Farms Near Chipley, FL

Chipley

Gainer Blueberry Farm sits in Chipley, in the Florida Panhandle's Washington County, where the growing season runs later than in peninsular Florida and blueberries typically ripen in May and June rather than April.

Chipley

Arrowhead Beef in Chipley, in the Florida Panhandle, raises 100% grass-fed and grass-finished beef to American Grassfed Association feeding standards — hormone-free and antibiotic-free — plus Wagyu and pastured pork. With 775+ customer reviews, the farm ships pasture-raised meats to your door, sells value packs and half-cow shares, and opens the farm for pickup most Mondays.

Chipley

Chipley

Chipley

The Incredible Corn Maze cuts its paths into a field near Chipley, the Washington County seat in the Florida Panhandle. Corn mazes in this region typically run weekends through fall. Maze dates, hours, and admission weren't confirmed online — check before visiting.

Graceville

T&T Vineyard grows grapes on Lovewood Road in Graceville, in Jackson County's Panhandle farm country near the Alabama line. As with most Florida vineyards, muscadines are the likely variety, since the state's climate is tough on traditional bunch grapes. We couldn't verify tasting hours or sales, so call ahead.

Bonifay

Hammack Farms runs a seasonal corn maze on Joe White Road in Bonifay, in the Panhandle farm country of Holmes County, and keeps an active following on Facebook and Instagram between fall openings.

Vernon

Muffin's Blueberry Patch sits about six miles northeast of Vernon on Highway 277, a family-run u-pick operation that hands out buckets and picking instructions at the gate. The farm keeps it simple — no online ordering, no frills — just rows of blueberry bushes open Monday through Saturday from sun-up to sun-down during the season. Bring cash and check ahead before making the drive, since ripening dates shift year to year.

Bonifay

Tison Blueberries grows on Highway 79 North in Bonifay, in the Panhandle blueberry belt of Holmes County. No independent website or listing was found online; call ahead to confirm picking season, since Panhandle blueberries typically run through May and June.

Alford

Pike Pond U-Pick sells blueberries by the gallon — $12, cash only — from a small farm on Pike Pond Road outside Alford, in the Florida Panhandle's Jackson County. Hours run roughly 7 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. during the spring picking window and are weather-dependent, so a call ahead is worth it before driving out.

Cottondale

Mark is a lifetime cattleman breeding Angus Beef since 1974. I chose the Angus breed because of it’s high quality and natural marbling characteristics for a satisfying taste, which makes it superior to other breeds. He has extensive training in how to properly breed and raise cattle to get the best and most desired beef. We have sold our beef commercially through private sales. Mark has always grown his beef slowly and correctly, finishing a few head for himself and family.

Farren Farms sits along US 231 in the Florida Panhandle, a corridor of peanut and cotton fields running north from the Gulf toward the Alabama line. No specific crop, hours, or public access details were verified for this property.

Cottondale

Mosiers Family Farm is in Cottondale, part of Jackson County's Florida Panhandle farm belt near the Alabama and Georgia state lines. No website, hours, or product list is published online for this farm.

Fountain

Fountain

Yates Farms operates on Tolliver Road in Fountain, in Bay County's inland farm country north of Panama City. We couldn't verify what's grown or sold here beyond its agritourism listing — reach out directly before visiting.

Chestnuts-R-Us is listed on Caniehead Road near Bonifay, in the Florida Panhandle's Holmes County. The name points to a chestnut-growing operation — a niche crop in north Florida, where winters get cold enough for the trees to fruit. Harvest dates, sales, and hours weren't confirmed online.

Campbellton

Slocomb

Slocomb

Four R Farms is a fourth-generation family operation in Slocomb, growing fruit and produce alongside a full nursery of landscape plants. Locally it goes by Four R Farms/Nursery — customers come for homegrown produce as often as for shrubs, trees, and bedding plants for the yard. It's a working nursery more than a seasonal fall attraction, with the family's roots on the property going back multiple generations.

Ponce De Leon

Cypress Cattle and Produce is a fourth-generation family farm and on-farm market in Ponce De Leon, selling cattle and produce, and operating since 2010 in Holmes County.

Madison Street and Jackson Street Marianna

Jackson County Farmers' Market, now operating as the Tri-State Community Market, has run at Madison Avenue and Clinton Street in Marianna since 1976, serving the tri-state region of Florida, Alabama, and Georgia. It's open Saturdays year-round, 8 a.m. to noon, with growers selling fruit, vegetables, honey, baked goods, plants, flowers, and homemade jelly directly off the truck.

Ponce De Leon

A fourth-generation family farm in Ponce de Leon, Cypress Cattle and Produce has run a year-round on-farm market since 2010, raising cattle alongside seasonal produce. The small operation, with about three employees, sells directly from the farm at 2980 R.M. Ward Road in Holmes County.

Slocomb

On September 20, 1985, we left The Netherlands thinking we were going to take a vacation in Florida to see if there were possibilities to start a dairy. We found a Dutch couple that needed help badly but could not afford it. They were willing to let us use 40 acres and their milking barn to milk 55 cows we leased with the $5,000 savings we had and his 180 cows 2x a day. This is how Working Cows Dairy was founded. During the 2 summers we were there, Jan planted watermelons on part of the 40 acres

Slocomb

Slocomb

Slocomb calls itself the Tomato Capital of Alabama and hosts an annual Tomato Festival each June. McAlister's operates within that same farming community, on State Highway 103, though no further public details on this specific operation are available online.

Slocomb

Slocomb

Waterberry Farm is in Slocomb, a Geneva County town known statewide for its tomato crop and annual Tomato Fest. No independent website or listing confirms what Waterberry Farm itself grows or its visiting hours, so specifics here are unverified — contact the farm directly.

Slocomb

Black

Westville

Westville

A few years ago Mom and Dad, after a lifetime of labor on our farm decided to retire. At the time my siblings and I had all moved away from home. With no one to take on the farm work they called my sister, brother, and myself and told us they were planning on selling the cows. It was with a heavy heart that they came to this decision. My parents had spent decades breeding these cows as a hobby and for me it was heartbreaking to hear them say they could no longer sustain them. I was the last one

Slocomb

Bedsole Produce has sold purple hull peas, white peas, butterbeans, field corn, sweet corn, cantaloupe, honeydew and watermelon out of a roadside stand on County Road 49 in Slocomb. Longtime owner Mark Bedsole passed away in 2023, and it isn't clear whether the stand has reopened under new management since. Calling ahead before a special trip out is the safer bet.

Cottonwood

This listing is recorded under the names Vic and Tillie Hummer, with an address on Miller Merrett Road in Cottonwood, a small Houston County community in Alabama's Wiregrass region. No farm name, website, or further detail beyond the names and address was found online.

Black

Three Queens Farm is listed on County Road 6 in Black, a small unincorporated community in south Alabama. No website or further detail on livestock, crops, or public access was found online.

Johnny and Barbara Carter grow blueberries on Carter Lane in Holmes County, in the Florida Panhandle's blueberry belt where small u-pick farms open each spring. Pick dates, hours, and pricing weren't confirmed online — call ahead before visiting.

Dothan

Bell Farms is a fourth-generation family farm on Iris Road in Dothan that has sold produce since 2004. Customers can pick their own or buy already-picked cucumbers, melons, peppers, squash, tomatoes, turnips and watermelon, and the farm also sets up at several Alabama farmers markets during the season. Hours run Monday through Saturday 8 to 6 and Sunday 9 to 4.