Stopped by here on a whim. Passed by here on us Alabamians' way to Indiana to visit the casinos…read more I bought a $10 basket of peaches and they were so juicy you have to eat them with a washrag to wipe your elbows. I have to say these beat Alabama's famous Chilton County Peaches hands down. They were so good we stopped by on our way home and bought two more baskets. They also have corn, green beans, tomatoes and other good stuff. If you are ever on scenic 421 look for this place and stop, you won't regret it. I'll never eat another Chilton County peach again after this Kentucky delicacy has touched my lips.

Yay! I love this place. So much charm. They have a huge selection of delicious looking food. They…read morealso sell locally made pies, breads and cakes. The pumpkins are huge, look great and are very reasonable - as are all their prices. I couldn't help but pull off the road to check it out and I quickly filled the car with many goodies for me and to share.

This has been a family tradition for years to make thus a stop on our fall trip. I love the…read morevariety of exotic pumpkins! They also have a fall backdrop where you can take your picture. The apples are really good & I love to make my first apple crisp of the fall with the golden delicious variety. This is a fun stop on an Indiana road trip!

Best produce ever! Family run and owned. Corn, onion, potatoes, tomatoes, watermelon. ..the list…read moregoes on. Great ride to the market, well worth the trip. Great prices

I love Hackman's! I've been to the farm market many times, and the produce is excellent with great…read moreprices. This year I tried their Veg2Table delivery and I love it! Fresh produce along with recipes and a seasoning or condiment to compliment the produce. Love it!

I CRAVED Indiana Sweet corn, having been raised in the summer on the MI product and i was CORRECT:…read moreThe Indiana variety is JUST as tasty. But to find it, I had to do a bit of looking and on the way to the airport , made my driver, Nathan, stop so that i could buy some (along with beans). They have many other items, some of them local, from the pumpkins (can't carry those in a suitcase alas) to sweet pepers and a lot of other tasty delights which are NOT made locally. they are only open until Oct 31, so plan on getting there before Halloween. Not to be missed.

Lunch menu has gone down hill fast. For a farm, what they give you is almost on par with school…read morelunches

Located near Corydon is the best farm with a great selection of pumpkins, gourds, mums and whatever…read moreyou need for your fall decor. The folks are super helpful and friendly, making the visit a whole lot easier and quick. Great set up, great products and you CANNOT believe how much I bought for about half the price if I had gone to a local farm. No frills, great atmosphere. I'm going back this weekend for more...I forgot to buy cornstalks! If you are looking to decorate for fall...head to Gallrein Farms'! You will not be disappointed!

They also have a beer and wine selection. As well as mixed fruit made fresh everyday.read more

I am so grateful for the service & communication with Lenny's. We were in town for a wedding &…read morerealized very last minute, we needed fruit & vegetable trays to serve 100 people! Lenny's not only agreed to fill the order but got them done earlier than expected! The trays were fresh & delicious! You were a lifesaver! Thanks so much!

Call me old school. I like a farmer's market to have fresh local produce. So, I was happy to see…read moreVanAntwerp at the local market in Zionsville selling fresh strawberries and lettuces. VanAntwerp Farms are out of Seymour, Indiana. Today, they were selling spring produce. The lettuces were huge and beautiful. I counted four different varies plus kale. The strawberries were so fresh that I had to pick up a quart at $8. The clerk was friendly and worked quickly to keep the line moving. He gently bagged my strawberries. The strawberries were delicious - one bite took me back to my childhood of eating fresh picked local berries. The berries were perfect, dark red and super juicy. You have to get there early to get the lettuce - it goes quickly at only $4.

VanAntwerp's Farm Market has been around in one form or another since 1977. It makes a regular…read moreappearance at Statehouse Market and is easily one of the market's more popular vendors. VanAntwerp's is based in Reddington, Indiana about 5 miles North of Seymour and their 50 acres of farmland produces tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers, peppers, green beans, winter squash, pumpkins, eggplants, lettuce, berries, cantaloupe and watermelons. They bring practically all of it to Statehouse Market - it's incredibly high value produce at fair prices and with super friendly service week after week. Owned by David and Kim Sturgill, VanAntwerp's is also known to bring plants and other items to the Statehouse Market. I'd say they're one of the most consistent truly "farm" type vendors. The employees are always knowledgeable and can help you select the correct items for your needs. This includes being able to explain different types of tomatoes and other fruits and vegetables. I haven't experienced VanAntwerp's outside of Statehouse Market, but I've never heard a bad thing about them and never bought a bad product from them. So, if you're in the downtown area on Thursdays between 10:30am - 1:30pm, stop by the Statehouse Market and you can pick up remarkably fresh veggies. I highly recommend both the cantaloupe and watermelon, though I've heard raves about it all!

We've had some really good sweet corn, peaches and watermelon from them this year. Been visiting…read morethis market since I was a kid. Good stuff that's good for you!

Picked up a dozen eggs from their home flock, tomatoes, sweet corn, and a bunch of organic…read morebananas. Lots of other seasonal fruits, berries and veggies. Also an assortment of 'homemade' canned items including pickled beets, salad dressings, etc. Great old timber framed barn to walk around in. Some antiques too. Stop by if your passing by the Columbus IN area on I-65. About 3 miles east of I-65 on Hwy 46. Went last summer.