Produce Farms in Arkansas

64 produce farms listed across Arkansas. Fresh vegetables and fruit grown by local farmers. Directory updated July 2026.

Loading the map…

A & B Berry Farm

A & B Berry Farm sits along Highway 190 in rural Arkansas, zip 72129. As the name states, berries are the crop; beyond that, no website, phone, or social page could be verified for this small listing.

All Good Things Produce and more LLC

Bauxite, AR

All Good Things Produce and More runs a rotating pick-your-own season in Bauxite: muscadines first, then pumpkins and mums, pecans through the fall, and Christmas trees to close it out. The farm opened in 2015 and keeps the operation small — a handful of workers moving through each crop as it comes ready rather than one big harvest event.

Arkansas Culinary Herb and Produce Farm

White Hall, AR

Arkansas Culinary Herb and Produce Farm runs u-pick rows of beets, broccoli, carrots, eggplant, peppers, summer squash, and tomatoes on Stowe Road outside White Hall. The herb focus in the name sets it apart from the region's usual berry and pumpkin patches — this is a kitchen garden at working-farm scale, not a fruit orchard.

Arkansas Natural Produce

Malvern, AR

Arkansas Natural Produce has been growing beautiful fresh produce in southern Arkansas since 1988. The farm is nestled in a beautiful valley south of Hot Springs, AR. We serve Little Rock and Hot Springs with high quality specialty baby greens, fresh herbs, and garnishes year-round. We grow in over 50,000 sq. ft. of heated greenhouses, so we can consistently serve our customers the best product possible. Although we are not certified organic, all of our crops are naturally grown, using organic p

Ashley's Blueberries

Eureka Springs, AR

Ashley's Blueberries grows on County Road 329 outside Eureka Springs, the Carroll County resort town known for its Victorian architecture and Ozark Mountain setting. Blueberries do well in the region's acidic, well-drained hill soil, and the name suggests a straightforward u-pick or farm-stand operation.

Berries by Bill

Newport, AR

Berries by Bill is on Elm Street in Newport, the Jackson County seat in the White River bottomland of northeast Arkansas' Delta farm country. Berries are the stated crop; variety and season aren't published online.

Berry Haven Farms

Little Rock, AR

Berry Haven Farms grows on Nichols Loop Road in west Little Rock. True to the name, berries are the draw, sold direct from a Pulaski County farm inside the city limits.

Berry Hill Farms

Jessieville, AR

Berry Hill Farms sits on Walter Adams Trail in Jessieville, a Garland County community along the Highway 7 Scenic Byway at the edge of the Ouachita National Forest. Berries appear to be the focus, per the name, though specific varieties aren't published online.

Blueberry Fields Forever

Judsonia, AR

This u-pick farm outside Judsonia grows blueberries, strawberries, blackberries, and watermelons, with the blueberry harvest running mid-May through mid-June. Fruit picked here also ships to area Kroger stores during peak season. Restrooms are on site, and a picking calendar posted online tracks which crop is ready week to week — check it before driving out, since ripening shifts with the weather.

Bluewinkle Berry Farm

Prairie Grove, AR

Bluewinkle Berry Farm grows on Ravenwood Road in Prairie Grove, a Washington County town in Northwest Arkansas known for its Civil War battlefield park. Berries are the name and the business.

Caney Creek Berry Farm

Conway, AR

Caney Creek Berry Farm grows along Little Creek Drive in Conway, the Faulkner County seat in central Arkansas.

Chesapeake Farm Organic Produce And Bakery

Earle, AR

Chesapeake Farm Organic Produce and Bakery sits on 2nd Street in Earle, a Crittenden County town in the Arkansas Delta near Memphis. As the name states, the operation pairs organic produce with baked goods, in farm country otherwise built on cotton and soybeans.

Cox Berry Farm

Clarksville, AR

Cox Berry Farm & Nursery sits on Redlick Mountain north of Clarksville, where James and Joyce Cox grow peaches and seasonal produce and open the orchard for u-pick and pumpkin season. Entry is free, portable restrooms are on site, and the ground gets uneven and muddy after rain — call ahead if the weather's questionable or you're driving in from out of town.

Enoch Berry Farm

Fouke, AR

Enoch's Berry Farm grows strawberries, blackberries, and blueberries about five miles east of Fouke in Miller County, with u-pick rows open through the growing season. Aubrey Enoch runs the place as a family operation, one of the few berry farms in far southwest Arkansas near the Texas and Louisiana lines.

Fisher's Blueberries

Gravette, AR

Fisher's Blueberries is a small blueberry operation in Gravette, part of the Benton County hill country where several u-pick blueberry patches operate every summer. No working website or social page turned up in research — call ahead before driving out, especially during peak picking season in June and July.

George Cline Berry Farm

Harrison, AR

George Cline Berry Farm sits on South Spruce Street in Harrison, the Boone County seat and a longtime gateway to the Ozark Mountains and the Buffalo National River. As the name states, berries are the draw -- specific varieties and picking season aren't listed publicly, so a call ahead is worth it.

Just Picked Vegetables

Just Picked Vegetables runs a produce stand on West Cleland Road in Cabot, a Lonoke County town in the Little Rock metro area. The name says it plain: vegetables sold fresh off the plant.

Maw Maw's Blueberries

Gentry, AR

Maw Maw's Blueberries grows berries in Gentry, near the Oklahoma line in Benton County's northwest Arkansas blueberry belt. No working website or social page turned up for this listing — best bet is a phone call ahead of a visit, particularly during the June-July picking window.

Mountain Home Berry Farm

Mountain Home, AR

Todd and Alison run Mountain Home Berry Farm on CR 57 outside Mountain Home, offering u-pick and pre-picked blueberries, blackberries, and strawberries in season. Their barn store sells jams, salsas, syrups, farm-fresh eggs, and crafts alongside the produce, and fall brings a hayride festival with a petting zoo. Store hours run Wednesday through Sunday afternoons — call 870-425-7028 or email [email protected] to confirm what's in season.

Naomi's fresh vegetables

Mountain View, AR

Naomi's is a roadside vegetable stand on Highway 5 South outside Mountain View, selling fresh produce direct from the stand. It's a straightforward operation — no frills, no agritourism extras, just vegetables sold where they're grown.

Old MacDonna's fresh farm produce and Flowers

Greenbrier, AR

Old MacDonna's fresh farm produce and Flowers sells fresh produce and flowers from South Broadview in Greenbrier, a small operation serving the Faulkner County area north of Conway.

Piney Fork Berry Farm

Melbourne, AR

Piney Fork Berry Farm is on Dixon Street in Melbourne, the Izard County seat in the Ozark foothills of north-central Arkansas. Berries are the stated crop; variety and picking season aren't listed publicly online.

Renee's Berry Garden

London, AR

Renee's Berry Garden grows berries in London, a Pope County community in the Arkansas River Valley between Russellville and Clarksville. No website or listing surfaced beyond the address on file — call ahead to confirm what's in season before making the drive.

RidgeRunner Blackberry Farm

Floral, AR

RidgeRunner Blackberry Farm grows blackberries in Floral, a small White County community in central Arkansas. No website or social page turned up in research beyond the listing address — blackberry season in Arkansas generally runs June into July, so that's the window worth a call.

Royal Berry Farm

Royal, AR

Royal Berry Farm grows berries in Royal, a small community in the Ouachita Mountain foothills of Garland County near Hot Springs. No website or listing turned up beyond the address on file — call ahead to confirm what's in season.

Russell Gwin's Just Picked Vegetables

Cabot, AR

Russell Gwin's Just Picked Vegetables sells produce out of North Pulaski County near Cabot, part of the fast-growing corridor northeast of Little Rock. No website or online listing came up in research beyond the address on file — a roadside stand or seasonal setup is the likely format.

Scatter Creek Berries and Produce

Paragould, AR

Scatter Creek Berries and Produce, outside Paragould, grew blackberries from early June through mid-August alongside tomatoes and beans, with weekend u-pick hours and a regular stand at the Paragould Farmers Market. A 2024 local news report said the farm planned to close its doors at the end of that blackberry season, so call ahead before planning a trip.

Sta-n-Step Blueberry Farm

Fayetteville, AR

Sta-n-Step Blueberry Farm grows blueberries in Fayetteville, in the Washington County hill country that anchors northwest Arkansas' blueberry-growing belt. No website or listing turned up beyond the address on file — call ahead during the June-July picking window before driving out.

Sunnyland Berry Farm

Booneville, AR

Sunnyland Berry Farm is a USDA Certified Organic operation on Highway 10 outside Booneville, started by Sunny Bradshaw and his wife Linda Rose to grow blackberries, strawberries, and blueberries. The market has since expanded into honey, coffee and tea, cut flowers, dried herbs, mushrooms, and nursery stock. Organic certification is uncommon among Arkansas u-pick farms, most of which run conventional.

Texarkana Blueberry Patch

Texarkana, AR

Texarkana Blueberry Patch grows blueberries on Tennessee Road outside Texarkana, right on the Arkansas-Texas state line in Miller County. No website or listing turned up beyond the address on file — call ahead during blueberry season, typically June into July, before making the drive.

The Berry Farm

Bentonville, AR

The Berry Farm in Bentonville grows 1,500 blueberry and 500 blackberry plants for pick-your-own harvest, run organic and non-GMO. The farm doubles as an event venue and partners with Help One Now, a child-welfare nonprofit; owners Dave and Jenny Marrs of HGTV's Fixer to Fabulous are behind the property. First harvest came in June 2017.

The Blueberry Barn

Rogers, AR

The Blueberry Barn grows blueberries in Rogers, part of the Benton County blueberry belt in far northwest Arkansas. A business by the same name operates in Georgia, unrelated to this listing — no website or contact info could be confirmed for the Rogers location, so call ahead before visiting.

The Goshen Farmers Market

Elkins, AR

The Goshen Farmers Market is one of Northwest Arkansas' newest and fastest-growing farmers markets, held Thursday evenings from 4:30 to 7 PM, May through October, at the Historic Goshen Community Building in Goshen. The market connects local farmers, growers, and makers directly with their neighbors, with live music and a family-friendly atmosphere.

Whitton Farms

Tyronza, AR

Whitton Farms in Tyronza, Arkansas has grown locally raised cut flowers for over 21 years, harvesting daily from early March through mid-October — including a celebrated peony season starting late April. Run by fourth-generation farmer Keith Forrester and floral designer Jill Forrester, the farm offers 8-week produce and floral subscriptions and sells at markets in Jonesboro, Osceola, and Memphis, plus seasonal markets at their own Tyronza marketplace.

Williams Berry Farm

Batesville, AR

Williams Berry Farm operated as a u-pick berry farm on Harmontown Road outside Batesville, but the owner confirmed in 2021 that the operation had permanently closed. It still shows up on several farm directories from its active years — worth flagging so visitors don't drive out for a stand that's no longer open.

Wye Mountain Flowers and Berries

Roland, AR

Wye Mountain Flowers and Berries farms 18 acres in central Arkansas near the Ouachita National Forest, about 25 miles from both Little Rock and Conway, with roughly 3 acres in cut flowers and 8 in u-pick blueberries and blackberries. The farm, running since 1998, also hosts field trips and birthday parties.

Arkansas Local Food Network

Little Rock, AR

Berries by Bill

Newport, AR

Berry Haven Farms

Little Rock, AR

Beulah Land Berries

Little Rock, AR

Caney Creek Berry Farm

Conway, AR

Dennis Blueberry Farm

Mountain View, AR

Enoch Berry Farm

Fouke, AR

Fenton's Berry Farm

Harrison, AR

Foodshed Farms CSA

Little Rock, AR

Goodsons Berry Farm

Roland, AR

Hwy 9 10 Produce Market

Perry, AR

Justin's Produce

Russellville, AR

Lost Creek Farms Produce

Mountain Home Berry Farm formerly Smittys U-Pick

Mountain Home, AR

Newswanger Produce

Star City, AR

Newswangers Produce and Garden Center

Dumas, AR

Oakes Berry Farm

Hensley, AR

Piney Fork Berry Farm

Evening Shade, AR

Renee's Berry Garden

London, AR

Robin's Nest Produce

Bismarck, AR

Russell Gwin's Just Picked Vegetables

Cabot, AR

Sta-n-Step Blueberry Farm

Fayetteville, AR

Sunnyland Berry Farm

Booneville, AR

Sycamore Bend Farm Weekly Vegetable Share

Eureka Springs, AR

The Blueberry Patch

Rogers, AR

Triple A Blackberries

Jonesboro, AR

Williams Berry Farm

Batesville, AR

Wye Mountain Flowers and Berries

Roland, AR

Our directory is built from many public sources across the internet and from farmers themselves. We work hard to keep listings accurate, but not every farm has confirmed its information with us. Farms marked ✓ Verified manage their own listing and have confirmed their details. Own a farm? Verify your listing →

Frequently Asked Questions

How many produce farms are in Arkansas?

US Farm Trail lists 64 produce farms in Arkansas, with listings around Bauxite, White Hall, Malvern. The directory is updated as farms are added and verified.

How do I find a produce farm near me in Arkansas?

Use the map above to find produce farms closest to you, or browse the list — every listing includes location, description, and contact details so you can call or visit.

Do these farms sell directly to the public?

Yes — every farm on US Farm Trail sells direct to consumers. Check each farm's page for hours, seasonal availability, and how to buy before you visit.

More Ways to Buy Local in Arkansas

Produce Farms in Other States

Make a full day of it

More worth the drive while you're out this way.