Farms Near American Falls, ID

American Falls Farmers Market sets up in City Park on Idaho Street, a block off the Snake River in this southeastern Idaho town. Vendors sell fresh vegetables, fruit, eggs, milk and meat straight from area growers, spring through fall. It's a small-town market rather than a destination one — expect a handful of regular vendors and honest prices.

American Falls

Coldwater Farms works the Coldwater area west of American Falls, part of a small cluster of family farms, including the neighboring Call family's land, sharing that stretch of irrigated ground. Idaho business records classify it as a fruit and vegetable operation. It keeps a modest, local profile without a public storefront or website.

American Falls

Call Farms has worked the Coldwater area west of American Falls since 1980, run today by Kelley and Evan Call. It's a small, family-incorporated operation, about five people on staff, that has stayed close-held rather than expanding into a larger commercial farm. The property sits in the same stretch of irrigated cropland as several other multi-generation Coldwater-area farms.

American Falls

Call Farms is a family farming operation run by Kelley and Evan Call, working land in the Coldwater area west of American Falls alongside two of Evan's brothers and their families. The partnership has worked this stretch of the Snake River Plain since 1980. Reach the farm directly at (208) 221-4792.

American Falls

Coldwater Farms is a fruit and vegetable stand registered as an LLC in the Coldwater area west of American Falls, the same farming community as several multi-generation family operations along that stretch of the Snake River Plain.

American Falls

Call Farms sits in American Falls, part of the irrigated stretch of southeastern Idaho's Snake River Plain where potatoes and wheat dominate the fields. No independently verified details on current products or contact information were found online for this listing.

American Falls

Coldwater Farms operates out of American Falls, in the same Power County farm belt built on Snake River irrigation. No independently verified details on the farm's current offerings or contact information turned up in available records.

Chubbuck

An indoor market inside Pine Ridge Mall in Chubbuck, open daily rather than just weekends — unusual for an Idaho farmers market. Established in 2008, it carries plants, eggs, raw honey, jam, textiles, bath and body products and handmade gifts, plus workshops from local vendors.

Held at Lookout Point in Historic Downtown Pocatello, 435 W. Center St., Saturdays 9am–1pm, May through October. Hundreds of vendors sell fresh produce, plants, handmade crafts, jewelry and food, with food trucks and live music — one of the larger markets in eastern Idaho, with over 7,000 Facebook followers.

Pocatello

Swore Farms is listed in Pocatello, in southeastern Idaho's irrigated farm belt along the Portneuf and Snake River drainages. Their website could not be reached during research, and no independent listing confirmed what they grow or sell.

Pocatello

Swore Farms grows sweet corn, red potatoes, and a wide mix of garden vegetables north of Pocatello using mainly organic fertilizer and no pesticides. Every fall the farm opens a 12-acre pumpkin patch and corn maze, and every 4th grader in the Pocatello school district visits for Ag Days. The farm also runs a roughly 20-week CSA and donates close to 30,000 pounds of produce a year to the local food bank.

Pocatello

Swore Farms operates out of Ballard Road in Pocatello, in Idaho's upper Snake River farm country. The farm maintains a Facebook and web presence, but specific current products, hours, and contact details couldn't be independently verified online.

Pocatello

Swore Farms grows sweet corn, red potatoes, cucumbers, squash, beans, and peas on pesticide-free ground north of Pocatello, selling direct from the farm and at local markets through August and September. Each fall the farm opens a 12-acre pumpkin patch and corn maze, and every year it gives close to 30,000 pounds of produce to area schools and the food bank.

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