Farmers Market

This farmers market sells seasonal fresh fruit and vegetables available for purchase from local farmers. Senior vouchers, WIC vouchers, SNAP/EBT, and debit cards accepted.

We carry Kalin’s Jigs, Bobby Garlands, Sliders, fish stalkers and many more. We carry Trollin Rods, Down Riggin Rods and many more. We carry all local
produce. We have bushels, half bushels and small bags available, please call for prices. We will shell your peas or beans $5.00 per bushel. Mention
you saw this on Facebook and the taxes are on us. We accept Senior and WIC vouchers.

 

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, such as beans, beets, cabbage, cucumbers, eggplant, okra, peas, peppers, squash, tomatoes, and watermelon.
We accept WIC and Senior Vouchers. 

Abbeville Farmer’s Market is open during the months of June through October. They accept cash, check, debit/credit cards, WIC, Senior FMNP vouchers, and
SNAP EBT.

From a roadside stand to six fully stocked markets. It all started back in ’55 when our grand folks opened a tiny peach stand on a two-lane country road
in hopes of earning enough extra money to buy one of those new TV sets that were all the rage. Word of their tasty, tree-ripened peaches spread quickly,
and so did Abbott Farms’ variety. Local-grown and mornin’ picked melons and vegetables were soon added to the assortment, as well as a pantry’s worth
of chow-chow, jams, jellies, pickles, peanuts, pecans, salsas, syrups, and honey. Having worked up a thirst with all those goodies, Gram and Gramps
set about satisfying it with our now-famous Abbott Farms ciders made fresh each season with South Carolinas finest peaches and berries.

The Abrams Farm Fresh sells a variety of produce, such as cantaloupe, corn, okra, peas, squash, tomatoes, and watermelon. They only accept cash.

The Aiken County Farmers Market is open during the months of April thru December and January thru March. They accept cash, check, debit/credit cards, WIC
and Senior Vouchers and SNAP EBT. The Farmers Market sells fresh produce including corn, tomatoes, beans, fruit, baked goods, and local meats
and cheeses. Goods are displayed on the tables built by farmers and families of Aiken County over 50 years ago. The Market, now as then, is a place
where produce is sold and conversation and recipes are shared with friends, old and new.

The All-Local Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce.

The Allendale County Farmers Market is open air which accepts Senior Vouchers.

Ambrose Family Farm is the Charleston Area’s favorite You-Pick Farm for Strawberries, Blackberries, Blueberries, and Tomatoes. Generally, we open our fields for You-Pick the first week in April with Strawberries and close when the Blueberry crop is finished-late June to mid-July.

Anderson Farmers Market is located in downtown Anderson and all produce is locally grown. Opens in Mays on Saturdays only from 10 to 2 pm. In June open
Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays from 8 to 1. We accept WIC vouchers, senior vouchers, EBT and SNAP benefits. Visit their website for additional
seasons and hours.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

Atkinson Farm includes a strawberry farm, and sells fresh fruits and vegetables, sweet corn, and asparagus.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh seafood.

The Ayers & Son Market sells a variety of fruits, deli and ornaments.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash and checks.

Barefoot Farms is a farmer’s market which primarily sells tomatoes, squash, watermelon, cantaloupe, strawberries, peaches, muscadines, and etc. We accept
Senior vouchers, WIC vouchers, and SNAP/EB.

This farmers market is open-air which sells a variety of fresh produce.

We are directly across from the Cowpens Battleground. Open daily. We sale fresh produce, cheese, jams, jellies, chow chow, country ham, and eggs. We sale local produce as much as possible. Fruit baskets/bags are available during the holidays.

This seasonal market brings fresh produce into the downtown Beaufort Historic and Business District. It sets up May through October on Wednesdays from 2 to 6pm on the corner of Bladen & North Streets next to the Santa Elena History Center. Enjoy an abundance of fresh local seafood, produce, downtown restaurant fare, baked breads, treats, live entertainment, and more. – See more at: http://eatsleepplaybeaufort.com/things-to-do/farmers-markets/#sthash.x7SlYd0O.dpuf

The Beaver Creek Farm and Market sells a variety of produce.

Bee Well Honey Bee Supply is a family-owned and operated 100% raw honey producer and distributor.

Today, Beechwood Farms is known for fresh, quality produce that includes (but is not limited to) strawberries, polebeans, sweet corn, tomatoes, squash,
bell peppers, and eggplant. Locally-grown, high-quality vegetables can be purchased at Beechwood’s Certified Roadside Market from May through the end
of October. Beechwood produce can also be found at local restaurants, farmer’s markets, and large-scale grocery chains such as Ingle’s Supermarkets.We
accept Senior vouchers, WIC vouchers, and SNAP/EBT.

 

Beechwood Farms is a roadside market/grocery, as well as a U-Pick farm.  We accept Senior vouchers and WIC vouchers.

Bellamy Farms is a 6th generation family owned and operated produce farm since 1861. Committed to producing fresh, vineripe produce to it’s surrounding
community. We accept Senior vouchers, WIC vouchers, and SNAP/EBT.

 

The Belton Farmers Market is an open-air market open Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 6:00 a.m. until sold out. We accept Senior vouchers and WIC
vouchers.

  

In 1955, James and Betty Belue ventured into farming with 45 acres of peach trees and a packing shed. Ten years later, they moved their packing business
to Parris Bridge Road, sold peaches fresh from the fields, and the rest is, as they say, history. Today, Belue Farms raises fruit, vegetables, cattle
and grain, and sits adjacent to Belue Farms Natural Foods Market which specializes in local, natural and organic foods. Working in harmony with nature,
Belue Farms takes pride in sustainable farming practices. This begins with high-quality soil and water to sustain no-till farming which protects the
environment and yields healthier harvests. Because seeds are planted directly over the remnants of the previous year’s crop, without plowing, no-till
farming minimizes soil erosion and reduces energy demands. In addition, the farm recycles manure from its pasture for a natural fertilizer. This attention
to detail has earned Belue Farms a stellar reputation for producing exceptional grass-fed Angus beef, strawberries perfect right to the bottom of the
bucket, and SC’s most flavorful peaches.

One of Anderson’s best kept secrets is this 70 acre berry farm. Bringing you fresh strawberries in the spring, blueberries, blackberries, rapsberries,
and peaches in the summer, and muscadines, scuppernongs, and pumpkins in the fall months. You-pick or buy pre-picked berries while supplies last. Our
farm store is stocked full of local produce including raw milk, butter, free range eggs from our own chickens, and dozens of other local products made
right here in Anderson.

Bio-Way Farm is a certified organic farm with a focus on sustainable agriculture and permaculture design principles. Our 120 acres offer a mix of cultivated fields with row crops, hardwood forests and an edible forest garden featuring many native plants. We are located 30 miles south of Greenville, SC and serve the greater Greenville area.

Black River Berries is a u-pick strawberry farm. They also have fresh fruits and strawberries for sale.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables such as beets, brussel sprouts, carrots, cheeses, cured meats, farm fresh eggs,
greens, jams, local artisan bread and pasta, locally caught seafood, pickled items, radishes, SC grass-fed beef, tomatoes, and more. We accept SNAP
EBT.

Black’s Peaches has been a family-owned business since 1923. Established by his great-grandfather, Arthur Lindsay Black, Arthur Q. Black has kept the family
farm growing himself since 1972. We are located in York, South Carolina. We accept SNAP EBT. 

Black’s Peaches has been a family-owned business since 1923. Established by his great-grandfather, Arthur Lindsay Black, Arthur Q. Black has kept the family
farm growing himself since 1972. We are located in York, South Carolina. 

Pure blueberry flavor comes from sunshine, pine mulch, rain and our heritage varieties of rabbiteye blueberry plants. Find over 2500 blueberry bushes growing on our farm and pollinated by our bees, along with field dug plants of varieties for the Lowcountry. We harvest pure, raw honey several times a year from our bee colonies, and use our blueberries in handcrafted sweet and savory sauces. We make our skin solutions ourselves from our beeswax and honey plus organic quality plant oils and resins. Blue Pearl Farms is a small, family-owned and operated farm where we choose to avoid all chemical sprays and pesticides.

Fresh, locally grown vegetables, fruits, flowers, plants and herbs abound at the Farmers Market of Bluffton, a weekly community event where locals and
tourists gather not only to buy excellent produce but also to enjoy delicious food, listen to entertainment, and relax with friends. Located in historic
downtown Bluffton along Calhoun and Lawrence Streets and through Carson Cottages, this family friendly market showcases local growers, local food vendors,
local entertainment, local community causes and local information about the Bluffton area. Also there’s a variety of retail stores to shop. 

The Blythewood Farmers’ Market is a family-friendly community event that brings fresh, local produce, food, and crafts directly to the consumer. Because
of our location in Doko Meadows we are able to provide an atmosphere where our guests can linger and visit! Come and buy your groceries, browse the
one-of-a-kind hand-made crafts, listen to live music, and enjoy a meal or treat. There is ample parking, clean restrooms, and a first-rate playground
nearby. Bring your family, meet your neighbors, buy good food, and learn something new!

The Bob & Lisa’s Produce sells a variety of produce, such as Happy Cow Creamery milk, and flowers. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, and checks.

Boone Hall Farms Market opened in March 2006. It is located on the site of an old packing facility that packed and shipped crops for many local growers including Boone Hall as late as 1983. The market specializes in a full line of locally grown South Carolina produce, meats, fresh local seafood, and specialty products, The Boone Hall Farms Market Cafe, located inside the store, prepares and serves a diverse selection of soups, salads, sandwiches, wraps, and farm fresh meals.

Bountiful Harvest is a small grocery store which sells a variety of items throughout the year.

Boyd Farms sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, and debit cards.

Boyd’s Produce sells a variety of fresh produce, such as tomatoes, sweet corn, melons, peaches, green peanuts, roasted peanuts, fried peanuts, cider slushies, hay, and straw.

Bring your family or just come alone. Sit at our picnic area, enjoy a drink, listen to the birds sing, watch the kids play on our playground, or just sit
and think. Oh, by the way, pick a bucket of strawberries and enjoy. Our farm is a roadside market that specializes in selling fresh fruits and vegetables.
We are known for our U-Pic and We-Pic strawberries, freshly shelled and unshelled butter beans, and Lowcountry styled boiled peanuts.

Bring your family or just come alone. Sit at our picnic area, enjoy a drink, listen to the birds sing, watch the kids play on our playground, or just sit
and think. Oh, by the way, pick a bucket of strawberries and enjoy. Our farm is a roadside market that specializes in selling fresh fruits and vegetables.
We are known for our U-Pic and We-Pic strawberries, freshly shelled and unshelled butter beans, and Lowcountry styled boiled peanuts.

Bryson��_��__s is located in the beautiful Long Creek area of the Blue Ridge Mountains, three miles from the Chattooga River, fifteen miles from Oconee State Park, and six miles from Chau Ram State Park. Lakes Keowee, Jocassee,and Hartwell, along with over twenty waterfalls, and many marked hiking trails are just a few of the surrounding area attractions. There are many fun things to see and experience, so plan on a full day of adventure when you come to get your apples and peaches. The apple stand has peaches for sale the end of July and will be available until the first or second week of September. The U-Pick apples sales open on August 15 through the middle of October. We have picnic tables available for those who want to bring a picnic lunch.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

Buffalo Farms Inc. sells a variety of organic and naturally grown produce, and meat.

Burch packing and produce specializes in growing butter beans, shell beans, Peas, tomatoes, squash, and sweet corn. The beans come shelled, washed, hydro-cooled,
vacuumed sealed and packaged. Burch packing and produce also has a roadside store at our plant location. We also will be doing sales at the state farmers
market.

The Bush-N-Vine has been in the Hall family for over 150 years. Originally it was solely a peach farm. The old building on our farm in York, SC was used as a peach packing shed from the 1930’s until the 1960’s. In 1979, Bob Hall reopened the doors using the space as an open-air market. After graduating from Clemson University in 1980 Bob made farming his career. He has been selling delicious fruits and vegetables in the stand ever since. His hard work and dedication to farming are the reason Bush-N-Vine Farm is what it is today! In 2010 after graduating from Clemson University, Sam Hall started working full-time on the farm. It is our desire here at Bush-N-Vine to keep the family farm producing fresh fruits and vegetables like it has for the past several generations.

The Bush-N-Vine has been in the Hall family for over 150 years. Originally it was solely a peach farm. The old building on our farm in York, SC was used as a peach packing shed from the 1930’s until the 1960’s. In 1979, Bob Hall reopened the doors using the space as an open-air market. After graduating from Clemson University in 1980 Bob made farming his career. He has been selling delicious fruits and vegetables in the stand ever since. His hard work and dedication to farming are the reason Bush-N-Vine Farm is what it is today! In 2010 after graduating from Clemson University, Sam Hall started working full-time on the farm. It is our desire here at Bush-N-Vine to keep the family farm producing fresh fruits and vegetables like it has for the past several generations.

The Bush-N-Vine has been in the Hall family for over 150 years. Originally it was solely a peach farm. The old building on our farm in York, SC was used as a peach packing shed from the 1930’s until the 1960’s. In 1979, Bob Hall reopened the doors using the space as an open-air market. After graduating from Clemson University in 1980 Bob made farming his career. He has been selling delicious fruits and vegetables in the stand ever since. His hard work and dedication to farming are the reason Bush-N-Vine Farm is what it is today! In 2010 after graduating from Clemson University, Sam Hall started working full-time on the farm. It is our desire here at Bush-N-Vine to keep the family farm producing fresh fruits and vegetables like it has for the past several generations.

The Bush-N-Vine has been in the Hall family for over 150 years. Originally it was solely a peach farm. The old building on our farm in York, SC was used as a peach packing shed from the 1930’s until the 1960’s. In 1979, Bob Hall reopened the doors using the space as an open-air market. After graduating from Clemson University in 1980 Bob made farming his career. He has been selling delicious fruits and vegetables in the stand ever since. His hard work and dedication to farming are the reason Bush-N-Vine Farm is what it is today! In 2010 after graduating from Clemson University, Sam Hall started working full-time on the farm. It is our desire here at Bush-N-Vine to keep the family farm producing fresh fruits and vegetables like it has for the past several generations.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, which accepts debit and credit, check, and cash.

Cad’s Produce sells a variety of fruits and vegetables, such as fruits, corn, tomatoes, watermelon, collards, sweet potatoes, okra, sugarcane, cucumbers,
mustard greens, just right turnips, boiled peanuts, jams, jellies, birdhouses, and old farm prints. We accept WIC and Senior Vouchers. 

The Calhoun County Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept senior checks, Senior vouchers and SNAP EBT.

Callaham Orchards and Specialties is a farmers market which primarily sells tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, peaches, strawberries, blackberries, plums, watermelon,
cantaloupe, muscadines, and pumpkins.

The Cannon Bridge Berries sells fresh produce, such as strawberries, blueberries, blueberry plants, and onions.

Cannon Vegetable Farm primarily sells butter beans and tomatoes.

Capital Senior Center-Seeds of Hope sells a variety of fresh produce.

Carver Orchards sell a variety of fresh produce, such as apple fritters, peach fritters, jams, jellies, preserves, syrups, and ciders.

We carry a full line of FRESH fruits and vegetables as well as many other specialties, locally made honey’s, jellies and jams, pickled vegetables, fudge
and old-fashioned candy. We also have many bar-b-que sauces, salad dressings, marinades, batters, and seasonings. We have a variety of nuts including
peanuts and pecans. We also sell HOT BOILED PEANUTS made in-house each day! Grab some today with a refreshing glass bottled soda for a snack today!
For your outdoor needs, we carry tropical plants, hanging baskets, bedding plants; such as pansies and mums, houseplants, palm trees, and shrubs. To
spruce up your yard or garden, we also offer potting soil and rocks/stones to build or line your flower or water garden. Visit us in the Fall to get
your pumpkin of any size as well as Indian corn and other items to fill your cornucopia. At Christmas time we offer a variety of trees, garland, wreaths,
and poinsettias at multiple locations. We accept cash, check, Visa or Mastercard as well as EBT as forms of payment.

Today, the farm has grown into an operation that handles hundreds of acres of peaches and ships them throughout the United States and Canada. Approximately 15 different varieties are distributed under the brand of “Pat’s Pride”

We are a family owned and operated Garden Center, Landscaping, and Grounds Maintenance business based out of Newberry, SC and we service all surrounding counties. We are in our 17th year of operation. For all your gardening, landscaping, and maintenance needs, see us first! We carry a wide array of perennials, annuals, trees, shrubs, sod, rocks, pottery, bagged fertilizers, soil amendments, and everything else gardening. We also offer the services to install everything we sell and keep it up to the top quality that we have come to be known for. Also available is fresh produce and herbs, grown right here on sight, to liven up your dinner table! We strive to instill consumer confidence in everything we grow and every service we offer.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, they accept cash, SNAP EBT, senior checks, and WIC vouchers

Chattooga Belle Farms is a 138 acre working farm and event barn located in beautiful Long Creek, South Carolina. The event barn is the ideal location for weddings, family reunions, and corporate activities or any special occasion that calls for a setting like no other. During the 1950’s Long Creek was the largest apple producing area east of the Mississippi River, and famous actor and comedian Groucho Marx was an owner in the orchard that is now Chattooga Belle Farm. Long Creek remains a hidden jewel at the foot of the Blue Ridge and is also home to the picturesque Chattooga River, the first river in the southeast to be designated “Wild & Scenic” by Congress. Come see where the mountains meet the river.

This farmers market sells a variety of produce, and accepts cash, Senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

This farmers market is open-year round and sells a variety of fresh produce and accepts cash, EBT SNAP, senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

Christopher Towers-Seeds of Hope sells a variety of fresh produce.

The City Center Farmers Market is a YEAR-ROUND market featuring Carolina-grown and Carolina-made products. Customers can find breakfasts and lunches cooked
on-site using market-available ingredients; dairy products, meats, cheeses, eggs, organic and local vegetables and fruits, fresh pastas and sauces,
sweets, baked goods, honey, wood and paper crafts, body products, and other treasures.

The City of Fountain Inn Farmers’ Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, and checks.

City Roots is a family-owned, 3-acre organic farm, farm store, and agritourism destination located on an urban site in the Rosewood neighborhood of Columbia, SC. We grow a wide variety of organic produce, fresh herbs, flowers and mushrooms using a holistic farming approach. We serve the Columbia community and points across the state with our products, including top restaurants, chefs and grocers, and proudly offer a Community Supported Agriculture program. Our top priority is to produce the highest quality products while educating our community on the benefits of local food and stewarding the land we farm. From humble beginnings in 2009, we now operate with a staff of over 15 people to ensure our patrons in Columbia and the surrounding areas clean, healthy and sustainable produce year-round.

The Rawl Family began growing produce on Calks Ferry Road in Lexington County, SC in 1948. They grew a variety of produce but focused mainly on leafy greens and green onions. Most of the produce grown by the Rawl Family during that time was sold at the SC State Farmers Market. Clayton Rawl grew up working with his family on the farm. His sons, Spanky and Chris, grew up working on the same land Clayton had. In 1982, Clayton Rawl Farms was formed. Clayton, Spanky, and Chris continued working together and began acquiring more land and expanding their product line. As the business grew, Clayton Rawl Farms continued to have a strong presence at the SC State Farmers Market but also added customers to include grocery stores and other distributors along the eastern coast of the United States. Today, Clayton Rawl Farms is one of the largest leafy green growers in the Southeast. The business employs 175 people, operates its own trucking line, and farms over 2200 acres of produce.

The mission of the Clemson Farmers’ Market is to provide healthy food options for the community while promoting local agriculture. The Clemson Farmers’
Market will feature fresh local produce and farm products, as well as handmade local arts and crafts.

As a public outreach effort, the Clemson University Student Organic Farm farm began marketing produce to the public in 2002. The now 100+ member CSA program provides weekly shares of freshly harvested organic produce to Clemson faculty, staff, students, and the general public for 28 weeks of the year. Surplus produce is sold to nearby restaurants and markets specializing in local foods..

Offering fresh vegetables and fruits, local honey, local crafts, plants, baked goods, prepared food, music, and much more, the Colleton Farmers Market
is open from May through October on Tuesdays from 2 pm until 6 pm and on Saturdays from 9 am until 1 pm. In November and December, the Market is only
open on Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm.

The Community Market at Brookland Baptist Church is an open-air market and sells a variety of fresh produce. June to November Sun: 10:00 AM-3:00 PM  

 

Conway Farmers Market is open all year round and sells a variety of local fresh produce, baked good, flowers, seafood, artisan craft, jellies, and jams.
They accept cash, debit and credit cards, senior checks, WIC vouchers, and SNAP/EBT.

When Claude Cook died in 1960, his peach trees were three years old and just about ready to begin bearing fruit. Raymond, the oldest son, continued to
farm the trees and work at his full-time job. For several years Raymond’s wife, Barbara, and Larry, the youngest son, sold the peaches under a small
oak tree beside the driveway. As the business grew it was moved to its present location in the front of the cement block building where Claude had
operated a country store. In 1995 the building was remodeled adding more shed space, and the front of the original building was removed to move the
business off the busy highway. In 2000, the business expanded to include strawberries. After more than 40 years, peaches are still grown by the Cook
family, hand-graded, and sold by the basket. We also sell strawberries and vegetables. Please call for current hours of operation. Hours are seasonal.

For years, we’ve hand raised cattle for our own use. Now we’d like to raise cattle for your family. We have fresh and frozen all natural local beef available in our on-farm store during August to January.

Our quantities are very limited. We process only a few cattle a year. It takes about 2 years for a steer to mature. As you’ll see when you come to visit, our cows graze at will on grass and hay. We grind our own feed from locally grown corn, soybean meal and molasses to help “finish” them during the last few months. They never receive antibiotics, artificial growth hormones or anything that cattle didn’t get 100 years ago when Cordrays first started raising all natural beef. We’d love to have you join our family to eat the healthiest, most delicious beef you’ve ever had! We take reservations for the next beef harvest. Visit their website for additional hours of operation.

Cottle Strawberry Farm is a small local family farm located in Hopkins, SC. Located just 4 miles from I-77 and the VA, we are a short drive to downtown
Columbia. We also have a farm in Florence and several roadside stands throughout the city of Columbia. We have U-pick and we-pick strawberries. Our
little farm is open to the public every spring. We are conveniently located to Columbia SC and have been farming this community for over 50 years.
You do not need an appointment to pick strawberries as a family. Schools and other groups should schedule visits here. We are open seven days a week
during the strawberry season. It is however, always wise to call ahead.

In our beginnings, we were simply a farm market, offering local fresh produce, some of which came from our own farm. We began adding indoor and outdoor
plants and hanging baskets mostly to brighten the atmosphere of the storefront. With each passing year, our plants became our main focus. In 1995 we
discontinued the sale of produce and focused exclusively on outdoor bedding plants, vegetable plants, herbs, perennials, and hanging baskets. As Country
Boys expanded, we added more sales area to accommodate garden and home accessories and gifts, and a year-round Christmas Shop. In 2004 we added a second
Country Boys location at 1949 Woodruff Road, Greenville, SC. Country Boys Garden Center continues to be operated by the Walcher family. As our family
has grown, so has our business.

In our beginnings, we were simply a farm market, offering local fresh produce, some of which came from our own farm. We began adding indoor and outdoor
plants and hanging baskets mostly to brighten the atmosphere of the storefront. With each passing year, our plants became our main focus. In 1995 we
discontinued the sale of produce and focused exclusively on outdoor bedding plants, vegetable plants, herbs, perennials, and hanging baskets. As Country
Boys expanded, we added more sales area to accommodate garden and home accessories and gifts, and a year round Christmas Shop. In 2004 we added a second
Country Boys location at 1949 Woodruff Road, Greenville, SC. Country Boys Garden Center continues to be operated by the Walcher family. As our family
has grown, so has our business.

Creech’s sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, cash and SNAP_EBT.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, which accepts debit and credit cards, cash, checks, WIC, SNAP/EBT, and Senior FMNP vouchers.

Regional farmers and vendors will be out each week with a variety of their seasonal goods and local artisans will have their work on display and for sale.
Enjoy shopping as you are entertained by the weeks featured performer. The Daniel Island Farmers Market is sponsored by the Daniel Island Community
Fund to encourage a sense of community, sharing and fun, while supporting Lowcountry farmers, growers and artists in their mission to shop and eat
local.

We are a working family farm growing what we sell for the last sixty plus years. Availability of vegetable harvesting dates; strawberries (April-May),
squash and zucchini (May-June), okra, cucumbers and pickled cucumbers (May-July), green beans (May-June), sweet corn, eggplant, cantaloupe, peppers,
tomatoes and watermelons (June-July), pumpkins and fall and winter vegetables (Oct-Nov). Please understand some vegetable supplies may be limited at
times and harvesting dates may vary due to weather conditions. For a farm fresh experience stop by and pick with us. Payments: Cash or Checks

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, checks, SNAP/EBT, and WIC vouchers.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, jams, jellies, pickles and local honey. We accepts cash and check.

The Downtown Conway Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce and vegetables, baked goods, flowers, seafood, artisan crafts, jellies and jams. 

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce from May through October on Bladen Street. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, checks, SNAP/EBT,
WIC vouchers.

The Downtown Sumter Farmers Market is an open-air market and sells a variety of fresh produce from May through September. They accept cash, debit
and credit, checks, WIC vouchers, SFMNP-Senior Checks and EBT/SNAP.

The Downtown York Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, checks, and SNAP/EBT.

Dreher Island Produce sells a variety of produce, such as beans, cabbage, corn, cucumbers, eggplant, peaches, squash, tomatoes, watermelon, and zuccini.
They accept cash and check.

Due West Farmer’s Market is open-air.  Make sure you check the date and the times before you head out the door. We do accept cash and credit cards.
We are local farmers from the Abbeville, Anderson, and Greenwood area that sell our extra produce on Friday evenings from 5 – 8 and Saturday mornings
8 – 12. Several of us are strictly organic with no pesticides. Some of the families will go to the mountains to pick berries or peaches in season and
to buy Sourwood honey to resell locally but most of the produce is locally grown right here in this area. There are several families that sell homemade
baked good also. Fresh eggs and bread also available every weekend.

 

 

Due West Strawberries is a self-pick farmers market, which is only open during the months of April through May. We do have a limited supply of pre-picked
strawberries,  homemade jam and baked goods.

The Early Bird Farms sell a variety of produce, baked goods and meats. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, checks, WIC, Senior Vouchers, and SNAP/EBT.

Open April – October. Forms of payment accepted: cash, check, credit, debit, Senior Vouchers and SNAP. 

This is an open-air farmers market selling a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, SFMNP senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

The freshest of local produce, plants, meat, livestock, arts and crafts. The market is open each Saturday through September from 9am-1pm or during various
special events and special times. 

The Elgin Quick sells a variety of produce. 

Evans Produce & Jolley Farm Outlet is open March through December and sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, jams, jellies, meats, cheeses,
preserves, chow chow and cider pickles. Homemade syrup, honey and dressings also available.

This roadside farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, such as watermelons, cantaloupes, cucumbers, squash, okra, tomatoes, peas, beans, sweet
potatoes, red potatoes, apples, and pumpkins. We accept Senior vouchers and WIC.

Fair Play Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh and organic produce from June through September. We do accept credit, WIC and Senior Vouchers. 

This is an open-air/covered facility, which sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables and artisan market. Only accepts cash payments. Open every Saturday
starting end of June. 

The Farm Fresh Market a roadside farmers market which is open year-round. This market sells strawberries, cucumbers, squash, corn asparagus, pineaplles,
tomatoes, South Carolina Specialty Foods, and more. They accept cash, check, and debit/credit cards.

Farmer Ed’s Produce has the freshest produce that can be found locally and from anywhere in South Carolina. We carry everything from lemons to sweet
potatoes and plants. If we don’t have it, we will get it!! They accept cash, debit and credit cards, checks, WIC vouchers, and SNAP/EBT.

At our Historical Taylors Shed Farm Store, you’ll find peaches, as well as other vegetables and fruits. We also sell a large selection of flowers and plants,
preserves, honey, apple juice and more. There is no pick-your-own opportunity at this location. Our normal hours are 8 a.m. – 7 p.m. seven days a week
until September.

 

At our Dillard location Farm Store, you’ll find a broad assortment of peaches, as well as other vegetables and fruits. We also sell a large selection of
flowers and plants, preserves, honey, apple juice and more. There is no pick-your-own opportunity at this location. Our normal hours are 8 a.m. – 7
p.m. seven days a week until September.

 

Our Farm Stores have a wide variety of fresh, local fruits and vegetables — including lots of peaches, of course! Please CALL US to verify if
we are open and to check hours! If you visit Fishers Orchard Pick-Your-Own Farm to pick your own peaches, please remember this is a working farm.
You’ll want to make sure your family is prepared for the visit. Please wear proper shoes and clothing for picking peaches. Your safety and comfort
is important to us. Closed-toed shoes with socks are a must when you visit our farm.

Five Rivers Market is a vendor-based marketplace that features a variety of items and services. Our most recent addition is the Farmers & Gourmet
Food Market which is a 5-day per week indoor market that features regional produce, meats, breads, fresh flowers, cafe and coffee shop, and a host
of specialty foods (spices, condiments, sauces, canned (jars) fruits and veggies, grains, jams and jellies, etc) that are produced in South Carolina.

The Premier Farmers Market for Oconee County. This year we have over 40 vendors and are still growing! Vendors are vetted to ensure all product is local!
We have produce, vegetable starts, flowers, plants, beef, pork, eggs, crafts, handmade soaps, herbs, handmade clothing, metalwork, crochet, art, and
much much more! Come check us out each Saturday from 8 am until Noon from May 3rd through November 1st, on Hwy 123 in between Westminster and Seneca,
SC!  They accept SNAP/EBT, senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

Every Wednesday afternoon in the Spring, Summer & Fall, Farmers in the Forest Community Market blooms with fresh, local produce, flower stands, food
carts, artisans, and shoppers of all ages and backgrounds.  But the Forest Acres Farmers Market is more than just an opportunity to buy food and
flowers. It’s an integral neighborhood event, where neighbors and visitors come together to talk, shop, and revitalize their community. They can meet
the farmers who grow their food and help support local agriculture, all while eating produce more flavorful and sustainable than anything found in
a supermarket.

They accept cash, senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

But the Forest Acres Farmers Market is more than just an opportunity to buy food and flowers. It’s an integral neighborhood event, where neighbors and
visitors come together to talk, shop, and revitalize their community. They can meet the farmers who grow their food and help support local agriculture,
all while eating produce more flavorful and sustainable than anything found in a supermarket. Every Wednesday afternoon in the Spring, Summer &
Fall, Farmers in the Forest Community Market blooms with fresh, local produce, flower stands, food carts, artisans, and shoppers of all ages and backgrounds.

  

Fountain Inn Farmers Market is an open-air facility opened June to September. We sell Baked goods, Cheese, Arts & crafts, Flowers, Eggs, Seafood, Herbs,
Vegetables, Honey, Jams, Meats, Nuts, Plants, Poultry, and Fruits. We accept EBT/SNAP, Senior Checks, and WIC vouchers, etc.

Four Oaks Farms sells country meats, gourmet nuts, grits and baking mixes, jams and jellies, gift boxes, pickles and relishes, honeys and syrups, sweets
and snacks, fruit ciders, dried beans, dressings and sauces. Four Oaks Farm, Inc. now operates the Country Store and the Packing & Shipping
Warehouse that supports the Country Store and Mail Order Division of the corporation. Fred Mathias, Jr., David Mathias, Tillman Mathias, III and Michael
Mathias along with a group of trusted employees, continue to operate the business and continue to place high priorities on quality and customer service.
In 2003, the company decides to create an all-new, innovative website in an effort to better serve its growing base of local and national customers.
The website is just one of the ways that Four Oaks continues its 80 plus year tradition of placing the customer first in its businesses.

This roadside market sells a variety of items, such as, tomatores, corn, okra, squash, potatoes, beans, melons, strawberries, blueberries, plums, grapes,
apples, peaches, seafood, and more.

Frank’s Plants & Produce sells a variety of fresh produce.

Pick from the freshest organic produce, local food products, and Lowcountry crafts all summer long at the weekly Farmer’s Market held on Mondays from
4:00 to 8:00 pm from June through August.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, such as peaches, tomatoes, cantaloupes, watermelon, cucumbers, squash, okra, bell peppers, james and jellies.

The G & G Retail sells a variety of fresh produce, such as strawberries, peaches, watermelon, cantaloupe, squash, okra, beans, peas, local ground beef, sausage, rabbit, raw milk, Happy Cow Products, cracked pecans, and more. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, and cash.

The Gaffney Station Farmers Market is a great place to shop for locally grown produce and plants. Located at 210 West Frederick Street (the Visitors Center
parking lot) the Gaffney Station Farmers Market will be open from May 5 to October 31, 2018.

Gantt’s Stone Mill, LLC sells a variety of fresh produce such as string beans, potatoes, butter beans, okra, squash, greens, peas, sweet corn, cucumbers, tomatoes, several different varieties of grits, granola bars, corn meals, cane syrup, honey, jams, jellies, biscuit mix, pancake mix, steel cut oats, soap and more.

The Geddings Produce sells a variety of fresh produce, such as squash, corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, cantaloupe, bell peppers, grapes, potatoes, and more.

Raymond L. Tumbleston, was known as the ��_��__Geechie Boy��_��__ here on the sea islands where he continued the legacy of farming the rich soil of Edisto by growing, packing and shipping tomatoes, cucumbers, watermelons, cantaloupes, grains and winter greens for over 40 years. He was dedicated to his Lord, family, community and farming. We kept the ��_��__Geechie Boy��_��__ name for our business in honor of the ��_��__original��_��__ Raymond L. Tumbleston for all of the work that he did not only for the community and conservation, but for all of the farming community state wide.

Open every day, year-round, from 8am to 8pm, run by Pink Brown and her father George. The growing season here in coastal South Carolina never ends and
the Edisto Island soil is famously fertile, so the bins in this wooden, dirt-floored building always have something of interest. In the winter, you’ll
find beautiful potatoes, yams, squash, red and green peppers, and cabbage, as well as flavorful tomatoes. Starting early in the spring, Pink Brown
gets in cantaloupes that are ultrasweet; and by mid-May the sweet corn starts coming. This is a charming island place, located down a long unpaved,
tree-shaded road off Highway 174. All around the hut where vegetables are sold free-ranging chickens scratch and cluck and crow.

Georgetown Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce and accepts cash, debit and credit cards, EBT/SNAP, senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

Just imagine the fresh, juicy red strawberries or field-ripened tomatoes picked that morning and being served on your dinner table tonight! Along with
the incredible selection of farm-fresh, never-refrigerated, warm-from-the-fields Ontario produce, remember all the delicious extras the Farmers’
Market has to offer.

Some of the items you can expect to find are local seasonal fruit and vegetables, local honey, syrup and jams, deli meat items, hand-made botanical
soaps and lotions, artisans, flowers and plants. Every week we also feature talented crafters and local community groups that appeal to a wide
variety of interests.

Please note, friendly family pets are welcome, but must be leashed and kept back from the food and vendors in order to address any health and safety
issues. We also ask that you remember, you love your dog, but everyone may not feel the same way about pets. Some people are afraid of them or
nervous with them around their children so please be considerate of this. Thank you for your understanding!

Hartsville Good Living Marketplace provides a fun and family-friendly activity on Cargill Way downtown on Saturdays. The event features local vendors,
artisans, nonprofit organizations and special events. Good Living Marketplace accepts Credit cards, WIC, WIC cash, SFMNP and SNAP. You will find baked
goods, cheese, crafts, flowers, eggs, herbs, vegetables, honey, jams, maple, meats, nursery, nuts, plants, poultry, soap and much more.

Cargill Way, between 4th and 5th Streets, Hartsville, SC 29550

January – March Saturday 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, April – November Saturday 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, December Saturday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

The Goose Creek Farmers Market will have something for everyone.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables and accepts debit and credit cards, cash, WIC, SNAP_EBT and checks.

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Graham’s Produce sells a variety of fresh produce.

Gramling Farms is a five generation farm located in northern Spartanburg County. For over 100 years the Gramlings have farmed in this area. It all started
when cotton was king and spread into peaches, apples and later the strawberries and garden crops. Today, Gramling Farms offers the areas best strawberries,
peaches and other home-grown produce along with a variety of other garden necessities at their Farm Market in Gramling, SC.

We have been known for our peaches for generations. We still grow and sell peaches at our roadside markets durring the “peach season” of July.

This farmers market has local grown produce, local honey, Jams, Gluten free items, Bakery, specialty foods.Located on Hwy. 327, 3 miles from I 95, Exit 170, next to CC of SC.

Green Acres Produce Store is located at the Greyrock Farms in Moore, SC> If you live in the upstate and are looking for a place to find fresh produce
that is locally grown, look no further. In our store, we sell fresh produce, jams, non-homogenized milk and much more! Depending on what time of year
it is, we sell strawberries, blackberries, corn, and other local fruits and vegetables.

 

The Strawberries and Cream tour includes a wagon ride that shows you around the strawberry fields and the dairy farm. You will be able to pick your own
farm-fresh strawberries (for small groups only). While on the wagon ride you will learn many facts about strawberries including the processes of planting,
growing and harvesting the berries. In addition, the tour includes information about how a dairy farm operates on a daily basis. You will be able to
see a cow being milked, and all the equipment that goes along with the milking process. Also, come see Annie, our two-headed calf! Tour Dates: Our
Spring tours are offered beginning in April and ending in the first of June.

The Green Spot Produce sells a variety of produce such as, squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, eggplant, sweet corn, peas, apples, peaches, peanuts, and eggs.

The Greenville State Farmers Market includes retail sheds and farmer stalls that offer a wide variety of locally grown products and specialty goods. Both
quality and variety are standards for the volume of products offered for sale at the Greenville State Farmers Market. Market operations continue daily,
all year long, ceasing for only two holidays, Thanksgiving and Christmas. At any other time, wholesale activities begin during early morning hours
and last through mid-afternoon, seven days a week. Make sure you visit the Spring Festival in May and Autumn Fest in September.

The Greenwood County Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh locally grown produce. Some of the produce you can find seasonally: beets, broccoli, lettuces,
carrots, white potatoes, sweet potatoes, cabbage, corn, cucumbers, green beans, okra, onions, peppers, collards, turnips & greens, kale, eggplant,
squash, tomatoes, peas, butterbeans, apples, peaches, plums, blackberries, blueberries, cantaloupes & watermelons. Other items: birdhouse gourds,
homemade soaps, plants, baked goods, honey, jams & jellies.

From June through October the Greenwood Farmer’s Market is opened from 7 AM – 12 Noon on Saturdays and Wednesday’s rain or shine in our covered facility
for your shopping convenience.

They accept WIC, Senior and SNAP_EBT.

The Greenwood Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce, and they accept WIC vouchers, and SNAP/EBT.

The Grow Newberry Farmers Market provides an active, healthy gathering place for local vendors, producers, and patrons to buy, sell, and learn. We can
come together and celebrate good, hard, honest work – the work done by the hands of our neighbors. Come out and help us grow.

Saturdays: May 30th through August 15 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. @ Memorial Square (by the Opera House), downtown Newberry.

Gruber CSA Farms is a Certified South Carolina Farm run by Stanley Gruber, a life-long SC produce farmer. The farm has been in full operation since 1948
when Stanley’s Father, Wilson Birnell Gruber (pictured next to young Stanley in the cornfields in this photo), returned from World War II and purchased
farmland to begin his dream of farming for a living. Our farm is located south of St. George, South Carolina, and is 100% family owned and operated,
providing quality produce to SC for 60 years. We sell produce and believe that Local is best for all concerned.

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The Hampton Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, WIC vouchers, Senior Checks and SNAP/EBT. Seasonal May 15th – December 31st.

The place is Happy Cow Creamery, which sells fresh milk, cheese and other products from a little shop set up on Tom Trantham’s100-acre farm just below
Ware Place. Folks from all over the Upstate and far beyond travel down U.S. 25 S. to chat with Trantham and his staff, learn about his unique farming
style, and taste his pure, chemical-free products. He says word-of-mouth has led to a solid year of growth.

Hardy Berry Farm is a road side market that accepts, cash, debit/credit cards, etc.

Your Hartsville Farmers Market is April through December. The event is Downtown on E Carolina Ave the second Saturday of every month from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. 
Hartville’s Farmers Market features local produce, craftsmen, non-profit organizations, and fun food!

This first market will feature live music from East of West, food, a great new variety of farmers and artisans, and all of your farmers market favorites.
The event will also host nonprofit organizations including the Lions Club and Miss All American City.

We accept SNAP, Senior Vouchers, and WIC Vouchers and is Handicap Accessible.

See more information at:

Hartsville Farmers Market

http://agriculture.sc.gov/farmers-markets/main-street-hartsville-farmers-market/

The Healthy Carolina Farmers Market is a collaborative partnership between Healthy Campus Initiatives, Student Government, the Office of the First Lady, Russell House University Union, Parking Services and the South Carolina Department of Agriculture to promote the vision of a Healthy Carolina. It aims to emphasize the direct connection between local food choices people make and the quality and health of our environment and daily lives. The market promotes overall wellness through campus resources, cooking demonstrations, health screenings and community engagement, while still providing access to healthy, fresh and locally-grown goods.

Hinnant Farm & Orchard is open March-August and December. They sell a variety of fresh produce you-pick or buy prepicked: such as strawberries,
peaches, blackberries, blueberries, sweet corn, and other vegetables. They accept cash, WIC, SNAP_EBT and senior checks.

 

Hobo Hollar Farms sells a variety of produce, such as boiled peanuts, ciders, jams, jellies, chow chow, hoop cheese, and more. They accept cash, debit
and credit cards, checks, WIC, Senior Vouchers and SNAP/EBT. They’re located on the corner of Hwy 29 and Cherry Hill Rd near Broome High School.

Holmes Farms Produce sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, such as beans, blueberries, cucumbers, melons, okra, peaches, peanuts, peas, squash,
and strawberries.

We also carry a beautiful selection of flowers and plants for fixing up your porch!!!!

We accept WIC, Senior Vouchers, and SNAP_EBT

Hub City Farmer’s Market on Howard Street sells a variety of fresh produce, meats, dairy, bread and artisan goods. They are more than just a market. They
supply healthy and local food in Spartanburg County March – December. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, checks, WIC vouchers, and SNAP/EBT.

Hub City Farmers Market: Morgan Square sells a variety of fresh produce, baked goods, cheese, eggs, honey, plants, fruits and artisan goods. They accept
cash, senior checks, WIC vouchers, and EBT/SNAP.

Hub City Farmer’s Market on Wall Street sells a variety of fresh produce, breads, baked goods, and cheeses. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, checks,
and SNAP/EBT.

Our 300 acre family farm is located 336 Bridgetown Pass, Mt. Pleasant, SC. As stewards of the land for two decades, we have managed the forest for wildlife
and cultivated the fields for a variety of crops. Our all-natural farming practices allow you and your family to experience a great mix of fresh South
Carolina produce as if it was grown in your own vegetable garden. They sell beans, beets, broccoli, butter beans, cabbage, cantaloupes, corn, cucumbers,
green onions, green peanuts, leeks, mixed leafy greens, okra, peas, potatoes, radishes, squash, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, watermelons and zucchini
squash. 

Hughey Farms sells a variety of fresh produce year-round depending on the season. During the spring strawberries are sold. In the summer peaches, cucumbers,
and squash is sold. In the fall pumpkins, and winter squash is sold. During the winter North Carolina Christmas trees are sold. We accept WIC, Senior
Vouchers and SNAP.

Humble Acres Farm is a Family Farm in Gilbert, South Carolina. Humble Farm CSA & Garden Starter programs are OPEN. From OUR Gardens to YOUR Table,
or the greenhouse to YOUR Garden. Our members (that’s you) receive their farm shares weekly, delivered or picked up at select nearby locations or on
the farm (That’s Us) as desired and arranged. Your share includes a monthly newsletter with seasonal garden guidance, recipes, and farm educational
opportunities. We sow the seeds, you reap the Benefits of Humble Farm’s Finest April to September! 

Humble Farm the small farm with big heart is a sustainably managed homesteading family farm. Offering seasonal fresh cut CSA and garden starter plant
programs, as well as, an array of horticultural, agricultural, carpentry and woodworking services. We are committed as natural producers to growing
seasonal Heirloom Vegetables, Fruits, Herbs & Flowers, both fresh cut and potted using ecologically sensitive, permaculture and sustainable
practices and development with organic and holistic techniques. Our happy flocks of Pekin Ducks, Heritage Chickens & Guineas complete, entertain
and roam our family farm and provide pastured eggs & meat.

Hurricane Creek Farms sells a variety of produce, such as arugula, cucumbers, herbs, kale, lettuce, tomatoes, angus beef, cheeses, honey, milk, sauces,
sorghum syrup, and stone-ground cornmeal and grits. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, and checks. You can find our products at on onsite farm
store, Saturday Market downtown Greenville May – October, Travelers Rest Farmers Market, May – October, Happy Cow Creamery in Pelzer, Grits and Groceries
in Belton, Louderbranch Famrs in Walhalla and Swapm Rabbit Cafe and Grocery in Greenville. 

Indigo Farms is a family owned and operated fruits and vegetable farm on the NC/SC state line. In addition to our produce store, we have a garden center and bakery. Behind our store is a barnyard open for the public to see and experience a variety of animals. Pick your own Strawberries, Blueberries, Blackberries We can also be found at Myrtle’s Market in Myrtle Beach, SC from mid-April to October.

Inman Fresh Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, and EBT/SNAP.

Our desire is to build a stronger community by bringing like minded folks together over a common goal. Giving back. Every market will bring the community of Irmo together over the freshest and finest products that our local farmers, artisans, musicians, students, artists and other craftsman have to offer. Thank you for supporting us as we seek to build a stronger community through a cooperative effort with Irmo High School. The 2017 season will see many changes, the largest of which is that forty percent of all vendor fees will go towards the Irmo High School General Student Fund to help underprivileged students and their families succeed as well as give back to the community.

Iva Farmers Market is an open-air facility which accepts EBT/SNAP, and Senior Checks and WIC Vouchers.

This roadside farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, such as, butter beans, peas, okra, corn, squash, tomatoes, watermelon, and cantaloupe

Jackie’s Market is a family-owned and operated produce market specializing in fresh, local, tree-ripened peaches. We also have other fresh fruits and vegetables available including shelled butter beans and peas, squash, okra, green beans, corn, tomatoes, watermelons, cantaloupes, etc. We have our very own fresh new crop boiled p-nuts boiled fresh on site. We have an array of jams, jellies, ciders and relishes. We have beautiful hanging baskets and perennials for those flower lovers

We are located on SC Highway #9 between Chesterfield and Pageland, S.C. just west of the town of Mt. Croghan. You can find everything from furniture and freezers, antiques and collectables to pets, bicycles, chickens and rabbits. Along with a regular supply of tools, bedding, fishing gear, clothes and shoes you will also find plants, produce and tires. And why you’re here, have a good ole-fashioned hot dog, sno-cone, or some boiled peanuts to enjoy while you look around and shop.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, which accepts cash, check, debit and credit cards, and WIC vouchers.

Jalapa Produce Stand sells a variety of produce.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, senior checks, and WIC vouchers

From April through May u-pick/we-pick fresh strawberries. Call ahead for daily picking and availability of strawberries. Peaches and mixed vegetables available June through mid-August.

The James R. Sease Farms 2 sells a variety of produce such as peaches and mixed vegetables.

The Jasper County Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash and check.

Located at Highway 151 Jefferson, SC 29718 in Jefferson, South Carolina. Drop by to see for yourself. Call to learn more about its assortment of fruits, vegetables, local specialties, organic food and crafts. Hours are – Daily during watermelon season.

John De La Howe School Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce, such as corn, squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, and green beans.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, they accept cash, SNAP/EBT, and healthy bucks.

Johnson Bros. Inc sells a variety of produce, such as peaches, apples, nectarines, cider, jellies, and ice cream.

Johnson Farms and Produce sells a variety of fresh produce.

Johnson’s Produce sells a variety of fresh produce, such as squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, corn, watermelon, and cantaloupe.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, and accepts only accepts cash payments.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables such as, peaches, watermelons, cantaloupes, tomatoes, jellies, and jams. The accept cash,

My family has been farming all of their lives, but my parents, Robert Sr. and Nancy Fields instilled the principles of farming in all of their children while they were growing up. I am a certified welder by trade, but farming is the love of my life. I became a full time farmer in 1975, but approximately fifteen years ago I began a sole-proprietorship, Joseph Fields Farms. Currently, I am farming fifty acres, which consist of beans, tomatoes, pickles, cucumbers, squash, corn, peas, peppers, melons, scallions onions, beets, lettuce, carrots, blueberries, strawberries, potatoes, okra, collards, cabbage, spinach, and may other tasty veggies, The planting all of which, is staggered. Over five years ago I started towards the goal of planting chemical-free produce. I saw the need to help, and heard the call of the public. Today I am ��_��__CERTIFIED ORGANIC.��_��__ Thank you for your patronage and please call if I can be of assistance to you. ��_��__ Joseph Fields, owner

The Kershaw County Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, checks, WIC vouchers, and SNAP/EBT.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, they accept cash, debit and credit cards, check, WIC vouchers, and SNAP/EBT.

The Kingstree Eat Smart Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce.

L & L Farms sells a variety of fresh produce.

The L & W Roadside Stand sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, WIC vouchers, and senior checks.

Today, Helen Legare-Floyd, Linda Legare-Berry, and Thomas S. Legare, his direct descendants, continue the Legare Farm traditions with a focus on sustainability and community services. From welcoming the public to purchase products or attend a family event at the farm, the Legares have brought their farm into the new age while maintaining the old traditions of hard work and love of the land.

The Lake Carolina Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, and debit and credit cards.

The market will have something for everyone. If we haven’t already captured the VERY BEST in our Farming Community and we HAVE, also we have available incredible vendors and experts in the fields of nutrition and health awareness providing talks and demonstrations as well as master gardening and organic farming. Cooking demonstrations will be on tap at various markets. Foodscapes chef and owner will debut her “WHAT’S FOR DINNER”, genius idea as Kathy will engage week to week with our Farmers Market Farmers, gathering their freshness and whipping up mouth-watering dishes for you to take home.

Lamb��_��__s will consist of produce and plants year round. This business will specialize in seasonal merchandise such as flowers in Spring; local fruits and vegetables (watermelons, tomatoes, butter beans, peas,etc.) in Summer; mums and pumpkins in Autumn; and Christmas trees, wreaths, fruit and poinsettias in Winter. Along with these seasonal items, other produce, plants, palms, evergreens, pine straw and mulch will be sold all year.

We are a family owned and operated business specializing in fruits, vegetables, spring flowers, pumpkins, Christmas trees, live wreathes and so much more.

Lancaster County Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, checks, WIC vouchers, and SNAP/EBT.

Landrum Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce and accepts cash, senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

Landsdowne Dairy, LLC sells a variety of fresh produce.

The Laurens Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce.

LB’s Produce sells a variety of produce. They accept cash and checks.

Since 1997 Lee��_��__s Farmers Market has become a favorite among locals and a must-do event for tourists. You��_��__ll find us conveniently located at 4883 17 Bypass North in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, just minutes from Myrtle Beach and Pawley��_��__s Island. We��_��__re a locally owned and operated farmers market that has been serving our community with the finest products and services, meeting and beating customers expectations everyday! Come in for our quality fine cuts of meat, farm fresh produce, international cheeses and wine, and groceries from everyday to gourmet. Come in for lunch and experience a genuine Carnegie Deli Corned Beef Sandwich (the Corned Beef is shipped from Carnegie in NYC!) Lee��_��__s Farmers Market is committed with a helpful and friendly staff to provide you with only the best ingredients, gourmet expertise, and the highest quality and freshness you deserve from your neighborhood farmers market. Yes, we��_��__re a primary provider to your favorite local restaurants, but we��_��__re also here to serve YOU! Scott, Skeeter and the gang look forward to seeing you.

Lever Farms is a small family farm where we grow good things for you. Our farm is worked by our family for your family. We started Vegetable farming Summer 2004 and planted our first Strawberries Fall 2006. All we have are gifts and blessings from God, because He is the only one who can make us grow. We are glad that you stopped by. We hope to see you soon.

The Little Eddie’s Produce Stand sells a variety of fresh produce, such as bell peppers, blueberries, butter beans, cabbage, cantaloupe, collards, corn, cucumbers, eggplant, eggs, hot peppers, kale, okra, onions, peas, potatoes, squash, tomatoes, and watermelon. They accept cash, and checks.

Livingston Farms sells a variety of produce, such as corn, cucumbers, eggplant, peaches, peppers, squash, tomatoes, and watermelon.

Local Farmers Market at the Shoppes at the Flight Deck sells a variety of produce. They accept senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

Lucky B’s Farms sells a variety of produce.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

M and M Dairy is a small, family-owned dairy farm in Westminster, South Carolina. We specialize in happy, healthy cows and locally-produced Raw Milk and Raw Milk Buttermilk.

This farmers market is open year round and sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, such as, corn, cucumbers, okra, peppers, tomatoes, squash, butter beans, peas, turnips, zucchini, rutabagas, cantaloupes, and watermelons.

Mack’s Farm sells a variety of fresh produce, such as tomatoes, squash, peppers, cucumbers, beans, okra, collards, boiled peanuts, free range eggs, and more.

Open every Saturday 8am-12pm, June 10-August 26 on the Historic Square. Come out for a great selection of locally grown produce, meat, and more. Join us for other special events at the Market such as Shred Day (shred truck available), Community Yardsale Days, Ice Cream Day and more!

Market on Darlington Square is an open-air market comprised of popup tent canopies, situated around the perimeter of the Public Square of Darlington, S.C., one Saturday a month from 9 AM to 1 PM from May through October.

Marlboro County Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, senior checks, EBT/SNAP, and WIC vouchers.

Sar��_��__ Reynolds Green, owner of, Marshview Community Organic Farm, is dedicated to teaching the children from St. Helena Island how to build entrepreneurship skills. Sar��_��__ has set in motion a program that teaches the importance of gardening including local varieties, that preserve the heritage of St. Helena Island.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables such as, butterbeans, tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, watermelon, and cantaloupes.

We started with 20 acres and a tent in a field….literally! Then we grew to 4 tents. Rebecca was working full time as a registered nurse and farming full time as well. It was at this point that she decided to focus all of her efforts into growing her dream, McArthur Farms. In 2007, we built our current farm market. The buiding was designed on a legal pad by Rebecca (she still has the pencil drawing). The market building is made from split Cypress Trees out of the South Carolina swamp bogs. McArthur Farms currently owns 180 acres of farm land and rents an additional 250 acres. We grow a variety of fruits, vegetables, and traditional row crops. Our specialties include our Super sweet strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries.

McCall’s Produce Market is open year round. This farmers market sells green beans tomatoes, corn, squash, blueberries, peaches, watermelon, cantaloupe, Natures Beef and McCalls Country pork sausage.

McKenzie Farms and Nursery is located on Hwy 341 between Lake City and Olanta SC.. We have been producing vegetables and other crops here since the mid 1960’s. We grow watermelons, squash and sweet potatoes during the summer season followed by cabbage and collard greens during winter. The Nursery is a year round adventure! We specialize in cold hardy citrus, eucalyptus and some palms. We currently grow and graft some 40 different species of citrus. Many of the citrus species are extremely rare and come from all over the world.

The orchards have been in the McLeod family since 1916. Owner Kemp McLeod represents the fourth generation to work the family orchards. He learned the operation from his father, Campbell McLeod. It takes about 40 employees to run the farm year-round. However, during the peach season (late May through August), the numbers swell to over 200. Workers can be found picking, grading, packing, and preparing shipments for millions of pounds of peaches to all parts of the U.S. and Canada. At the height of the season, daylight to dusk workdays are not unusual. At McLeod Farms, peaches are picked every day. The fruit is then sent through an ice-cold water bath to slow the ripening process. After being sealed with an ultra-light wax coating that closes the pores of the peaches to keep them fresh, they are then sorted by size, shape, and color. All of our peaches are hand-graded and selected for shipment to individuals and commercial customers. The same grading process is used to select peaches to be sold in our retail sales areas..

The orchards have been in the McLeod family since 1916. Owner Kemp McLeod represents the fourth generation to work the family orchards. He learned the operation from his father, Campbell McLeod. It takes about 40 employees to run the farm year-round. However, during the peach season (late May through August), the numbers swell to over 200. Workers can be found picking, grading, packing, and preparing shipments for millions of pounds of peaches to all parts of the U.S. and Canada. At the height of the season, daylight to dusk workdays are not unusual. At McLeod Farms, peaches are picked every day. The fruit is then sent through an ice-cold water bath to slow the ripening process. After being sealed with an ultra-light wax coating that closes the pores of the peaches to keep them fresh, they are then sorted by size, shape, and color. All of our peaches are hand-graded and selected for shipment to individuals and commercial customers. The same grading process is used to select peaches to be sold in our retail sales areas..

The Merriweather Community Based Farmers Market is a roadside market open year-round. They accept cash and check.

Mike’s Produce sells a variety of fresh produce.

The Miller Farms sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables.

We have a furry friends petting area complete with rabbits, goats, cow, chickens, guineas and pigs. Also hayrides to the pumpkin patch and fall activities. Beans (Snap, Pole, Variety), Beets, Broccoli, Cabbage, Carrots, Corn (Sweet), Cucumbers, Green Onions, Green Peanuts, Herbs, Lettuce, Mixed Leafy Greens (Collards, Kale, Mustard, Turnips), Okra, Onions, Peas, Peppers (Variety), Potatoes – White, Pumpkins, Radishes, Squash – Yellow, Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Watermelons, Zucchini Squash.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, SNAP/EBT, senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, which accepts debit and credit cards, cash, senior checks, WIC Vouchers, and SNAP benefits.

The Mount Vernon Farm Market sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, such as butterbeans, butterpeas, citrus fruits, cucumbers, fall greens, garden peas, green peanuts, okra, peaches, peas, pecans, plums, radises, squash, stone-ground grits and cornmeal, sweet corn, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, and watermelon. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, senior checks, WIC vouchers, and SNAP/EBT.

Mr. T’s offered u-pick and pre-picked strawberries.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, which accepts cash, debit and credit, checks, and WIC vouchers

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables which accepts cash, and WIC vouchers

The market features an excellent selection of seasonal fresh fruits and vegetables, brought to you by local growers and providers. Additional vendors are welcome.Come sit at one of the picnic benches and enjoy the wonderful atmosphere at Myrtle’s Market. Then take your time shopping from the friendly and helpful vendors. Plenty of parking is available, so come enjoy the sights, tastes, scents and flavors of Myrtle’s Market.

Natural Grown Vegetable Farm sells a variety of produce, such as watermolons, peaches, cantaloupes, honeydews, tomatoes, squash, greens, cucumbers, sweet potatoes, okra, beans, peppers, and sweet corn.

This farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce.

The Ninety Six Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

Grab your re-usable shopping bags and head to the Felix Davis Community Center each Thursday afternoon (May-Oct) for an abundance of fresh, locally grown produce, as well as art & craft vendors, food vendors, kid’s activities, and entertainment.

The market is hosted under the pavilion constructed by the fine folks at the City of North Myrtle Beach directly across from the North Myrtle Beach library on 1st Ave. South. The property features two market pavilions, a Certified SC Grown roadside market stand, and ample green space for festivals and special events. Did we forget to mention that the market also features some of the freshest fruits, vegetables and artisan crafts produced in the region. You€ll find products from SC and NC at this market given the close proximity to the state line. Bring the family, meet your old friends and make some new friends. Enjoy scheduled entertainment and special events. Some folks think we€re hard to get to at the busy beach, but trust us, once you find us, you€ll return time and again.

The Northeast Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce.

Oak Grove Farms of Gaston believes that our customers’ needs are of the utmost importance. Our entire team is committed to meeting those needs. As a result, a high percentage of our business is from repeat customers and referrals. We would welcome the opportunity to earn your trust and deliver you the best service in the industry.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

The Orangeburg Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept WIC vouchers, and EBT/SNAP.

Small business on St. Helen Is. He has 3 acres of land that he plants okra, squash, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, and much more.

The Farm Store at Our Local Foods is Open!! We are now providing daily availability of the finest local products, including: organic vegetables, farm grown flowers, grass fed meats, pasta, eggs from free range chickens, coffee, bread, dairy, fresh soup, sauces and other locally produced food products. Additionally, there are paintings, grass baskets, and other artwork and crafts from local artists. Finally, there are products that are made on the farm by our friends at Adaptive Gardens of the Lowcountry in their cottage industries.

This farmes market sells a variety of fresh produce, which accepts cash and checks.

The Palmetto Area Farmers Market is open-air which accepts Senior Checks, and WIC Vouchers.

Parisi Farms is a roudside farmers market open year-round. Parisi Farms accepts cash, check, debit/credit cards, and SNAP EBT.

Parson Produce is a sustainable farming project in Clinton, SC managed by Daniel Parson. Daniel and his crew utilize holistic organic farming methods to grow a wide variety of vegetables. As of last summer, Parson Produce is officially certified organic.

Pawleys Island Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce and accepts cash, EBT/SNAP, senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

Peach Country didn’t come from a complex business model. Peach Country came from the hard work and dedication of a few select individuals over the past sixty plus years. Even though now our business is small in scale compared to what is has been in the past, Peach Country is still founded on the original dedication and pride that created it. Although our farm isn’t as large as it once was, we plan to offer our superior produce to more people than ever before by utilizing the internet.

Peaches ‘N’ Such II sells a variety of produce such as acorn squash, buttercup squash, butternut squash, kabocha squash, spaghetti squash, yellow squash, zucchini,kale, tomatoes, cabbage, collards, cucumbers, eggplant, bell peppers, broccoli, muscadines, nectarines, peaches, persimmons, plums, strawberries, and canned goods. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, checks, WIC vouchers, and SNAP/EBT.

Peaches N’ Such I is a roadside farmers market which is open year-round. This market includes a full grill (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), fresh produce, and produce products such as jams, jellies, and sauces.

Peaches N’ Such II is a roadside farmers parket which is open during the months of May 1st through September 15th. This market sells fresh produce, and produce products such as jams, jellies, and sauces.

This farmers market is a 45,000 square foot drive-through farmers shed filled to the brim with produce and horticultural products.

The Pendleton Farmers Market is a locals favorite for fresh produce. Operated on Saturdays from June through September, the market hosts an average of 30-40 vendors selling tomatoes to potatoes. Located in the historic village of Pendleton, SC, the market begins at 9am on Saturdays with the ringing of a farm bell.

The Perdeaux Fruit Farm sells a variety of fruits and vegetables, such as apples, blackberries, blueberries, muscadines, peaches, persimmons, plums, prunes, standard pears, asian pears, yahi chinese pears, sweet corn, tomatoes, Canebrake Farm pickled vegetables, Perone’s Italain Sauces.

This farmers market sells fresh produce, fruits, and vegitables.

The Pick Pocket Plantation Farmers Market will run every Tuesday 2-7pm through September on a 15 acre historic property, just 5 minutes from downtown Beaufort. We will be offering kids activities, like pony rides, great fresh local produce, other local food specialties and art, tours of the gorgeous plantation home, live music and so much more.

Located at 1512 Pigeon Point Rd. Beaufort, SC in Beaufort, South Carolina. Drop by to see for yourself. Phone to learn more about its selection of local specialties, crafts, vegetables, organic food and fruits.

The Pinebreeze Farms includes a strawberries, broccoli, cucumbers, green beans, okra, onions, squash, tomatoes, plants and flowers. The accept cash, and checks.

Pinehill Produce sells a variety of fresh produce.

Open year round with fruits, vegetables, jams, flea market items, ciders, gourds, bird baths & lawn ornaments

This farmers market is open year round which sells fresh local produce, cut flower bouquets, stone ground grits and meal, eggs, etc.

Poteat’s Produce sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, check, SNAP/EBT, and WIC vouchers.

The Produce Barn includes peas, beans, corn, okra, greens, tomatoes, watermelons and onions.

The Produce Patch is open year round with in-season vegetables, in addition to jams, jellies, honey, jarred veggies, baskets, bird houses, bedding plants and planters.

Putney Farm Upstate Locally Grown Market is open year-round which has 24 hr access to shopping. This farmers market offers 480+ products including proteint; milk, raw milk, eggs, beef, pork, lamb, seafood, chicken, all produce in season as well as hydroponic tomatoes, cucumbers, and peffers off-season, cut flowers, plant starts, certified organic strawberries and asparagus, herbs, breads and baked goods, goat milk products, prepared foods, preserved foods, pies, dog treats, etc.

This farmers market sells a variety of produce, such as, strawberries, tomatoes, sweet corn, watermelon, okra, and cantaloupe.

We raise our produce on our farm and sell it at our produce market. We would like our customers to known we are SC grown. Boiled and roasted peanuts.

From April through mid-December, find a small market at the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center, running every Wednesday from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. It��_��__s a one-farm market, with Helen Fields of Joseph Fields Farm bringing honey, jam, and an assortment of fruits and vegetables. There will be heaps of potatoes, okra, peppers, and beans for you to choose from.

Randall’s Produce and Lands, LLC sells a variety of fresh produce such as tomatoes, onions, asparagus, squash, okra, potatoes, lettuce, collards, beans, peppers, strawberries, blueberries, peaches, grapes, apples, lemons, watermelon, pumpkins, honey, and a variety of specialty food products. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, and check.

RBS Farms allows for your to pick your own strawberries.

Rest Park Farm began in 1884. The tradition carries on today with the 5th generation of family farmers, delivering fresh produce to South Carolina year-round. Rest Park Farm is a family-owned and operated farm, offering the best local, Certified SC grown produce.

This roadside farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, such as, strawberries, tomatoes, watermelons, cantaloupes, muscadines, sweet corn, and more.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, which accepts cash, check, senior checks, WIC vouchers, and SNAP/EBT.

This farmers market sells a variety of fruits and vegetables, such as, cantaloupe, cucumbers, onions, peaches, squash, tomatoes, and watermelon. They accept cash, check, and WIC.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, senior vouchers, and WIC vouchers.

Right Choice, Fresh Start Farmer’s Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept SNAP/EBT, senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

Rikard’s Country Market offers local fruits and vegetables, pine straw, boiled peanuts, potting soil, bedding plants, hanging baskets and etc.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, such as tomatoes, squash, cantaloupes, watermelons, peaches, okra, cabbage, collards, butterbeans, pecans, pumpkins, jams, jellies and Christmas trees. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, and SNAP/EBT.

The centerpiece of River Run Farms will always be their 100 percent grass-fed beef. Ray Oliver has spent his whole life on a farm, and he runs River Run with his wife Nancy and their son Les and his wife Paige. It��_��__s hard to get good marbling on grass-fed beef, so Oliver and his family go through extra measures to ensure the beef their Black Angus cows produce will be tasty. The grass Oliver plants is high in sugar, so the cows have succulent feed that will translate into succulent meat. It takes three years to bring a River Run cow to slaughter weight. After slaughter, all the meat is dry-aged for 21 days for additional flavor. The Olivers also have an organic kiwi farm, turning leftover kiwis into sweet jam. Their number one goal is sustainability, and they do as much as possible to limit carbon emissions. You can purchase kiwis, ice cream, and beef at their farm.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce which accepts cash, debit and credit, check, WIC, and SNAP/EBT.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, such as greens, speckled butter beans, peas, collards, sweet corn, watermelons, and pork products.

Roberts Produce sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash and check.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

Round River is a small organic farm that operates as a CSA (community supported agriculture) enterprise. Located in the midlands of South Carolina, the farm includes stands of hardwoods to promote the biodiversity of the area, including insect-eating birds and bats. The farm also includes pasture for our draft horses, who supply an abundance of compost for the garden. Further, it is our intent to use draft horse power as much as possible. We produce a wide variety of vegetables and herbs. We sell shares of our annual produce contractually, to one time buyers, and any arrangement in between. Our harvest season runs for approximately 20-24 weeks, starting in May. We offer a summer internship and student interns provide some of the labor. Round River Farms is a small family run organic CSA serving the Lexington and Columbia areas. We produce a wide variety of vegetables and herbs. Our harvest season runs for approximately 20- 24 weeks, starting in May. We offer both full and half share sizes. We offer a summer internship and student interns and shareholders help provide some of the labor.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce and, etc.

Sam’s Curb Market is open yer round.

Sanders Brothers sells a variety of fresh produce.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

This farmers market sells onions, green beans, okra, peanuts, and watermelon.

Saras Fresh MarketSara’s stand features Titan Farms Peaches and Bell Pepper along with locally-grown tomatoes, watermelon, corn, Vidalia onions, and many other fresh fruits and vegetables are available. We also feature many jarred items such as jams, jellies, dressings, and salsas.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

Seigler’s Farm Gate Produce is a roadside farmers market, which is open during the months of May through September. They accept cash, and check. This market sells squash, collards, kale, sweet potatoes, red potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, corn, jams, jellies, spices, and more.

We are a family owned & operated business that focuses on providing our community with fresh, local and affordable produce.

The Seneca Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept senior checks, WIC vouchers, and cash.

In the 1970’s, Phil Conklin was doing his patriotic duty with the U.S. Navy. While on shore leave in Charleston, he wandered up to Murrells Inlet and fell in love with the place. This was where he wanted to spend the rest of his life. After his military stint was over, Phil worked aboard several of the top charter fishing boats in Miami, Florida, spending his days on the water and hob-knobbing with the rich and famous, but he never forgot about Murrells Inlet. Several years later, opportunity came knocking. Phil and several of the Inlet��_��__s commercial fishing boat skippers opened a seafood co-op here, offering fresh-off-the-boat seafood at prices everyone could afford. It was an idea that resonated with the public and within a few years, Seven Seas Seafood went from rented space in the back of a local warehouse to its current location on Highway 17 Business in Murrells Inlet. Phil’s son Chris is at the helm now, bringing the same fresh gourmet quality seafood to the public without the gourmet prices.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

Shealy’s Market sells a variety of fresh produce, such as watermelon, okra, peas, tomatoes, peanuts, collards, greens, turnips, variety of seasonal vegetables.

The Shuler Peach company primarility sells peaches and strawberries.

The Simpsonville Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce and accepts senior checks, WIC vouchers.

Fresh from the farm products by local producers available April – September. Forms of payment accepted: cash and check.

The Slow Food Earth Market sells a variety of fresh produce and accepts cash, debit and credit cards, checks, and EBT/SNAP.

Soda City is Columbia’s Main Street market focused on your brain, body and belly! We’re open every Saturday morning 9AM – 1PM, year-round, rain or shine! Whether you’re shopping for a one-of-kind gift, picking-up this week’s groceries, or spending the morning with family and friends, you’ll find a refreshing mix of local and regional food and craft vendors at Soda City — and if you’re from out of town, visit us on Main Street and see Columbia as the creative class, international, and bustling community we are! Where��_��__d the name Soda City come from? Between being nicknamed ��_��__Cola��_��__ and previously having a few soda bottling plants downtown ��_��__back in the day,��_��__ Soda City emerged as a moniker for our town. Free parking throughout Columbia on the weekends (no matter what you see on signs and stickers) including the Cannon Garage on Taylor Street between Main Street and Sumter Street.

The State Farmers Market campus in Columbia houses the Phillips Market Center, Consumer Protection Division, privately owned wholesale businesses, farmer��_��__s sheds, The Market Restaurant, and additional state managed wholesale facilities and sheds. Consumers can shop year round for fresh produce, specialty products, and artisan items. The peak season for locally grown produce runs from April through early October.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

The South Forty Farm sells a variety of fresh produce such as tomatoes, squash, peppers, okra, potatoes, watermelons, peaches, blackberries, strawberries and jellies, Amish butter, Amish bacon. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, and checks.

The South Forty Farm, LLC sells a variety of fresh produce, such as tomatoes, squash, peppers, okra, potatoes, watermelons, peaches, blackberries, strawberries and jellies, Amish butter, Amish bacon. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, and check.

Southern Blues is a small u-pick blueberry farm located in the urban sprawl of downtown Chapin, SC. Escape the daily grind to a quiet and healthy activity the whole family will enjoy. Southern Blues is where friends meet and catch up while picking from over 500 blueberry bushes.

Southern Oaks Jerseys is a roadside farmers market open year-round. Southern Oaks Jerseys accepts cash, and check. This farmers market primarily sells raw milk, pasteruized whole milk, chocolate milk, buttermilk, eggs, meat, honey and soap.

Split Creek Farm is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains’ scenic foothills of South Carolina. The Grade A Dairy is in a barn designed and built by the owners to include the milking and cheese operations and a kid nursery. A retail gift shop featuring goat milk products and folk art is open to the public. We invite you to use the links at the upper right corner of this page to shop for our award winning farmstead goat cheeses, goat milk fudge, goat milk yogurt, gift baskets and folk art.

Our Springs Farm Market is our main location here at Springs Farm. Located right in the heart of Fort Mill, South Carolina our Farm Market is unique in so many ways! Not only can you find fresh picked, homegrown produce during our peak seasons like: strawberries, peaches, blackberries, and garden produce, but you can also find one of our most popular items…homemade ice cream! Our homemade soft-serve ice cream is available in 4 flavors all season long: Strawberry, Peach, Blackberry, and Vanilla! Enjoy your ice cream on our covered porch with your family and friends.

Go fresh at the St. George Farmers’ Market and experience local flavor, culture, and community. Shop a variety of farm fresh produce, prepared foods, and handmade crafts. Learn how to prepare delicious meals with weekly cooking demonstrations. SNAP, WIC, and Senior Vouchers accepted by participating vendors. If you have any questions, please contact the Market Manager.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

U-pick/we-pick strawberries available at the farm from mid- April through May. Sweet corn available in June, watermelons in July and deer corn in August.

The State Farmers Market campus in Columbia houses the Phillips Market Center, Consumer Protection Division, privately owned wholesale businesses, farmer��_��__s sheds, The Market Restaurant, and additional state managed wholesale facilities and sheds. Consumers can shop year round for fresh produce, specialty products, and artisan items. The peak season for locally grown produce runs from April through early October.

Stewart Farms is owned and operated by Helen Stewart, along with Greg, Angie and Lauren Broome. There has been a member of the Stewart Clan farming in Laurens County, South Carolina since the eighteenth century. We have three generations of Stewarts working the farm today.

It’s in our store that we provide you with a full array of fresh veggies and fruits. At the Market you can pick up anything that we have growing on the farm as well as other produce that we ship in when it’s not in season in the lowcountry. Here’s a list of the crops we often grow. Feel free to call us and see what’s in season!

The Stoudemire Farms-Woodford Produce sells a variety of produce such as tomatoes, butter beans, peanuts, watermelon and cantaloupe seasonal produce.

Strawberry Hill U.S.A. opened this location in Gaffney back in 2008. We are located less than a mile from the “Big Peach” right off of I-85. This location is unique for us as it is not only a produce market, but we also have an ice-parlor and pie kitchen! In addition, we offer a variety of fruit jam and ciders, along with fresh-baked breads, fritters, hoop cheese, raw milk, and amish butter. You are sure to leave with a buggy full.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, such as, peas, squash, beans, eggplant, corn, greens, peppers, okra, cucumbers, peas, and fruit.

Shop for fresh local produce, meats, seafood, baked goods and more! The Summerville Farmers’ Market is located in the First Citizens Bank parking lot behind Summerville Town Hall at 200 South Main Street.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

Located on the University of South Carolina-Sumter campus

Seasonal farmers market offering a wide selection of freshly grown fruits and vegetables, pasture raised livestock, raw milk, farm fresh eggs, artisan breads, home baked sweet treats, raw honey, and more.

We are a 100% Local market dedicated to quality and community. This is an opportunity specifically for small producers and new and beginning businesses who source locally to sell amongst their peers and to develop their market base. Please come out and support us!

The Swamp Rabbit Caf_ sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, and checks.

Watch the entire process of making syrup – from the cutting of the sugar cane to the grinding of the juice! Be sure to check out their roadside market featuring farm-fresh produce. Large groups, please call ahead.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, such as tomatoes, bell peppers, cucumbers, yellow squash, peaches, strawberries, watermelons, cantaloupes, grits, corn meal, jams, jellys, country ham, local honey and more.

On Saturday mornings from the beginning of May until the end of October, two blocks of downtown Greenville��_��__s Main Street are transformed into a bustling farmers’ market aptly named the TD Saturday Market. Cars waiting patiently for traffic lights or the perfect parking spot are replaced with roughly 75 white tents ��_��__ each one housing a vendor selling the season��_��__s freshest produce��_��__perhaps, red ripe strawberries in early June or singe-your-tongue hot peppers in late July��_��__ or the area��_��__s most original and high quality crafts. Each week thousands of people flock to the TD Saturday Market for locally-sourced products (all food must be grown or produced within 100 miles of Greenville and crafters are highly-encouraged to use locally-sourced supplies). Most come for the fresh produce or the handcrafted pastas and cheeses, some make it a summertime ritual��_��__a place to meet friends over a decadent breakfast pastry or a place for the little ones to jig and jive to local musicians in the warm summer air and others come for the opportunity to take in a local chef��_��__s cooking demonstration.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, such as antibiotic and growth hormone free grass-fed beef and farm-raised pork and chicken, pesticide-free seasonal produce, apples, pumpkins, local honey, fresh eggs, and goat milk soap. School/small group farm tours and Farm Day events in April and September..

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

At The Chester Market our goal is to provide the freshest, best tasting produce possible at a great price. We grow just about EVERYTHING that we can grow and sell. Check out our Produce by Season page for more information on what’s available. Also available for purchase are our very own grits and cornmeal. We grow, grind, and market the corn as our own under the brand Southern Fields.

The Community Farmer’s Market is the place to shop for fresh locally grown produce and plants, handmade items from local artisans, and much more. They accept, cash, EBT/SNAP, senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

The Farm Store sells a variety of fresh produce, such as squash, zucchini, cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, watermelons, cantaloupes, eggplant, okra, string beans, bell pepper, hot peppers, corn, butter beans, peas, potatoes, apples, peaches, peanuts, pumpkins, leafy greens, collard, cabbage, lettuce, blueberries, blackberries, herbs, milk, butter, eggs.

This farmers market is an open-air facility which accepts EBT/SNAP, and Senior Checks and WIC Vouchers

The Farmer��_��__s Shed offers a large selection of seasonal and local produce daily, many of which are grown on our own, local farm.

The Happy Berry Inc. is located on the eastern shore of Lake Keowee in Pickens County, South Carolina. It is a pick-your-own small fruit farm with blackberries, blueberries, muscadines, grapes and figs available in-season. Forms of payment accepted: cash, check, credit, debit, WIC, and Senior Vouchers.

We sell a variety of products such as raw milk, fresh local eggs, Amish butter and local produce when it’s in season. We get our fresh, raw milk weekly from the farmer right down the road and we make regular trips to gather the finest, freshest produce and products we can find for you to take home.

The Loris Farmers Market sells a variety of produce. They accept cash, senior checks, WIC vouchers, and EBT/SNAP.

This farmers market sells a variety of produce such as cantaloupe, cucumbers, okra, peaches, squash, strawberries, tomatoes, watermelon, pumpkins, honey, jams, jellies, relishes, ice cream, and a variety of other seasonal produce and specialty food products.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

The Nut House & Country Market, located in downtown Ridge Spring, has been an establishment for over 20 years and has always been proud to sell home grown products. Now in addition to tasty pecans, pecan candies and pecan pies we are happy to expand our offerings to include other Certified South Carolina Grown Products from our friends and neighbors including our own Yon Family Farms Angus Beef and locally produced Hickory Hill Milk.

The Old Peach Stand��_��__s season runs from June _ October and has the same feeling as that old timey roadside stand people remember it as. We sell fresh peaches, nectarines, blackberries, corn, tomatoes, zucchini, squash, okra, cantaloupes, watermelons, pumpkins, broccoli, and more! All of the

produce sold in The Old Peach Stand comes fresh off the fields of Springs Farm.

We provide free containers if you wish to pick your own peaches from the tree. You are escorted to the orchard by one of us. Often, we have an attendant in the orchard to check you out; if not, you return to the peach stand to be checked out. When picking, you should look for a yellow background color; every peach on the tree will not be ready for picking so be selective.

The Produce Barn has been serving the community for over 40 years with good garden fresh PRODUCE.

The Produce Patch is a roadside farmers market open year round. They accept cash, check, and debit/credit card. This farmers market carrie vegetables, fruits, jams, jellies, dairy products, honey, teas and coffees, rice, flavorings, and much much more.

The Shed at Strawbery Hill USA is a simple, old-timey peach shed filled with sweet, southern goodness. The Shed was built in 1955 by Gene and Ansel Cooley and used as a peach packing shed through 1989. At this time, James and his father Gene Cooley decided to develop their our own niche market by selling peaches directly to the consumer. They wanted to sell peaches that were “red, ripe, and ready to eat” and that’s just what they did. The original packing shed was transformed into a premier roadside market by 1990 and the rest is history!

The Tomato Vine sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, such as tomatoes, squash, zucchini, cucumbers, leafy greens, peppers, potatoes, cantaloupes, and more. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, and checks.

The Town of Lexington Farmers Market is primarily intended as a farmer/grower and local artisan market that uses a community-friendly atmosphere to promote, support and encourage local production, while educating citizens on the benefits of eating local, fresh produce and supporting local artists and the Certified SC program.

Seasonal fruits, vegetables, and more. Open April – December. Forms of payment accepted: cash, check, credit, and debit.

Tills fresh produce sells a variety of vegetables, such as collards, peanuts, crowder peas, butter beans, string beans and tomatoes.

The Town of Lyman Farmer’s Market sells a variety of fresh produce.

The Travelers Rest Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce and accepts cash, debit and credit cards, and checks.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

Our mission is to provide the local community with a convenient way to purchase the freshest locally grown produce at reasonable prices.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, such as honey, organic chicken, and fresh fruits and vegetables.

Tyler’s Produce sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, senior checks, WIC vouchers, and SNAP/EBT.

Ulmer Farms sells a variety of fresh produce.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, seniro checks, and WIC vouchers.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, senior checks, and WIC vouchers.

The Uptown Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, WIC vouchers, senior checks, and SNAP/EBT.

Vance Farmers Market provides the community with fresh produce and more! They accept cash, WIC vouchers, senior checks, and SNAP/EBT.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, and WIC vouchers.

Verde Garden is a Certified Roadside market offering a wide range of plants from Grown vegetable and bedding plants as well as succulents and tillandsia and other low maintainence plants.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

Local Farmers, growers, craftsmen, and artists are invited to display and sell their wares/produce each Saturday morning and Thursday evening. Merchants may bring a table or sell from the back of a vehicle. All products sold must be homemade, homegrown, or home-produced. They accept cash, senior checks, and WIC vouchers

Walker Century Farms is a 300+ acre family farm that Nancy and William Walker own and operate in Anderson County. The farm has been in the Walker family for more than 100 years. The Walkers raise and sell pure-bred Devon cattle along with beef and pork. Sustainable and organic production practices are utilized, although the farm is not USDA Certified Organic. Our pastures are managed with organic fertilizers, and no hay is cut from the fields. Rotational grazing is practiced, resulting in more efficient grazing and better use of the land. Each section is allowed to grow new grass before being grazed again. We are committed to producing healthy, tasteful meat in a sustainable manner. The benefits of grass-fed beef include 2 to 4 times more omega-3 fatty acids, higher CLA and vitamin E than conventional grain fed beef.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

We own and operate a 250 acre farm that specializes in peaches, plums, vegetables, tomatoes in the fall of the year, and also a 100 head beef cattle herd. We also own and operate an open for business year-round open-air market.

Welch and Son Farm CSA is open during the months of May-October. This farmers market sells pork strawberries, blue berries, and other seasonal vegetables.

Westminster Farmers Market sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, WIC vouchers, and senior checks.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce.

The White Plains Produce sells a variety of produce, such as squash, zucchini, cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, corn okra, peas, green beans, raw milk, honey, boiled peanuts, sausage, eggs, grits, cornmeal, bacon, fatback, and more.

Whitehall Produce is open during the months of April-December. This farmers market sells tomatoes, okra, collards, cabbage, squash, cucumbers, onions, potatoes, corn, peanuts, cantaloupe, watermelon, peaches, strawberries, vegetable plants, raw milk, cheese, honey, jams, jellies, mixes, and more.

Whittle’s Farm sells a variety of fresh produce, such as butterbeans and peas, okra, tomatoes, sweet corn, peanuts, watermelon and other in-season vegetables.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh produce, such as strawberries, sweet onions, cabbage, squash, tomatoes, okra, watermelons, sweet corn & more. Offer School Tours, Educational Hay Rides, Berry Picking Lessons.

For locally grown fresh, healthy, tasty vegetables and fruits, visit one of the four local Community-Based Farmers Markets in Williamsburg County. You can find fresh fruits, vegetables, and some unusual personally made items like lye soap, jewelry, etc. Locally grown fruits and vegetables are more delicious and healthy than those that traveled many miles to reach us here in Williamsburg County. Too, it helps to support the local farmers and producers. You get to meet and talk with the farmers at the markets. There are representatives from Clemson University and SC DHEC with food sampling, recipes and healthy eating tips. The Market accepts Cash, Checks, WIC and Senior Vouchers and is in the process of accepting EBT. Some of the vegetables at the Markets include: tomatoes, beans, peas, greens (many varieties), corn, onions, potatoes, peaches, etc.

Willies Nursery and Produce sells a variety of fresh produce. They accept cash, check, debit cards, and WIC vouchers.

This farmers market sells a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables.

A beautiful garden and yard makes your house feel more like home. You can find everything you need for your outdoor living spaces at Wilson��_��__s Nursery & Garden Center. Conveniently located in Rock Hill, Wilson��_��__s Nursery & Garden Center has served York, Chester, Lancaster, and Mecklenburg counties for almost 60 years with the area��_��__s best selection of garden and lawn supplies for homeowners and landscapers. Wilson��_��__s Nursery & Garden Center was started in 1952 by James Wilson as an open air market. Over the years, it��_��__s grown into a complex of 23 greenhouses on over 10 acres with generations of the Wilson family still working in the business. We grow 75 percent of all the plants we sell_and we pass the savings on to you! Compare our prices and you��_��__ll see that Wilson��_��__s Nursery & Garden Center beats the competition��_��__s prices on plants, trees, shrubs, and anything else you need for your lawn and garden!

Winbrun Produce sells a variety of produce. They accept cash, senior checks, and SNAP/EBT.

Windy Hill Orchard is a family owned and operated boutique apple orchard and Hard Cider producer located in the upstate of South Carolina. Open every fall from Mid August until Christmas we offer visitors, Award Winning Hard Ciders, Pick Your Own Apples, Fresh Pressed Apple Cider, Fresh Made Apple Products, and much much more.

Here at Wingard’s we are passionate about eating and buying local! Working with area farmers, we are making it easier for you to know where your food comes from. By supporting the locally grown food movement we cater to those who care where their food comes from. We are stocking our market weekly with locally grown fruits and vegetables to meet this need.

Winslett’s Produce Market is a retail produce market open year round. We carry a full line of produce and when in season local home grown. We have a large selection of jams, jellies, relishes, and chow chows.

Woodys Boiled Peanuts and More sells a variety of items, such as peanuts, happy cow creamery products, ciders, jams, pickles, and etc.