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Looking for a local, true farmer's market in Sumter County, Florida? Scroll down this page and you will see the farm markets, farm stands, roadside stands, produce markets, even garden fruit and vegetable stands and seasonal community farmer's markets in Sumter County, Florida, sorted by county. Markets offering organic or sustainably grown produce are identified by the words "organic" and/or "sustainable" in Green, next to their name. If they have a website, the name will be in blue and underlined; click on it and it will open their website.

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Updates for March 2024

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

Sumter County, Florida U-Pick Farms and Orchards, by county

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Sumter County

  • Bennett's Farm and Produce Market - Farm stand / farm market on a farm, Wide variety of seasonal, locally grown fruits and vegetables,
    8684 County Road 209, Wildwood, FL 34785. Phone: 352 748-0872. Alternate Phone: 352-461-4431. Email: [email protected]. Open: Monday to Friday, from 10 am to 6 pm; Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm; closed Sunday. Directions: From Wildwood take Highway 301 north to County Road 462 West. Turn left and go 1 mile to County Road 209, turn left and go 1/3 mile to the farm and market. Signs are located at turns for your convenience. Click here for a map and directions. Southern field peas are in-season in May; tomatoes late May through June; We grow yellow and Zucchini , sweet corn and cucumbers spring through late fall, and other field crops through spring and summer, weather permitting. Payment: Cash, only. This is a working farm. The market stand is run by the farmer's wife and the farmer is often available to answer questions or pick fresh produce for you. Located in a lovely rural setting, it is worth the drive to the farm to see produce being grown and buy it fresh. Many enjoy taking pictures of the barn and the fields surrounding the market. A cookbook written and published by the Bennetts and locally produced cane syrup are also available. (ADDED: June 10, 2011)
  • Brownwood Farmers Market - Wide variety of seasonal fruits and vegetables (some locally grown),
    Brownwood Paddock Square, 2726 Brownwood Blvd., The Villages, FL 32163. Phone: (352) 750-5411. Email: [email protected]. Open: See their website or Facebook page (click the name of the market). (ADDED: May 8, 2017, JBS)
  • Sumter County - Wide variety of seasonal fruits and vegetables (some locally grown),
    524 N. Market Blvd., Webster, FL 33597. Phone: (352) 793-2021. Email: [email protected]. We're the oldest and largest flea market in Florida and we are listed under the Top Ten Tourist Attractions in the State. The Market covers over 40 acres; we charge no admission fee and parking on our grounds is free. Initially, farm families use to sell/trade "junk" items that they no longer needed. In the early 1950s the market expanded to include new merchandise and the "junk" items were now considered to be antiques and collectibles. Many of the founders of the Market still sell fresh produce grown on local family farms in the expansive new vegetable building. So make sure to visit! (ADDED: May 8, 2017, JBS)

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