Farm Stands near New Orleans, LA

New Orleans

Nola Green Roots operates out of an address on Tulane Avenue in Mid-City New Orleans, a stretch of the city better known for medical offices than farmland. The name points to an urban-agriculture operation rather than a traditional rural stand.

New Orleans

Dig Nation Farm sells produce from a stand on Apple Street in New Orleans. Beyond that, the operation keeps a low public profile — a small urban farm stand rather than a market with a broad following.

Belle Chasse

This roadside stand sits on LA-23 in Belle Chasse, the Plaquemines Parish town that grows the bulk of Louisiana's citrus. Satsumas are the parish's signature crop, ready in the fall, and a stand this far down the highway is usually selling whatever just came off the trees.

New Orleans

New Orleans

Little River Citrus sits on Willow Drive at the southern tip of New Orleans' West Bank, near where Orleans Parish gives way to Plaquemines Parish's citrus groves along the river. Satsumas and oranges from this stretch of southeast Louisiana ripen in the fall.

Kenner

Golden Harvest Produce operates out of a P.O. Box in Kenner, on the west side of the New Orleans metro. Little is published about the business beyond its listing in Louisiana's on-farm market directories — likely a small seasonal seller rather than a year-round stand.

Destrehan

Emile Schexnaydre Farms runs a produce stand on Destrehan Drive in Destrehan, on the river parish's west bank. There's little published about the operation beyond its location — a small, established local name rather than one with a marketing presence.