Farms Near Headland, AL

Headland

Corndodgers Blooms and Berries is on Knowles Road in Headland, a Henry County town in southeast Alabama's peanut country. The name points to flowers and berry crops; no further details on varieties or season are published online.

Headland

CornDodgers Farm is a family-run agritourism farm in Headland, Alabama. Spring brings u-pick strawberries and berry picking; fall features a corn maze, mini golf, and country-style attractions from late September through October. The farm also offers farm-fresh produce, custom bakery orders, and hosts birthday parties and school trips.

Headland

CornDodgers Farm in Headland, Alabama is a family agritourism destination offering u-pick strawberries in spring, a corn maze and fall attractions from late September through October, plus farm-fresh produce, a custom bakery, and birthday parties and school trips. Admission and picking prices are posted seasonally on the farm's site.

Headland

Headland

Blues Brothers Orchards grows fruit in Headland, in the Wiregrass region of southeast Alabama where peach and pecan orchards are common. No website or listing confirms which crops this orchard carries or its picking season — reach out directly for current details.

DOTHAN

Market at Dothan works differently from a typical stall-by-stall market: it's an online ordering system where shoppers order directly from vetted local growers throughout the week, then pick up everything at once. Pickup happens Fridays from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Dothan Nurseries on Montgomery Highway. Orders open Saturday at 5 p.m. and close the following Tuesday.

DOTHAN

Poplar Head Farmers Market has outgrown its old Museum Avenue lot and moved its 2026 season to the Houston County Farm Center, just east of Highway 231 on Ross Clark Circle. The summer market runs Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon, mid-May through late July, with produce, baked goods, and local artisans alongside chef demos and kids' activities. Reach the market manager by phone or email for vendor questions.

Dothan

Maria's Vineyard is located in Dothan, the hub city of Alabama's Wiregrass region in the state's southeast corner. No website, tasting-room listing, or social account turned up in research to confirm what's grown or poured here — call ahead before visiting.

Dothan

Dothan

The name points to Slocomb, a Geneva County town in Alabama's Wiregrass region best known for its annual Tomato Festival, though this listing's address is in nearby Dothan. No working site confirms current strawberry season dates, so call before visiting.

DOTHAN

This USDA-certified market sets up at 1699 Ross Clark Circle for the peak summer growing season, Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 a.m. to noon, June through August. It's one of two Dothan-area markets sharing the Houston County Farm Center grounds, alongside the separately run Poplar Head Farmers Market.

Dothan

Dothan

Dothan

J and A Produce is a produce operation on Patsy Lane in Dothan, in Alabama's Wiregrass region, an area known nationally for peanut farming and, every fall, the National Peanut Festival. No website or specific crop list for this farm was found online.

Dothan

Kith & Kin CSA grows Certified Naturally Grown vegetables and heirloom varieties for the Wiregrass area, delivering weekly shares straight to the door — free within Dothan city limits, 50 cents a mile round trip beyond that, up to 30 miles out. Members can add on farm-fresh eggs and pasture-raised chicken alongside their produce and flowers.

Columbia

Whispering Pines Ranch is on Cephus Rollins Road outside Columbia, a Houston County town on the Chattahoochee River near the Georgia line. No livestock, crop, or visiting details are posted publicly.

Dothan

Bell Farms is a fourth-generation family farm on Iris Road in Dothan that has sold produce since 2004. Customers can pick their own or buy already-picked cucumbers, melons, peppers, squash, tomatoes, turnips and watermelon, and the farm also sets up at several Alabama farmers markets during the season. Hours run Monday through Saturday 8 to 6 and Sunday 9 to 4.

Abbeville

Abbeville Farmers' Market sets up Thursdays from 3 to 6 p.m., May through July, with vendors selling fresh vegetables, eggs, honey, baked goods, canned goods, meat pies, wine, and crafts. It's a small-town market in Henry County, southeast Alabama, built around what area growers have ready that week.

Newton

Newton

Slocomb

Bedsole Produce has sold purple hull peas, white peas, butterbeans, field corn, sweet corn, cantaloupe, honeydew and watermelon out of a roadside stand on County Road 49 in Slocomb. Longtime owner Mark Bedsole passed away in 2023, and it isn't clear whether the stand has reopened under new management since. Calling ahead before a special trip out is the safer bet.

Shorterville

Chattahoochee Ridge Cattle Company breeds SimAngus, Simmental and Simbrah cattle suited to the Southeast, continuing a cattle business the Mobley family has run for four generations. Perry and Jennifer Mobley sell bulls each October at the Deep South Genetics Bull Sale in Troy, offer private treaty cattle sales, and run a freezer beef program selling meat directly from their Shorterville herd.

Abbeville

Bretts Garden farms a stretch of County Road 29 between Eufaula and Dothan and runs one of the larger U-pick blueberry operations in Alabama. Beyond berries, the family grows asparagus, broccoli, cabbage, sweet corn, kale, okra, peaches and strawberries using no chemicals or pesticides. It keeps a tighter schedule than most U-pick farms — mornings and afternoons Tuesday through Thursday, mornings only on Friday, and daytime hours on weekends.

Slocomb

Slocomb

Ozark

Ozark Farmers Market sets up on North Union Avenue in downtown Ozark, directly across from City Hall. It's a small, eight-vendor producer-only market, meaning nothing gets resold. Saturdays run from late May through early August, with Tuesday afternoon hours added starting in June. Fresh vegetables, fruit, eggs, and meat make up most of the tables.

Slocomb

Gordon

Along US Highway 84 East in Gordon, a small Houston County community in Alabama's Wiregrass peanut belt, sits the farm listed simply as Shiver's. No product details or visiting hours are available online.

Cottonwood

This listing is recorded under the names Vic and Tillie Hummer, with an address on Miller Merrett Road in Cottonwood, a small Houston County community in Alabama's Wiregrass region. No farm name, website, or further detail beyond the names and address was found online.

Slocomb

Waterberry Farm is in Slocomb, a Geneva County town known statewide for its tomato crop and annual Tomato Fest. No independent website or listing confirms what Waterberry Farm itself grows or its visiting hours, so specifics here are unverified — contact the farm directly.

Slocomb

Slocomb

Slocomb

On September 20, 1985, we left The Netherlands thinking we were going to take a vacation in Florida to see if there were possibilities to start a dairy. We found a Dutch couple that needed help badly but could not afford it. They were willing to let us use 40 acres and their milking barn to milk 55 cows we leased with the $5,000 savings we had and his 180 cows 2x a day. This is how Working Cows Dairy was founded. During the 2 summers we were there, Jan planted watermelons on part of the 40 acres

Slocomb

Slocomb calls itself the Tomato Capital of Alabama and hosts an annual Tomato Festival each June. McAlister's operates within that same farming community, on State Highway 103, though no further public details on this specific operation are available online.

Ariton

Cooper Organic Farms is listed as a small agritourism operation on County Road 72 in Ariton, in Dale County. Beyond the address and name, little about the farm is published online — no website, crop list or social media page turned up in a search. That's typical of a small operation that sells locally and relies on word of mouth.

Daleville

Daleville's market sets up once a month on a Saturday rather than weekly, so shoppers should check locally before making the trip. It's a small-town Dale County stop for seasonal produce, eggs, honey, and preserves from area growers.

Slocomb

Four R Farms is a fourth-generation family operation in Slocomb, growing fruit and produce alongside a full nursery of landscape plants. Locally it goes by Four R Farms/Nursery — customers come for homegrown produce as often as for shrubs, trees, and bedding plants for the yard. It's a working nursery more than a seasonal fall attraction, with the family's roots on the property going back multiple generations.

Campbellton

Chestnuts-R-Us is listed on Caniehead Road near Bonifay, in the Florida Panhandle's Holmes County. The name points to a chestnut-growing operation — a niche crop in north Florida, where winters get cold enough for the trees to fruit. Harvest dates, sales, and hours weren't confirmed online.

Jakin

Reed Farm and Ranch has worked the same land in Early County for more than a hundred years, running cattle and hogs for beef and pork alongside hay production and custom grass-planting services. It's a working ranch first, not a visitor attraction — no petting zoo, no gift shop, just an operation that's stayed in family hands since around 1900. Call ahead if you're looking to buy meat directly rather than through a store.

Clio

Miriam Green's farm is on Eutsy Drive in Clio, a small Barbour County town in southeast Alabama. No public website or listing describes current crops or hours.

Clio

City of Clio Farmers Market is a small, growing market in downtown Clio that runs Thursdays and select Saturdays through the summer, with vendors bringing locally grown produce and goods. SFMNP and WIC benefits are accepted. Contact Randy Adams at (334) 726-2183 for the current schedule.

S & W Produce sits along Alabama Highway 51 in south Alabama; the listing carries no city name, and no independent website or directory confirms current hours or crops. Given the name and produce tag, it likely runs as a roadside stand — confirm before making a trip.

Enterprise

Windy Acres Farm sits on County Road 708 outside Enterprise, in Coffee County's peanut country and home to the country's only monument built to honor a crop pest, the boll weevil. No specific products or hours are posted online for this farm.

Enterprise

Housed in a covered, open-air pavilion at the corner of Main Street and Highway 134 in historic downtown Enterprise, this market opens three mornings a week, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 7 to 11 a.m., and stays open year-round. April through August brings the widest variety of fruits and vegetables, though fall and winter produce still shows up on the tables. Market manager Birgit Briggs can be reached directly for current vendor lists.