Crenshaw County Farmers Market

09/05/2026

🥜 Boiled Peanuts are READY!! 🥜
Please go by and grab you some delicious boiled peanuts while supporting a GREAT cause! ❤️

2026 Prices no increase.

09/03/2026

Any vendors/producers interested in participating at the Butler County Farmers (Fall/Winter) Market may contact 334-662-7293 for more information.

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08/28/2026

08/03/2026

🌽🍅 Thank You for a Great Market Season! 🍉🌻

The Crenshaw County Farmers Market is now closed for the year. We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to our wonderful vendors for sharing their time, hard work, and products throughout the season, and to our community for supporting local agriculture and shopping local.

Your continued support helps make the market a success year after year, and we are grateful for everyone who participated.

We look forward to seeing you again when the market reopens on the first Monday in June 2027!

Until then, thank you for supporting local farmers, growers, and makers. We wish you all a safe and blessed year ahead! ❤️🌽🥒🍅

07/28/2026

Grow More Give More Challenge is still going on!!

07/24/2026

🌽🍅 Don't Miss the Crenshaw County Farmers Market! 🍅🌽

This Monday, July 27, could be our final Farmers Market of the season, so be sure to stop by and stock up on fresh, locally grown produce while you still can!
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If you have SFMNP cards that you haven't used yet, now is the time! Don't let those benefits go to waste—visit the market and enjoy fresh Alabama-grown produce from our local farmers.

📍 Crenshaw County Farmers Market
📅 Monday, July 27
⏰ 3PM until 6PM

We appreciate all of our vendors and customers for supporting the market this season. We hope to see you Monday! 💚

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07/20/2026

07/13/2026

🍅 Last Big Day for TOMATOES!! 🍅

Be sure to come out to the Crenshaw County Farmers Market in Luverne beginning at 3pm at the Tom Harbin Ag Center Pavilion on Airport Road!

07/06/2026

07/02/2026

As you build your burgers this holiday weekend, take a moment to thank the farmers who make every layer possible. From the bun and beef to the lettuce, tomatoes, onions, pickles, cheese, and even the flag on top, agriculture is part of it all.

This Fourth of July, we celebrate the people who help feed, clothe, and support our communities every day. From the bun to the beef, every layer starts with agriculture.

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