Produce Farms near Shreveport, LA

Crawford Farms Produce Stand sells fruit and vegetables straight off the farm in Louisiana — the kind of stand where the stock changes with whatever got picked that morning. No confirmed address, hours, or season details exist online for this listing.

Gullos Fresh Produce runs on the roadside-stand model common across Louisiana: direct-to-customer produce, no grocery markup, stock built around whatever's in season. No specific address or product list could be confirmed for this listing.

Keithville

Steve and Annette started Lenox Acres in 2001, and within three years they had blueberry bushes ready for picking. Today the farm grows blueberries, three acres of thornless blackberries, and 250 muscadine vines, with picking hours Thursday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to noon. Blueberries and blackberries come off in June and July; the muscadines follow in August and September. It's a two-season operation for anyone willing to plan two separate trips.

Haughton

Blueberry Hill is a you-pick operation on Bellevue Road in Haughton, open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. for visitors to pick their own berries and vegetables straight from the rows. Regulars rate it highly — a steady 5-star average across dozens of reviews on local business listings — for the size and upkeep of the garden.

Haughton

Blueberry Hill Farm grows eleven to twelve hundred blueberry bushes across seven varieties on Bellvue Road in Haughton, with picking open from late May through mid-July most seasons. It's a smaller, family-scale u-pick — no gift shop, just rows of ripe berries and a scale at the gate.

Frierson

Alexander Blueberry Farms grows blueberries in Frierson, in Caddo Parish's rural hill country in northwest Louisiana, where acidic, sandy soil suits the crop. North Louisiana blueberries typically ripen from late May into summer. No hours or contact details are published online, so call ahead before making the drive.

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