Local Farmers Markets near the Whitney, Texas 76692 Area (6)

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Lake Whitney Farmers Market

Farmers Market in Whitney - 0.87 mi

Lake Whitney Farmers Market is in Whitney, Texas. This farmers market showcases local vendors, farmers, and artisans selling fresh produce, home-made items, and many more. Some of the products you'll see on display and for sale here include fresh, raw honey, and baked goods. There are also local vendors selling home-made snacks and sweet treats. Some items sold here, you don't often see elsewhere. An example is Mason Jar Farm's Goat Milk Caramel. If you want to know what else is in store here, come by and look around Lake Whitney Farmers Market.

Brown’s Bee Removal & Apiary

Farmers Market in Whitney - 4.05 mi

It is a win-win situation for Brown’s Bee Removal & Apiary. If you don't like bees and you find a hive in your yard you need to be removed, you can call them for removal services. They would like for you to do that if you encounter hives or swarms. Do not kill bees because they are important to us. Brown’s Bee Removal & Apiary will make sure the bees are transferred to a place that is best for them. If you like bees and would like to buy bees to start your own apiary, you can call them as well. And if you are looking for bee-related products, Brown’s Bee Removal & Apiary is the one to call especially if you are in Whitney, where this business is located.

(682) 433-3393

Hillsboro Farmers Market

Farmers Market in Hillsboro - 12.54 mi

The Hillsboro Farmers Market, established on the Hill County Courthouse square in spring 2014, "is way more than just a place to buy veggies". Local farmers sell locally-grown produce and other locally-produced items. There is "always plenty of other stuff to pick from". There are "local honey, homemade soaps, homemade bread, and lots of other cool items". You can also find peaches, watermelons, a wide array of fresh vegetables and fruits, pecans, grass-fed beef, local cheese, baked goods and artisan items from their farms or ranches. Also, there are often food trucks, and special activities are planned on the first Saturday of every month. For interested vendors, you may apply through the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office in Hillsboro. You may also follow the Hillsboro Farmers Market on Facebook.

(254) 582-4022

Clifton Farmers’ Market

Farmers Market in Clifton - 18.13 mi

If you are looking for Clifton Farmers Market, it is along Highway 6. Look for the Post Office, and you will find Clifton Farmers Market beside it. The people here are fun and cheery. It makes shopping for baked breads, homemade salsa and jams, body butter, and flowers a really fun experience. Drop by if you need eggs or fresh vegetables. They have spinach, lettuces, kale, and radish here. There's also canned dill and pickles, as well as baked goods made by locals.

(503) 287-7980

Bosque Farmers Market

Farmers Market in Meridian - 19.27 mi

Discover Bosque Farmers Market, a lively seasonal market in Meridian, Texas. From May to October, local growers and makers showcase their products, including jellies, jams, muffins, coffee, and handmade soaps. Join the fun community activity and support sustainable farmer's markets. Visitors praise the experience and the dedicated individuals involved.

(254) 435-2381

Countrified Farms

Farmers Market in Grandview - 24.45 mi

Countrified Farms, which is located in Grandview, Texas, makes dry-aged beef, farm-raised beef, and pork sold at Cleburne's Farmer's Market. There are a lot of products for sale to choose from. They have beef sirloin steak, ground beef, beef rib steak, jalapeno and cheese beef summer sausage, and more. If you can't make it to the farmers market, feel free to contact Countrified Farms and leave them a message. They offer delivery and they will be very happy to arrange a delivery for you. Countrified Farms promises its customers that the product they buy is made entirely from cattle that are raised locally and humanely. They also assure their customers that they do not use steroids, antibiotics, or hormones on their cattle.