Farms Near Americus, GA

Americus

Lenny's Farmers Market at 110 North Hampton Street in Americus is named for Leonard "Lenny" Waitsman, a downtown business owner and former city council member, and it's been running since the early 1980s. It opens Tuesdays 4 to 7 p.m. and Saturdays 7 a.m. to noon, spring through fall, with produce, farm eggs, honey, jams, homemade cheese, crafts, and garden plants. First Fridays often bring live music.

Americus

Lenny's Market is a farm stand on North Hampton Street in Americus, the Sumter County seat in southwest Georgia. It sells produce directly from the farm to area shoppers.

Americus

Koinonia Farm is a residential Christian community on Highway 49 South in Americus, founded in 1942 around farming, shared meals, and service to neighbors. The community's partnership-housing work in the 1960s and 70s directly inspired the founding of Habitat for Humanity, and today it still hosts visitors, interns, and a farm store.

Americus

Cornwell Blueberry Farm grows blueberries in Americus, the Sumter County seat in southwest Georgia. The area sits within Georgia's traditional blueberry belt, with picking season generally falling between late May and July; this farm's specific hours aren't confirmed by any listing found online.

Leslie

Holloway Farms operates on Commerce Road outside Leslie, in Sumter County's South Georgia farm belt. No verified website, crop list, or hours are available online at this time. Call ahead to confirm current offerings.

Leslie

Americus

Easom Farms, on Upper River Road outside Americus in Sumter County, breeds and sells mallard ducks rather than growing produce. Stock includes day-old ducklings, four-week-olds, and flight-ready birds, plus frozen mallards sold in bulk or individual packages, and a taxidermy service for mounting mallards. The operation holds NPIP poultry health certification and takes orders by phone or through its website.

Leesburg

Busy Elves is a choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm in Leesburg, the Lee County seat just north of Albany. Tree farms this far south in Georgia are uncommon since most commercial Christmas tree growing concentrates in the north Georgia mountains, which makes a southwest Georgia operation worth noting.

Montezuma

Montezuma

Leesburg

Whiddon Family Farms in Leesburg raises free-range chickens on 100% grass and grain feed, plus unpasteurized cow and goat milk and free-range brown eggs. It's a small-scale operation selling direct to local buyers rather than through grocery chains, and it turns up on regional raw-dairy and pastured-meat directories.

Lambert is a small agritourism operation on Garden Valley Road in south-central Georgia. No working website or social page turned up in research, so current activities, crops, and hours aren't confirmed online — best to call ahead before visiting.

Sasser

Chickasawhatchee

Twisted W Farms breeds registered and commercial Boer goats out of Chickasawhatchee, an ABGA member and part of the Georgia Born & Bred GCGPA program. It's a livestock operation rather than a produce farm — visitors interested in goats should call ahead.

Vienna

A small family ranch on U.S. Highway 41 breeding Gypsy Vanner horses, miniature horses, and miniature donkeys, with the donkey program dating back to the late 1990s. The ranch describes its grounds as quaint barns, pasture, and a small pond framed by pines. Farm tours run by appointment, and the owners share bloodline history on the Gypsy Vanners — a breed they discovered after seeing one at a vet's office in 2007.

Dawson

Bronwood Beef exists from an idea Neil Lee and Thomas Flournoy struck up one evening in the pecan cleaning plant at Lee Farms GP in late 2020. One thing led to another and in the Summer of 2021 Bronwood Beef started selling cuts of beef directly to the consumer. The idea was to provide a quality cut of beef while also being able to provide to the end consumer the ability to know exactly where the beef was raised and finished. ​ Today Bronwood Beef is owned and operated by Ronnie Lee, Neil Lee, R

Richland

Brasfield Farm is on Pine Valley Road in Richland, in Stewart County in southwest Georgia. It's listed as an agritourism operation; no working website or social page turned up in research, so current activities and hours aren't confirmed online.

Cordele

Hatcher's Patch sits on North 7th Street in Cordele, Georgia's self-declared Watermelon Capital of the World and the seat of Crisp County. No website or hours are posted — a call ahead is the way to plan a visit.

Korn Patch Kids is in Crisp County near Cordele, Georgia's self-declared Watermelon Capital of the World, where fall agritourism leans heavy on corn mazes and pumpkin patches. Nothing beyond the name and address is listed publicly — check with the farm for season dates.