Great staff very knowledgeable and helpful. The variety and…read morequality at the local farmers market is an A+

From the owner: We are a small family farm, we raise naturally grown vegetables and flowers, that we sell at the…read moreStarkville Community Market and our farm. We have operated as a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) farm since 2011. We currently offer 3 ten week seasons, with a weekly distribution of 5-7 seasonally appropriate items.

If you seek unusual and special food products, this is a worthwhile stop. I have been a fan of the…read moremuscadine fruit for many years and this small vineyard and farm make some very unusual products including a wonderful Mississippi muscadine juice and muscadine jelly. The products are available at a few groceries and locations around the state but this is where they are made and you can buy them onsite. It's available in Corinth at Rogers Supermarket. Mississippi did not repeal prohibition until 1966 and for a short time thereafter several boutique wineries sprouted around the state. Only one, Old South Winery in Natchez, survives today. Hillside Vineyard only bottles pure Muscadine juice and it is unique and quite delicious served very cold. I've always thought it was the perfect match for a classic Southern breakfast of country ham, eggs, grits and fluffy buttered biscuits with muscadine jelly. White muscadines are also known as and called Scuppernongs and an article I ran across many years ago from a publication called the Southern Cultivator dated 1868 referred to the juice of the Scuppernong as "Dei Donum Magnum" which was Latin for "Great Gift of the Gods". That is how I would describe Hillside Vineyard's muscadine juice.

Great muscadine products, but I'm so sad that we learned today that either we'll have to learn to…read moremake jelly or else find a substitute for the delicious jelly that tasted like my mama used to make. The produce market where we used to buy it told us that they're no longer shipping, and when I looked at their website, there was the "down for maintenance" words I hated to see.

We dropped into the farmer's market to buy some fruit and veggies for the week. This is perfect…read moreside of the road location for a fruit and veggie stand. The employees and owner are nice and friendly. The fruit looked fresh and of traded locally. There are frozen veggies, peanuts, popcorn, and snowballs available, too!

Love this place! Friendly people with great food!! Fresh corn, tomatoes, peaches, watermelon, lady…read morepeas. So great to have!

I paid $20.72 for five plums, a butternut squash, a jar of peach jelly and some lettuce…read more They offer red seedless watermelon and yellow seeded watermelons. I wish they had some smaller ones, I would've bought a yellow one. They offer lots of Amish jellies, jams, preserves and canned fruits. I also saw quail eggs, pumpkins, squash, tomatoes, potatoes, mangoes, limes. They even had a frozen section with peas,blackberry and peach cobbler, sausage and fresh eggs.

I love Fresh Way Produce and have been a regular customer for almost 10 years. Conveniently located…read moreon Old Canton Road between County Line Road and Lake Harbour - it's easy to get in and out of no matter where I'm coming from. Family owned, the staff there to help you are either the owners, a family member or just really great staff that's they hire. They're always eager to help you find what you need and haul it to your car. From fresh shelled peas, beans, squash, onions, potatoes, lettuce (whew can't name all the veggies) and a variety of fruit to cheese, sausage, milk and a huge assortment of jams, jellies, pickles and relishes - Fresh Way is my second grocery store for essentials. And that's not even talking about the specialty items and plants! They're open March 1 through mid-December. Check them out!

I purchased a bag of what I thought was shelled purple hull peas. As it turns out, they combined…read moreblack eyed peas with purple hull peas. Evidently, they didn't have enough of either one to fill the bag so they combined them. Not cool, Fresh Way Produce.

Outside the farmers market is a nice view. Inside, there are plenty of vendors. Jewelry,…read moresoaps,vegetables, candles.. All the people were so friendly and very helpful.

Small Mexican and south American market next to a Mexican restaurant. Not a huge place, but they…read morejam in a lot of items. The staff was friendly and helpful. Overall, I would recommend here.

It says open but when you get to the location is closed! The building says for sale/rent. Was…read moreexcited to try but disappointed ):

I've lived in Mississippi 14 years and didn't know this existed until last year. Bulldog fans, how…read morey'all gonna let me hang like that?!?! Seriously, the fact that they make Edam cheese should be the lead off in every MSU sales pitch. Like, the front sign to the university should read: "Mississippi State University: home of Edam Cheese" It's by far and away the best I've ever had. Go buy some. Right now. Seriously, I've you've made it this far into the review and haven't gotten in your car and started speeding towards Starkville, I don't know what's wrong with you.

This is the agriculture store for Mississippi State University. You can buy meat, cheese, icecream,…read morejams, and more! The store is clean and spacious. The student workers are helpful. There are a few parking spots for customers, and you don't have to have a University parking tag. I come here every time I am in Starkville and enjoy supporting the program.