What's Fresh Saturday

Fresh Produce

Tomatoes - Yellow Squash - Zucchini - Muscadines - Watermelons

Sweet & Hot Peppers - Bell Peppers - Carrots - Beets - Lettuce

Cucumbers - Crowder Peas - Purple Hulls - Green Peanuts

Cabbage - Okra - Radishes - Eggplant - Pumpkin

Cherry Tomatoes - Green Onions - Onion - Cauliflower -Broccoli Mustards - Turnips - Collards - Jamaican Callaloo - Kales

Swiss Chard - Spinach - Butternut Squash - Spaghetti Squash

Yellow Squash - Cantaloupe - Sweet Potatoes - Red Potatoes

Leeks - Shallots - Scallions - Mint - Rosemary - Parsley

Cilantro - Turmeric - Ginger - Dill

Starter Plants

Broadleaf Magnolia - Sweetbay Magnolia - Little Gem Magnolia

Sky Pencil Holly - Red Cascade Rose - Red Onyx Pepper - Potterweed

Lantana - Pink Turks Cap - Split Leaf Philodendron

Arborvitae Fern - Texas Sage - Fig Trees

Everything Else

Cookies - Pastries - Eggs - Jams - Jellies - Pickles - Milk - Coffee

Honey - Hot Honey - Cheese - Chicken - Beef - Shrimp - Pork - Lamb

Freshly Baked Breads - Homemade Apple & Peach Turnovers

Boiled Peanuts - Gourmet Mushroom Seasonings - Mushrooms Plain

Mushroom Coffee - Mushroom Matcha Tea - Mushroom Latte

Cut Flowers - Fresh Frozen Blueberries - Brownie Bites

Chocolate Covered Strawberries - Strawberry Shortcake

Koolaid Pickles - Tamales - Street Corn - Peanut Butter & Banana Macarons - Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies - Croissants

The Mississippi Farmers Market will host the annual Mississippi Peanut Boil this Saturday, September 14, from 8am-1pm. The Market will feature complimentary bags of boiled peanuts from Rogers Farm Peanuts and More in Collins, while supplies last.

Farmers Market Café

Open

Monday - Friday

7:30 am - 1:30 pm

Saturday

7:30 am - 1:00 pm

Closed

Sunday

Breakfast and lunch served daily.

Take-out and catering available.

Phone: (601) 467-0800

To keep up with what's on the menu each day, like the Farmers Market Café on Facebook.

Mississippi Agriculture

A guide to the state's farms,

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Mississippi's agricultural landscape varies greatly. Farms across the state can differ in size, commodity, and production, but the one thing they all have in common is that each one plays an important role in agriculture - the leading contributor to the state's economy with an $8.76 billion of production in 2023.

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Mississippi Farmers Market

929 High Street

Jackson, MS 39202

(601) 354-6573

farmersmarket@mdac.ms.gov

www.msfarmersmarket.com



Saturdays

8 am to 1 pm