Farms Near Meridian, MS

Meridian

This Lauderdale County market gathers near the Front Street underpass in downtown Meridian, close to the city's restored railroad district and Union Station. Vendors from the surrounding east-central Mississippi countryside bring produce in season. Meridian sits at the crossroads of Interstates 20 and 59 near the Alabama line, long a trading center for the region.

Meridian

Earth's Bounty Farmers' Market runs in downtown Meridian at the MAX courtyard, a partnership between City of Meridian Community Development and the Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience. Daily vendors sell fresh produce, plants, baked goods, and artisan items 8 a.m. to noon, April through November, with a larger first-Saturday festival each month. Details at meridianms.org/earths-bounty or on Facebook.

Meridian

Meridian's farmers market operates on Front Street downtown, in the east Mississippi rail hub near the restored Union Station district. Lauderdale County growers bring seasonal vegetables and produce during the warm months. Meridian was once Mississippi's largest city, built where several rail lines crossed near the Alabama border.

Country Boys Farm to Table Market is a family-owned butcher shop and market at 4620 Poplar Springs Drive in Meridian, cutting fresh meat daily. Beyond the meat case, it stocks produce, seafood, smoked meats, plate lunches, and heat-and-eat items. Online ordering runs through the website plus DoorDash. Call (601) 286-3996 or order at countryboysfarmtotablems.com.

Mathis Peaches and Produce is a fourth-generation peach farm at 305 County Road 482 in Meridian, with roughly 40 years of growing behind it. Peaches lead the season, joined by strawberries added about 15 years back, plus watermelons, bedding plants, and gifts. The family has worked this location for two decades. Call (601) 696-9991, visit mathispeaches.com, or find them on Facebook.

Farmer Wheat's Fresh Produce sells vegetables grown in Whynot and picked fresh, from a stand at 1461 Highway 496 in Meridian. The farm-to-table setup keeps the harvest local and same-day, changing with whatever is ready in the field. Call (601) 604-3523 or check Facebook for what's in that week.

Meridian

Johnson Blueberry Farm grows blueberries on Suqualena Road in Meridian, in Lauderdale County in east Mississippi. Rabbiteye blueberries across this region ripen from June into July, the usual window for picking and sales. No public website was found with this farm's specific hours or pick-your-own details.

Meridian

B & W Orchard grows tree fruit on County Road 350 near Meridian, in Lauderdale County in east-central Mississippi. Beyond the orchard listing, public details are limited. Call ahead to learn which fruit is in season and whether the orchard sells direct or offers picking.

Chunky

Lazy Acres Plantation runs as an agritourism destination on Lazy Acres Road in Chunky, in Newton County in east-central Mississippi. Farms like this in the region tend to open for fall and holiday seasons with family activities and event space. Check the farm's pages for current hours and what's running this season.

Collinsville

Gourd Gracious Farm, on Byrd Doerner Road near Collinsville in Lauderdale County, takes its name from the gourds and pumpkins that point to a fall season. Farms like this usually open for autumn, with squash, gourds, and pumpkins for sale. Check directly for this year's hours before visiting.

Shiloh Farmer's Market runs on the second and fourth Saturdays, June through September, from 9 to 2 in the Meridian area off Highway 19. Growers bring fresh and canned vegetables, in-season fruit, baked goods, and handmade items. It's a small, seasonal community market. Call (601) 938-2749 or check the Shiloh Farmers Market MS Facebook page for dates.

Lisman

Summers Blueberry Farm grows blueberries in Lisman, in Choctaw County's Black Belt farm country in west Alabama. It's listed as a produce and agritourism stop — check locally for picking season and hours before making the trip.

This Newton County market runs on Church Street in Newton, a small central Mississippi town along the old rail line and Interstate 20 between Meridian and Jackson. Area growers bring seasonal produce through summer and fall. Newton County lies in the state's east-central hill country, ringed by small farms and timberland.

Heidelberg

A farm on County Road 240 near Heidelberg, in Jasper County in the Pine Belt of southeast Mississippi. Public information is limited. The area supports timber, cattle, and small produce growers. Reach the farm directly for details on their crops, products, and whether they welcome visitors.