Fall farm fun with local agriculture

LEXINGTON  Tenn. — Tennessee agritourism farms offer more than you may expect during the fall season. From corn mazes and pumpkin patches to educational classes, and fun food experiences. Tennessee farms have something for everyone. One of them is Anderson’s Farm Market in Lexington.

“We carry a lot of different varieties of pumpkins starting here from our stack of pumpkins which is everybody’s favorite,” said Jadyn Anderson, of Anderson’s Farm Market.

Anderson’s Farm Market is a family owned generational business. Residents of Lexington enjoy the customer service, fresh produce, and local benefit this market brings to the community.

“You just pick out your own succulent…You know we have a wide variety of them. You pick out which pot you want and then you plant it in the pot, and then decorate it with whatever rock you want,” said Blake Woods, of Anderson’s Farm Market.

In season produce from Anderson’s range from sweet potatoes, home grown tomatoes, apples, pumpkins, Mums, jelly and jam and they’re sure they’ll have just what you’re looking for.

“We have every color, shape, size…funky shapes. Just anything you’d want we’ve got it. You know…every kind of mum, and it’s our knowledgeable staff. If you’re having a hard time deciding we can set you straight,” said Blake Woods, of Anderson’s Farm Market.

You can visit this farmers market Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Sunday’s from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. , located at 6790 Highway 412 West, near Lexington.

Check out agri-tourism farm opportunities near you by visiting Pick Tennessee Products to learn more about seasonal activities, artisan farm products, and more.