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Monday, July 21, saw a lighter crowd and lower prices. We had our largest offering and variety of produce to date. The cantaloupe have really picked up and so have the tomatoes – finally! Our next sale is Wednesday, July 23, starting at 10am. The out-of-state fruit is pretty much done – though there will […]

Friday, July 18, was a great day for a sale. The weather was nice, the crowd was large and engaged and there was a great offering of produce. We had blueberries, grapes, cherries and peaches shipped in special from other states, along with an increase in green beans, eggplants, tomatoes, peppers, cantaloupe and more. Our

Wednesday, July 16, was a quieter sale day due to a smaller crowd. We saw an increase in green bean quantities and our first sugar cube melons of the year. Our next sale will be Friday, July 18, starting at 10 am. We will have Georgia peaches and some other Georgia fruits – blueberries, table

Monday, July 14, was a hot, humid evening. Still, we had a good-sized crowd and a healthy offering of produce. We had over 600 dozen sweet corn and 1,100 pounds of tomatoes, as well as pints of blackberries and even some Athena cantaloupe. The cantaloupe, in general, are starting to pick up now, as are

Friday, July 11, was a bustling, active sale. We had our first truly good size batch of tomatoes for the season, as well as a reasonable offering of sweet corn and kohlrabi and a strong quantity of potatoes and onions, along with a variety of other produce. We saw an increase in cantaloupe and a

Wednesday, July 9, was our first of the season Wednesday sale. We had a light crowd. Tomatoes still remain in high demand, but potatoes, onions and sweet corn are coming in strong. Our next sale will be Friday, July 11, starting at 10am. We expect to have sweet corn, Georgia peaches, and Goddess cantaloupe, along

Monday, July 7, was our first evening sale of the 2025 season. We had a considerable offering of sweet corn and most all the produce has really picked up. Sadly, the tomatoes are still lagging a bit as compared to most years, but everything else is coming along nicely. We even saw our first cantaloupe

Friday, July 4, was a lively and engaging sale day. We had a strong crowd and strong prices, with a good bit of produce to offer. Sadly, there was no sweet corn – but there will be next week! We had some peaches and will have a small quantity again for Monday’s sale. The board

Tuesday, July 1, was a great sale day. We had a good-sized crowd and the produce is definitely picking up now – especially tomatoes and green beans. Our next sale will be Friday, July 4. Yes, that’s right – we will be having an auction on the 4th of July! We expect a new batch

Friday, June 27, was a happening sale day. We had a good-sized, enthusiastic crowd and a solid offering of produce for sale. We saw a definite uptick in green bean quantities, as well as a steadily growing number of tomatoes, onions and beets. We also saw fresh garlic bulbs for the first time this season.