Local Food near Senatobia, 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.
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
Collierville Farmers Market is a producers only market where produce must be grown by the farmer, never bought for wholesale.... [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
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]
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]
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]
Homestead Farms is an approximately 30 acre wholesale/retail, grower/nursery/greenhouse. We grow 90% of our plant material that we sell, as well as fresh produce for our local farmer's market in Hern... [more]
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]