
T & L Greenhouses is located in the bottom part of Mississippi's fertile delta farm land. Bringing you some of the most beautiful and tastiest heirloom vegetables ever.
Cottonville Farm is a throwback to the homesteads of generations past. We raise and grow most of what we eat and try to have enough to sell as cash crops as well.... [more]
The Tate County Farmers Market. . . . Where Freshness Grows Shop for a variety of fresh-Tate County-grown fruits and vegetables sold direct to you from the growers.... [more]