Farms Near Jackson, MS

Jackson

Jackson

Fertile Ground Farm grows chemical-free produce on several sites around Jackson and calls itself Mississippi's first regenerative urban farm. The operation came out of the city's Fertile Ground planning project and works to close the food-access gap across the metro. It's based at 133 Commerce Park Drive and reaches customers through its own growing sites and local channels. Reach the farm at (601) 506-1681 or on Facebook.

Jackson

Jackson

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The Greater Belhaven Market sells fresh local produce and artisan goods on Saturdays in Jackson's Belhaven neighborhood, at 904 East Fortification Street. Local farmers and food makers fill the stalls through the growing season. It's the neighborhood-scale market for central Jackson.

Jackson

Foot Print Farms, LLC Dr. Cindy Ayers Elliott is CEO of Foot Print Farms, LLC,(2010), which is a 68-acre specialty crops, vegetables, and livestock farm, with a focus on agri-tourism for community development in the City of Jackson. Dedicated to growing an array of fruits and vegetables, raising meat goats, and cattle. She believes that planting seeds in the earth will grow fresh vegetables, however, planting a seed in the minds of young people will create a new universe of scholars. Dr. Cindy A

Jackson

Locust Grove Berry Farm grows berries on West County Line Road in the Jackson metro area of central Mississippi. Local u-pick berry farms here run through late spring and early summer. No crop details, hours, or website were found online.

Clinton's Fresh at Five is a Tuesday-evening market run by Main Street Clinton at 300 Jefferson Street, open 5 to 7 p.m. from May through August. Local farmers bring fruits and vegetables, milk, cheese, eggs, beef, and specialty foods. See mainstreetclintonms.com/fresh-at-five or the Fresh at Five Facebook page for the season's start date.

The Olde Towne Market sets up on West Leake Street in Clinton's historic Olde Towne district, a red-brick pedestrian corridor beside the old railroad and Mississippi College. Vendors bring produce and local goods to the walkable downtown. Clinton sits just west of Jackson along the Natchez Trace and Interstate 20.

Madison

The Livingston Farmers Market is held at Livingston, a planned community built around a restored 19th-century townsite on Mannsdale Road north of Madison. Local farmers and food vendors gather on the development's central green. Madison County sits just north of Jackson, and the market draws steadily from the metro's northern suburbs. It's among the better-known markets in the Jackson area.

Madison

Madison

About Us Hello, my name is Kris Ausburn, owner / operator at Adobe Ranch. I started farming hay in 2013 on my family's ranch after our custom baler retired. I began by purchasing a small 348 John Deere Square Baler, 5-foot disk cutter and an 8-wheel rake and started farming a little bit of hay. Back then, we hand stacked every square bale from the field into the barn, which was some of the hardest labor I think there is on a 110 heat index day! ​ I wanted to start making better quality hay, so I

Florence

Holmes Blueberry Farm grows blueberries off Hickory Ridge Road near Florence, in Rankin County south of Jackson. Central Mississippi's sandy uplands suit rabbiteye blueberries, which ripen across late spring and early summer. Florence sits along U.S. 49 in the growing suburbs south of the state capital.

Raymond

A farm on Highway 18 near Raymond, in Hinds County southwest of Jackson. The name points to pecans, a common crop across central Mississippi, where orchards sell shelled and in-shell nuts through fall and the holidays. Public details on this farm are limited, so contact them directly to confirm what they sell and their hours.

Coop & Comb Homestead sells free-range eggs and raw honey from Raymond, in Hinds County southwest of Jackson. The family also gardens, makes soap, and keeps goats and other livestock, posting what's available on social media. Products move directly to local buyers. Follow them on Facebook or Instagram (@coopandcombhomestead) to see current stock.

Flora

Two Dog Farms is a small family farm using sustainable and natural growing methods to ensure the healthiest produce available. unnamed.jpg Community Supported Agriculture is a great way to support your farmer and experience the local growing season. LOCATED IN FLORA, MISSISSIPPI TWO DOG FARMS is a small farm owned and operated by Van, Dorothy, and children Linden, Ivan and Hazel. We grow a diverse assortment of vegetables for our CSA, local farmers markets and restaurants. Our produce is always

Florence

Brandon

Flora

The Lowery family runs this tree farm on Waldrop Road in Flora, in Madison County north of Jackson. Tree farms in this part of Mississippi range from choose-and-cut Christmas trees to managed timber stands. No public website was found with specific hours or offerings.

Canton Farmers Market gathers local growers and food artisans at 141 North Union Street, run by the Canton Chamber's Main Street Association. Shoppers find fresh produce and crafts, and the market accepts SNAP/EBT with daily matching up to $15 per card, plus WIC/FMNP and Senior Farmers Market coupons. Call (601) 859-5816 or visit canton-mississippi.com/farmersmarket for the current schedule.

Brandon

Nichols-Boyd runs a seasonal fall pumpkin patch on Highway 43 North in Brandon, just north of the Jackson metro near the Ross Barnett Reservoir. It follows the central Mississippi pattern of an October run with pick-your-own pumpkins and room for school field trips and family visits. Hours shift with the season and weather, so it is worth confirming the current schedule before making the drive.

Canton

Twelve2 Farm is a u-pick flower farm at Davis Crossing Road in Canton, north of Jackson. Visitors cut their own tulips in spring and seasonal blooms through the warmer months, with picking most Fridays and Saturdays. The farm also runs flower-growing classes, floral design workshops, pumpkin arrangement sessions, and school field trips. Faith, family, and flowers anchor how the owners describe the place, alongside pond and sunset views.

Bentonia

Edwards

Edwards

TSAC Farms sits on Adams Station Road in Edwards, west of Jackson in Hinds County, Mississippi. It's listed as an agritourism farm, but details beyond the location aren't posted publicly. Call ahead before visiting to confirm what's growing and whether the farm is open to the public.

Crystal Springs

Mendenhall