Baker, Columbia and Union Counties, north Florida - Local Farm Markets.org

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What's in season in September 2023, and other timely information:

September brings with it cold weather winter crops, like kale, spinach, some lettuces, peas, kale, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, leeks and early onions, and from southern areas, like Florida and southern Texas, strawberries, oranges, sumatras, grapefruit.

Baker, Columbia and Union Counties, north Florida Farmer's Market Listings in 2023, by county

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Note about strawberries in Florida: The strawberry season lasts from December through April.
Blueberries start in early April!

Baker County

Columbia County

  • Bambi's Organic Country Farm - Farm stand / farm market on a farm, Wide variety of seasonal, locally grown fruits and vegetables, all produce is sustainably grown, Baked goods,
    3077 SW County Road 778, Fort White, FL 32038. Phone: 386-454-0514. Alternate Phone: 954-907-9759. Open: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdays from 4 pm to 6pm; Also by appointment for other times. Directions: Take US 27 North through High Springs, pass 138 and go another couple of miles till you get to US778 and turn right. Go about 1/4 mile and on your left you'll see a white cracker house with brown shutters. You have arrived. Click here for a map and directions. Payment: Cash, Check. We grow all produce sustainable, using worm castings, mushroom compost and OMRI approved products. we are stewards of the land.. We are a permaculture homestead and natural farm, committed to growing real produce, free of harmful pesticides, chemicals and gmo’s, using environmentally friendly methods of farming. We grow seasonal fruits and vegetables all-year-round in North Florida. Stop by our local farmers market in High Springs, where we offer sustainably grown fresh produce, and delicious homemade baked goods. You are also welcomed to join our CSA to receive an assortment of fresh harvested vegetables and herbs weekly, bi-weekly or monthly. (ADDED: January 01, 2014)
  • Hatch's Blueberry Patch - blueberries
    329 SW Elim Church Rd, Fort White, FL. Phone: (386) 497-2303. Open: Daily from 7 am to 7 pm. It looks like it's going to be a good crop this year, as long as we don't get a late frost. Get your picking buckets ready, it won't be long now!! (ADDED: April 16, 2015, JBS)
  • Lake DeSoto Farmers Market - Wide variety of seasonal, locally grown fruits and vegetables,
    205 N. Marion Ave. Lake City, FL 32055. Phone: 386-719-5766. Open: every Saturday from 9am to 1pm. The relocation of the Lake DeSoto Farmers Market while construction took place on Darby Pavilion in Wilson Park since last September to the parking lot at the corner of Marion Avenue and Highway 90 (Duval Street) across from the Courthouse Annex, has offered the market vendors frontage along Highway 90 and a heightened visibility to motorist traveling on Highway 90 (Duval Street). The vendors have chosen to continue to operate the market every Saturday from this strategic location. As you consider your shopping list do you think about where your food comes from? Is your food more traveled than you are? Consider shopping at the farmers market for your perishables this week. You will find vegetables, dairy products (cheese, milk and yogurt), eggs and baked goods. The foods found at the Market are LOCAL! Small farmers/gardeners are growing these vegetables in their own "backyards". In most cases, it is grown as nature intended, with no pesticides or chemical fertilizers.

Union County

  • Union County Farmers Market - Wide variety of seasonal fruits and vegetables (some locally grown),
    Downtown at SR 231 and SR 100 , Lake Butler, FL. Phone: (386) 496-4063. Open: May - Jul: Saturday, 8 am to 12 pm.

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