Farm Stands in Louisiana

4 Hills Farm

Kentwood, LA

4 Hills Farm operates out of Kentwood, a Tangipahoa Parish town on the Mississippi state line known for dairy farming and its annual Dairy Festival. It's a small farm-stand operation — call ahead or check for what's in season before making the drive.

Andersons Produce And Plant Farm

Coushatta, LA

Andersons Produce And Plant Farm sells straight off the farm in Coushatta, the Red River Parish seat in northwest Louisiana. As the name says, it's a produce-and-nursery combination — vegetables alongside bedding plants and starts for home gardens.

Angie Becnel

Belle Chasse, LA

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.

Armstrong Farms

Bastrop, LA

Armstrong Farms is a produce stand in Bastrop, seat of Morehouse Parish in Louisiana's Delta country — cotton, corn, and soybean territory. Confirm what's in stock before driving out; a farm stand's shelves change with the week.

Bardwell Farms

Ponchatoula, LA

Bardwell Farms sells out of Ponchatoula, the self-declared Strawberry Capital of the World and home to Louisiana's biggest strawberry festival every April. Strawberries are the obvious bet in season; the rest of the year, expect whatever else Tangipahoa Parish's sandy soil is producing.

Bayou Rapides Best Produce

Boyce, LA

Bayou Rapides Best Produce sits along the bayou it's named for in Boyce, a small Rapides Parish community just north of Alexandria. It's a straightforward produce stand in central Louisiana farm country.

Benson Fresh Produce

Lafayette, LA

Benson Fresh Produce runs a small vegetable stand out of a Statesman Drive storefront in Lafayette, selling seasonal produce direct to shoppers. It's listed with the regional farmers market network as a straightforward vegetable market with no frills attached.

Berry Best Produce

Amite City, LA

Berry Best Produce has sold fresh fruit and vegetables out of Amite City since 2008. The operation runs with about eight people on staff and moves roughly $240,000 in produce a year, according to business filings — modest numbers for a stand that's stayed open on repeat customers for over a decade and a half.

Be The Change Farm, Llc

Bush, LA

Be The Change Farm grows seasonal produce using natural, no-spray methods on Highway 40 in Bush. The family operation, an LLC since 2018, is building out a nursery stocked with native perennials and garden plants alongside the produce stand, and hosts occasional art and music gatherings on the property. A YouTube channel documents the daily work of farming in the Deep South.

Blueberry Bayou

Bastrop, LA

Blueberry Bayou grows blueberries on Levee Road outside Bastrop and brings on seasonal field crews each year to handle the harvest, which runs from mid-February into late November. It's a working blueberry farm first, selling direct off the property rather than through a storefront.

Blueberry Hill

Haughton, LA

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.

Bradys Fruits And Vegetables

Lake Charles, LA

Bradys Fruits And Vegetables runs a produce stand on Mcmichael Road outside Lake Charles, selling fruit and vegetables direct from the farm. Beyond the address, there's little public information on the operation — it keeps a low profile, known mostly by word of mouth locally.

Buddha Farms

Folsom, LA

Buddha Farms sells vegetables and canned goods straight from the farm on Teeney Weeney Lane in Folsom, on the north shore. The operation keeps an Instagram page for regulars checking on what's ready to pick up, though updates run infrequent — a small, low-key farm stand rather than a retail operation.

Cenla Produce Farms

Cottonport, LA

Cenla Produce Farms grows strawberries, watermelons, tomatoes, and other vegetables on Front Street in Cottonport, using hoop houses to stretch the growing season on both ends. The farm sells seasonal and off-season crops from the same stand, which is more than most small produce operations nearby can manage.

Clear Zone Nursery, Farm

Boyce, LA

Clear Zone Nursery operates a 100-acre wholesale nursery in Boyce, built on the grounds of a former golf course, growing hardy shrubs, ornamental grasses, and ground covers since 1996. Alongside the nursery stock, the farm runs a stand selling strawberries, tomatoes, and other vegetables in season — a pairing of large-scale wholesale growing and a roadside produce table.

Cm Farms

Dry Creek, LA

CM Farms runs a full agritourism operation north of Dry Creek — a corn maze and pumpkin patch each fall, strawberry picking and an Easter festival in spring, plus a year-round petting zoo and locally raised beef for sale. It's one of the larger seasonal attractions in the area, drawing school field trips and birthday parties alongside the weekend crowds.

Collins Produce

New Iberia, LA

Collins Produce sells fruit and vegetables from a stand on East Admiral Doyle Drive in New Iberia. Information on the operation beyond its location is limited — a small, direct-to-customer stand without much of a public footprint.

Cottontail Gardens

Moreauville, LA

Cottontail Gardens sells vegetables, citrus, and honey from a farm market on Couvillion Street in Moreauville — an unusual combination for a small central Louisiana stand, since citrus and honey aren't things most nearby operations carry alongside garden vegetables.

Country Boys Farm

Ponchatoula, LA

Country Boys Farm is a first-generation family operation on North Bunker Hill Road in Ponchatoula, raising chickens, goats, and mini donkeys alongside a vegetable stand. It's run by brothers building the farm from scratch rather than inheriting it — no multi-generation land, no legacy herd, just what they've put together themselves.

Cryer Family Produce

Mt Hermon, LA

Cryer Family Produce sells fresh fruits and vegetables from a stand in Mount Hermon, near the Mississippi state line in Washington Parish. The family has built a solid local following — their Facebook page has drawn well over a thousand followers from the surrounding community over the years.

Cryers Family Produce Roadside Stand

Mount Hermon, LA

Cryer Family Farms is a hidden gem on 120 acres in Louisiana, growing fresh local produce and cultivating legacy since the 1940s. With glamping, RV stays, a scenic pond, historic cemetery, and wildlife all around, it’s perfect for retreats, weddings, and unforgettable getaways. We inspire and empower the community with events on farming, cooking, and entrepreneurship—all rooted in family, nature, and tradition.

Dad D's

Shreveport, LA

Dad D's runs as a roadside produce stand in Shreveport, kept going by Alice Adams Williams and Clyde Adams. It's a family setup, not a formal storefront — the kind of stand where the person selling you tomatoes is also the person who grew them.

Deluxe Harvest

Hammond, LA

Deluxe Harvest has sold fresh produce out of Hammond since 2005, run by Chuck and Beth as a family business from the start. It sits across from Miller's Mart on Club Deluxe Road, and two decades in, the pitch is still the one they opened with — homegrown produce at a fair price.

Dig Nation Farm

New Orleans, LA

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.

E And B Nursery And Produce

Deridder, LA

E And B Nursery And Produce combines a plant nursery with a produce stand on Neale Oilfield Road in Deridder. It's a cash-and-carry setup on-site — no phone or online ordering, per its own market listing — so what you get is whatever's in stock when you drive out.

Emile Schexnaydre Farms

Destrehan, LA

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.

Faust Farms

Independence, LA

Faust Farms grows strawberries, cabbage, eggplant, cucumbers, bell peppers, and tomatoes on Liuzza Road near Independence, plus romaine lettuce and spring mix raised hydroponically. They've sold at the Crescent City Farmers Market in New Orleans, putting their strawberries in front of a city crowd well outside Tangipahoa Parish.

Fleur De Lis Tea Company Llc

Amite, LA

Fleur De Lis Tea Company is the only working tea farm in Louisiana, hand-plucking and processing small batches of black, white, and green tea on its Amite property. Beyond the tea itself — sold under names like Big Easy and Thé Vert — the farm runs guided tours, tastings, tea-making classes, and overnight stays in an on-site lodge, plus weddings and private events.

Gardens Bounty

Moreauville, LA

Gardens Bounty sells produce out of a P.O. Box address in Moreauville, meaning sales likely run through a farm stand or market booth rather than a fixed storefront. Public details on the operation are thin beyond its listing in regional farm market directories.

Golden Harvest Produce

Kenner, LA

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.

Harvest Organics, Inc

Lake Charles, LA

Harvest Organics grows organic fruits and vegetables on McVay Street in Lake Charles, run by Ted and Louise Williams since the business was chartered as a Louisiana non-profit in 2006. Nearly two decades of organic growing in a region where most stands sell conventional produce is a real distinction, not a marketing label.

Hattaway Creations

Simsboro, LA

Hattaway Creations operates out of a property on Highway 815 in Simsboro that it shares with a boutique and a property-holding company — a household operation more than a dedicated commercial farm stand. Beyond the address, little is published about what's grown or sold there.

Heirloom Produce Cooperative

New Iberia, LA

Heirloom Produce Cooperative pools crops from a group of home gardeners around New Iberia to sell heirloom-variety produce under one roof on West St. Peter Street. It isn't a single farm — it's several backyard growers combining what they've raised into one stand, which is why the mix changes week to week.

Henry Produce

Winnsboro, LA

Henry Produce sells sweet potatoes, corn, and peas from a stand on Louisiana Street in Winnsboro. It's a narrow lineup by design — three staple Louisiana field crops, sold straight off the farm rather than a broad grocery-style selection.

Homegrown Produce

Amite City, LA

Homegrown Produce sells fruit, vegetables, and pumpkins from a stand on Rolling Pine Drive in Amite City, sticking strictly to what's in season. Their own tagline says it plainly — fresh seasonal produce, Louisiana grown, nothing shipped in to fill the gaps.

Iberia Community Garden Co-Op

New Iberia, LA

Iberia Community Garden Co-Op, also known as Iberia Market Garden, grows food on a quarter acre in New Iberia using pesticide-free, bio-dynamic methods, and still sends out up to 25 bags of produce a week. The garden opens Mondays for tours, guest gardening, and a harvest-your-own stand, showing how much a small urban plot can produce when it's managed intensively.

Iz Produce

Kinder, LA

Iz Produce sells produce from a stand on Navajo Road in Kinder, in Allen Parish. There's not much published about the operation beyond its listing in local farm-market directories — a small seller known locally rather than online.

Johndales Farm

Ponchatoula, LA

Johndales Farm runs a stand on Robertson Lane in Ponchatoula, the town Louisiana has long called its strawberry capital and home to the Louisiana Strawberry Festival each April. Tangipahoa Parish's sandy soil is built for berries, and stands like this one fill up with the spring harvest.

Kingston Orchards

Frierson, LA

Kingston Orchards runs a farm stand and orchard in Frierson, a rural DeSoto Parish community between Shreveport and Mansfield. The orchard listing points to tree fruit sold straight off the property, the kind of small stand scattered along this stretch of northwest Louisiana.

Landry-Poche Strawberry Farm

Springfield, LA

Landry-Poche Strawberry Farm sits in Livingston Parish, just west of the Tangipahoa strawberry belt that made Ponchatoula famous. The name pairs two Cajun surnames and states the crop outright: strawberries, grown and sold direct from a stand outside Springfield.

Les Dames Des Fleurs

Carencro, LA

Les Dames Des Fleurs — French for "the ladies of the flowers" — keeps a stand in Carencro, just north of Lafayette in Acadiana. The name marks it as a flower operation, a departure from the produce stands that dominate this part of Cajun country.

Lilies Produce

Athens, LA

Lilies Produce keeps a stand in Athens, a small Claiborne Parish community in the piney hills of north Louisiana. It's produce first, per the name — a roadside stand stocking whatever's ripe that week rather than one signature crop.

Little River Citrus

New Orleans, LA

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.

Matthews Garden

Shreveport, LA

Matthews Garden runs a stand on Buncombe Road on Shreveport's south side, in Caddo Parish. It's garden-scale by name, the kind of operation that sells what's grown on one plot rather than produce sourced wholesale.

Mitcham Farms

Ruston, LA

Mitcham Farms keeps a stand on Woods Road in Ruston, Lincoln Parish — the part of north Louisiana known for its peach orchards and the Louisiana Peach Festival held there every June. It's one of several family stands in the area selling straight off the farm.

Mom And Pops Produce

Transylvania, LA

Mom And Pops Produce sits in Transylvania, a small East Carroll Parish community in the Mississippi Delta flatland of Louisiana's northeast corner. It's straightforward roadside produce in cotton and soybean country, named the way small family stands usually are.

Nancy Gonzales

Independence, LA

Nancy Gonzales runs a farm stand on Danna Road in Independence, in the Tangipahoa Parish strawberry belt that runs from Ponchatoula north through Hammond. Sicilian immigrants settled this area for strawberry farming in the early 1900s, and Independence still holds an Italian Heritage Festival each spring.

Nola Green Roots

New Orleans, LA

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.

Old Days Farm

Winnsboro, LA

Old Days Farm keeps a stand on Glynn Day Road outside Winnsboro, in Franklin Parish's delta farmland in northeast Louisiana. Cotton, corn, and soybeans surround it, with stands like this one selling whatever a family grows on the side.

Pauley Ranchin

Sulphur, LA

Selling eggs, and raising and selling goats for other farmers, also temp housing or re housing help.

Penny Farms

Bogalusa, LA

Penny Farms runs a stand on Simmons Road outside Bogalusa, in Washington Parish near the Mississippi state line. Timber and paper milling have long driven the local economy, but small farms still sell direct to the surrounding communities.

Plantation Pecan Co.

Waterproof, LA

Plantation Pecan Co. is based in Waterproof, a small Tensas Parish town on the Mississippi River side of the Delta. The name points to pecans, a crop grown on the same flat river-bottom soil that carries the parish's larger cotton and soybean operations.

Poole Produce

Cheneyville, LA

Poole Produce keeps a stand on Bayou Road in Cheneyville, a small Rapides Parish town in central Louisiana. It's produce by name and by trade, the kind of stand that runs on whatever's in season rather than one signature crop.

Queen's Bee Farms

Loranger, LA

Queen's Bee Farms operates out of Loranger, in the piney, sandy-soil part of Tangipahoa Parish that also grows the region's strawberries. The name makes the specialty plain — honey — sold from a stand on Highway 40.

Red River Farm

Vacherie, LA

Red River Farm operates in Vacherie, a St. James Parish community on the Great River Road best known for sugar cane fields and River Road plantation homes. The name is a mismatch worth noting — this stretch of Louisiana borders the Mississippi, not the Red River.

Rivers Farm

Amite City, LA

Rivers Farm runs a stand on Old U.S. 51 in Amite City, the Tangipahoa Parish seat sitting in the dairy-and-produce corridor north of Ponchatoula's strawberry country.

Romeros Orchard

New Iberia, LA

Romeros Orchard sits in New Iberia, Iberia Parish's seat along Bayou Teche in Cajun sugar cane country. The "orchard" in the name sets it apart from the cane and rice operations that dominate this part of south Louisiana.

Ryan Farms

Shreveport, LA

Ryan Farms runs a stand on Dixie Shreveport Road on the north side of the city, in Caddo Parish — one of a handful of family operations still selling direct off the land inside Shreveport's city limits.

Sage Hill Farms, Llc

St Francisville, LA

Sage Hill Farms operates out of St. Francisville, in the rolling hills of West Feliciana Parish — terrain closer to Mississippi's landscape than the flat delta most of the state farms on. The parish's hills and historic plantation homes draw visitors who often stop at small farms like this one along the way.

Santa Rita Honey Bee Farm

Lake Charles, LA

Santa Rita Honey Bee Farm keeps a stand on Arsene Lebleu Road outside Lake Charles, in Calcasieu Parish's rice-and-cattle prairie. Honey is the specialty per the name, drawn from hives working the same prairie land that grows southwest Louisiana's rice.

Seasonal Sensations

Forest Hill, LA

Seasonal Sensations runs a stand on U.S. 165 in Forest Hill, a stretch of Rapides Parish known statewide as a hub for Louisiana's plant nursery industry. A name built around "seasonal" fits an area where ornamental plants and bedding flowers are as much the business as food crops.

Stelly's Organic Farm

Lafayette, LA

Stelly's Organic Farm operates on Alleman Drive in Lafayette, the hub of Acadiana. The name states its method plainly — organic — in a region where most stands don't specify how the produce was grown.

Steves Fresh Produce

Houma, LA

Steves Fresh Produce keeps a stand on Bayouside Drive in Houma, the Terrebonne Parish seat better known for shrimp boats than farmland. It's a produce stand tucked into bayou country, selling what's fresh rather than what the region is famous for.

Sugar City Growers Co-Op

Jeanerette, LA

Sugar City Growers Co-Op takes its name from Jeanerette's own nickname — the town has called itself the Sugar City since its sugar-mill days on Bayou Teche. A grower co-op here suggests small cane and produce farmers pooling resources to sell direct, on Main Street in the middle of Iberia Parish's cane fields.

Sun-Dew Farms

Springfield, LA

Sun-Dew Farms sits on Blood River Road outside Springfield, a few miles from the Landry-Poche stand in the same Livingston Parish strawberry corridor. This end of the parish runs along the Blood River, a slow-moving tributary that feeds the area's sandy, berry-friendly soil.

Sycamore Acres, Llc

Sycamore Acres, LLC operates out of Cottonport, an Avoyelles Parish town in central Louisiana's cotton, corn, and cattle country near the Red River basin. The "Acres" in the name fits the row-crop scale common to this part of the state.

Tallgrass Farm

Jennings, LA

Tallgrass Farm operates out of Jennings, the Jefferson Davis Parish seat in southwest Louisiana's rice-and-crawfish prairie. The name fits the landscape — flat, grass-covered rice country before it's anything else.

T And R Farm

Kentwood, LA

T And R Farm keeps a stand on Schenk Lane in Kentwood, the Tangipahoa Parish town best known as the source of Kentwood Spring Water and the hometown of Britney Spears. Dairy and produce farms have worked this sandy ground for generations.

The Company Farm Pecans

Baskin, LA

The Company Farm grows Louisiana Delta pecans on family land and sells them direct from a stand at 563 Company Farm Road in Baskin. There's no pumpkin patch or corn maze bolted on for tourist traffic — just Delta-grown pecans, sold the way farm stands have always worked. Call ahead before driving out, since stand hours follow the harvest, not a posted schedule.

The Garden Shed

New Iberia, LA

The Garden Shed sells what's in season out of a produce stand on Morning Glory Road in New Iberia — vegetables and fruit from local ground, bedding plants, and canning supplies for anyone putting up their own preserves. It's a straightforward roadside operation, more grocery run than tourist stop, geared toward Acadiana households restocking the kitchen.

Thompsons Peach Farm

Calhoun, LA

Thompson's Peach Farm is a second-generation operation growing peaches on Highway 144 near Calhoun, with watermelons, tomatoes, and other vegetables filling out the stand once peach season winds down. The family sells straight off the farm rather than through a distributor, so what's on the table reflects whatever just came off the trees that week.

Watts Produce

Choudrant, LA

Watts Produce has been raising vegetables on Walker Road in Choudrant since 2000, a two-person family operation that runs more on word of mouth than marketing. Zipper cream peas, tomatoes, and green tomatoes anchor the stand, with other seasonal vegetables added as they come in. Call ahead at (318) 768-3222, since the selection shifts week to week.

Williams Family Feeder Cattle, LLC dba High Cotton Meat Co. & High Cotton Market & Mercantile

Loranger, LA

Mobile Meat Market providing Louisiana Certified Angus Beef.

Windfield Farm Bakery

Franklinton, LA

Windfield Farm Bakery has been baking in Franklinton since 1994, and the owners went as far as Paris to train in croissant and macaron making — training that shows up in the pastry case. Beyond croissants and macarons, the bakery turns out artisan breads, cinnamon rolls, and custom gift baskets, and shows up regularly at area farmers markets.

Windy Hills Farms

Ethel, LA

Windy Hills Farm has run as a choose-and-cut Christmas tree operation since 2002, growing Leyland cypress and Carolina Sapphire on land in East Feliciana Parish. The property has history beyond the trees — it once served as a filming location for the 1966 western "Alvarez Kelly." Outside tree season, the farm also raises beef cattle.

Yakaboski Farms

Farmerville, LA

Yakaboski Farms — known locally as Yak's Produce — grows peaches and vegetables in Union Parish, with squash, cucumbers, pinkeye purple hull peas, onions, and peppers rounding out the peach crop. The stand on Highway 33 keeps regular hours: Monday through Saturday 9 to 6, Sunday noon to 6.

3D Blueberry Farm

Franklinton, LA

Amazing Grace Farms LLC

Colfax, LA

Butterfield Farms

Pollock, LA

Daniel and Anna's Orchard

New Iberia, LA

Duncan's Produce

Bogalusa, LA

Ed Lester Farms

Coushatta, LA

E rnie and Lynda's Homegrown Produce Farm

Amite, LA

Garden Creations

Centerville, LA

Hawkes Farm

LEESVILLE, LA

Hebler Organically Grown Blueberry Farm

Ringgold, LA

Hillcrest Blueberry Farm

Gloster, LA

Hill Crest Creamery

Deridder, LA

Hunnington farms

Covington, LA

Inglewood Harvest Barn Market

Alexandria, LA

Johnson and Johnson Roadside Market

Winnsboro, LA

Liuzza Produce Farm, Inc

Amite, LA

Louisiana Herbs LLC.

Columbia, LA

Merryville Fresh Produce Market

Merryville, LA

Mitcham Farms

Ruston, LA

Nola Tilth

New Orleans, LA

Point Blue Farm L.L.C Stand

Point Blue Farm L.L.C Ville Platte, LA

Ridemore Berry Farm

Covington, LA

Robin Farms

Church Point, LA

Rosalie Pecans

Alexandria, LA

Saia Wholesale Farm

Oakdale, LA

Salad Addicts

Denham Springs, LA

Vinces Farm Fresh Produce

Bogalusa, LA

WesMar Farms Goat Dairy

Moreauville, LA