Nice people and great veggies and fruits. If you are looking for fresh for the most part they make…read moreit themselves. Some items they source from other markets like peaches because they don't have them locally. Love this place!!

Love this farmers produce market…read more It's closed in the winter and is located closer to Lyons rd than the map shows Fresh corn tomatoes green beans etc. Super friendly staff and OK prices.

Paw Paws This is a…read moredifficult fruit to locate - goto Treadway'sPawpaw trees, the largest edible fruit trees native to North America, produce greenish-blackish fruit, usually three to six inches long. The flesh is pale to bright yellow and contains a network of glossy, dark brown seeds. A pawpaw's flavor is sunny, electric, and downright tropical: a riot of mango-banana-citrus that's incongruous with its temperate, deciduous forest origins. They also have a subtle kick of a yeasty, floral aftertaste a bit like unfiltered wheat beer. "The flavor of pawpaws is forceful and distinct," writes culinary historian Mark F. Sohn diplomatically in his encyclopedic book, Appalachian Home Cooking.

The best produce! Service is very friendly. I wish it was open 365 days a year. Great atmosphereread more

If you're looking for humanely raised and quality poultry and pork you are in the right place…read more These farmers genuinely care about the quality of life they give their animals and it shows on the dinner table. The chicken is fresh and free of any unnecessary additives. Taking the farm tour was neat and I highly recommend it. You'll learn how animals that are able to roam benefit not only themselves but also the soil. Hopefully these guys lead the way in the future of farming. Check em out!

They a great selection of in season vegetables. Their corn is the best around. Lots of jams and…read moreassorted other canned products. You have to go there to see everything. Friendly people and an indoor I guess restaurant I didn't venture into it but that's what it looked like. Worth the drive if you don't live nearby!!

We went to the "Halloween Bash" on 10/19/24. The flyer said there would be a lighted corn maze…read more What was lighted about it? There were zero lights in that area. What was the surprise advertised in the corn maze? Surprise, no lights! The people operating the BBQ tent were drinking while on the job and the blue grass band they hired spent as much time on break as they played. It cost $15 a person to enter the area and then charged $4 a beer and $7 for something a bit stronger. I spent $75 dollars for my family of 5 to enter this event and I felt like I was ripped off. Fulton Farms should really consider advertising honestly and reiterating to their staff about not drinking on the job. My facebook post with this message was deleted in less than 10 minutes.

I started going to the Greene County Farmers Market last summer after returning to the Dayton area…read more Located off I-675 exit 10 Indian Ripple Road. If you're heading north turn right off the exit & it's just past the nursing home on the right side, if you go to the gas station, you've gone too far. A variety of fresh vegetables, fruits & today I finally secured farm fresh eggs (she always sells out) now my weekly Saturday stop after Pilates class. They also have a variety of small businesses selling baked goods, micro greens, bagels, plants

Fresh meat. Friendly workers…read more I have added them to my regular source for meat. They have delicious pickles also, lots of locally sourced products.

Nice pictures on their Facebook page but when you go to the store they are out of everything…read more Quality of their meats is outstanding but they never have any of it. They suggested I order a day ahead. I did and they forgot my order the next day (twice). Started to feel like I was a burden to them so I started going to the Brookville, Indiana butcher. So much better!

This is a great farmers market near the square in Troy, OH. It's only open on Saturday mornings and…read morewe try to stop by every week. Today we bought tomatoes, beets, flowers, peaches, onions, green beans, cookies and a Troy strawberry schrunchie. It's a bit on the small side, especially for a community surrounded by farms. But the quality is very high for everything. We like it so much that we quit gardening. (No need) It gets a big recommend from me!

Open seasonal for baked goods. Some meat, fresh fruits, and vegetables. Definitely check it out…read more Everything we got here was top-notch. Best tomato's and water melons we had ever had. Did not try the meats or baked goods at this time.