Produce Farms near Louisville, KY

Louisville

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Louisville

Spade and Table Farm grows nutrient-dense, certified organic vegetables, greens, and microgreens using no-till, biodynamic methods — a favorite of restaurants, caterers, and persnickety chefs. After nearly seven years of suburban farming in Louisville, farmers Lisa and Jeff are relocating the operation to a farm in Glasgow, Kentucky as Spade and Table 2.0, adding pasture and cattle country to the adventure.

Goshen

Crestwood

Rootbound Farm is a family-run, certified organic farm in Oldham County, Kentucky growing 200+ varieties of fruits and vegetables plus organic eggs and meat, with no chemical fertilizers or pesticides. Its customizable weekly CSA farm-share boxes serve Louisville, Frankfort, and Lexington, and the farm sells at the Douglass Loop and LaGrange farmers markets while supplying restaurants and co-ops across the region.

Crestwood

Simpsonville

Berry Bee Acres is a produce and agritourism farm in Simpsonville, in Shelby County along the Louisville-to-Lexington corridor of central Kentucky. No working website or listing turned up in research, so current crops, u-pick season, and hours aren't confirmed online.

La Grange

Ashbourne Farms is a 2,250-acre third-generation farm in La Grange, Kentucky — the agricultural legacy of W.L. Lyons Brown and Sally Brown, rooted in bluegrass tradition, nature conservation, and the state's bourbon heritage. The intensely managed grounds produce farm produce and a CSA program while hosting luxury weddings, corporate events, sporting experiences, and Showbarn Sessions.

Cheeks Produce is a Kentucky produce operation listed at 116 Normandy Road. No city, hours, or crop list is available in public records.

Nabb

Nabb

Berry Best Farm has grown food in Clark County since 1975, three miles east of New Washington on Highway 62. Strawberries lead the u-pick list, but the roadside stand also carries corn, tomatoes, asparagus, blackberries, blueberries, grapes, peaches, and watermelon depending on the week. It's a straightforward family operation: no corn maze, no hayride, just produce sold close to where it grew.

New Salisbury

New Salisbury

Derek and Samantha Bryant, a veteran-owned family, run this USDA Certified Organic u-pick blueberry farm in New Salisbury. It's blueberries only, bring your own bucket, open roughly mid-June through mid-July with some additional days possible — cash and checks only, no cards.

Eyes Blueberry Orchard is a pick-your-own operation off State Highway 1066 near Bloomfield, growing blueberries for visitors willing to bring a bucket and pick their own. Call ahead for picking hours, since the season is short and weather-dependent like any berry crop.