Warner Robins, ga

Farmers Markets near Warner Robins, ga

Oxford, Georgia

Family owned and operated farm located in Oxford, GA, specializing in summer produce (tomatoes, peppers, onions, peas, corn, greens), strawberries (beginning in April), and corn maze family fall attra... [more]

Peachtree City, Georgia

Fresh South Market, INC fosters good health, community interaction and education by creating an outlet for small farmers to market locally grown produced and food products directly to the consumer.... [more]

Peachtree City, Georgia

Visit the Peachtree City Farmer's Market at Aberdeen Village Shopping Center in Peachtree City! We are currently operating our Winter Market hours and we'll be there on Saturdays from 9:00 - 1:00 th... [more]

Tifton, Georgia

We are a new market featuring locally-grown and handmade items from area farmers and artisans. In addition to local, seasonal produce, we offer local honey, local eggs, nuts, handmade baked goods, pre... [more]

Monroe, Georgia

Introducing CSA Boxes from The Monroe Market! The Monroe Market is excited to bring you CSA boxes filled with fresh produce from a cooperative of local farmers.

Monroe, Georgia

We are a pesticide free produce farm which includes fruits, veggies, and nuts. We support the local Monroe Farmers Market (Midland Ave.... [more]

Monroe, Georgia

We are a Georgia local beef farm in Monroe, GA. Our Wagyu and Angus cattle are raised without growth hormones, antibiotics or animal by-products.... [more]

Watkinsville, Georgia

The Oconee Farmers Market vendors offer a wide variety of fresh produce, local honey, fresh-cut flowers, perennial and annual plants, succulents, jams, preserves, baked goods, breads, free-range eggs,... [more]

Newnan, Georgia

A locally sponsored market held the first Saturday of the month in historic downtown Newnan. This market is limited to home grown, handmade and homemade items.... [more]

LaGrange, Georgia

Market on Main is a Farmers Market providing locally grown produce and products. The market is a collaboration of the markets from the Agricultural Center and the First United Methodist Church.... [more]