This business is run in a spectacular manner. If I am out of eggs, I can usually call the same day…read moreand within the next few hours, I am able to pick them up. You can definitely taste a difference in the quality of the eggs compared to the grocery store. I would recommend Happy Hens if you are looking for a small business that organically raises their hens.

From the owner: Happy Hen Farm is a small chicken coop located inside a wholesale/retail plant nursery called…read moreSunrise Trading Co. Happy Hen Farm sells free-range brown eggs, meat chickens (broilers), baby chicks, pullets, hens, roosters, chicken feed, honey and everything in between like chicken manure. Look for our Happy Hen Farm brown eggs at supermarkets near you. Availability of birds is seasonal. We produce small amounts of birds in Spring time and Summer. Contact us for availability.

This little gem in Central has all types of goodies!…read more They have fresh duck eggs , chicken and other fresh products from local farms. There is a huge selection of essential oils , vitamins, and fresh herbs. For example you can buy dried elderberries to make your own elderberry syrup or you can buy some already made . They even have a few choices of different types of elderberry syrup. They sell cbd oil products I purchased a frankincense and myrrh one that smelled great for my dad . The have all types of products and they had cbd oil balm samples out to try . They also have magnesium cream that's made fresh. They have products from local vendors . This is a really cool store to check out ! They have a few items you can sample. They hold seminars through the year to educate their customers for free. They are always doing giveaways which is fun to sign up for ! They also have a Facebook group you can join and reward program .

Oh My!! Truly hidden. They have everything you can think of. The staff I have come in contact with…read moretruly care. If they don't have an answer, they will find out for you. I love that it is small and everything is arranged perfectly. They have everything you can imagine from oils, to great supplements and unique cuisine to meet your dietary needs. My new shop!

I'm really VERY sad to have learned that Becnel Farm will be closing their Plaquemines Parish…read moreroadside farm produce stands and also end their farming. This farm has been operating in their current location since 1850. There simply isn't anything that will be able to replace the experience you could have here not to mention nowhere else seems to have boiled peanuts anywhere close to as good as the ones they offered here. This location of their roadside farm produce stand is probably the nearest of the several Becnel fruit stands/markets to the actual farm as it is pretty much on the farm with all the citrus trees around it. They have some general selection of fresh produce and locally produced food items as the other locations but it is nice to see where a lot of the citrus and other produce originates from. This is a nice little road trip to take and see some of the rural areas outside of the urban spaces of Greater New Orleans. I've had the privilege of having all my lifetime 'til now being able to enjoy Becnel farms produce stands and I don't know how to even envision a future where they no longer exist. I've gone through the loss of so MANY of the wonderful and unique things the New Orleans area offered for so many generations that my heart grows heavier with each loss of the wonderous things that are now gone with the wind & tragically ain't dere no more...

Before Thanksgiving, I was in pursuit of local kumquats but last year's freeze was tough on…read moreeveryone's trees. This was one of the spots I hit while Mom and I were on a WB adventure. They had some small satsumas (also in short supply this year). But the standouts were fall crop tomatoes and a gorgeous large cauliflower. The tomatoes were perfect for Thanksgiving day and I made a caprese salad for the table. And I roasted the cauliflower with olive oil, salt, pepper and parmesan... then dressed with a little lemon juice and parsley. DELICiOUS! I did not find my kumquats and the prices were higher than I expected but the quality was excellent so I'm not complaining. Small stand just before the Belle Chasse Bridge in a shell lot!

My frequent little breakfast friend was turning 3 and I luckily was chosen to attend her grand day…read more Sugar Roots Farm is an oasis tucked amongst tall trees and foliages of all shades of green. This tiny farm setting had all the fun, a playground, massive sand pit, covered dining and picnic area, ponies to ride, varied animals to feed and others to admire. Both kids and adults made their ways to each area. I thought this was a really nice little place to bring kids. Highly recommend.

Our family appreciates having Sugar Roots as we have two littles that love animals! It's nice being…read moreable to purchase the feed for the chickens and goats so that we can interact with them.

Now that we are about to welcome fall in south Louisiana I thought I'd tell you about a great…read morelittle farm in Folsom where you can bring your family and have a really nice day. The Red Bluff Farm is a gem of a place that I was surprised to learn had not been reviewed here yet. I've been here several times on school field trips and enjoyed it so much that it's become a yearly tradition to take my kiddos here every October. Once you drive up and park you pay a small fee to enter the farm. The first thing you will notice are local vendors who have set up shops selling their wares. I've seen everything from handmade wind chimes to locally grown produce and honey being sold here. It's fun to browse and talk to the vendors and see the passion that they have for their products. Next you'll wind your way around a pretty little pond where you're sure to see many ducks. It's always a treat for the kids if there happens to be a mommy duck with her ducklings swimming in the pond. Set up around the farm are little stables with cute farm animals to observe and delight over. Calves, piglets, goats, bunnies and foal are what you can expect. They even let you feed some of the baby animals with bottles. Awwwww!! One of the biggest hits of the farm are the hayrides that are scheduled at the top every hour. The drive goes around to where the horses are housed and is an informative way to get a behind the scenes look at what goes into running a farm. The last thing we always do is each pick a pumpkin from the large pumpkin patch to bring home and carve. You definitely need to bring your family here! It's a really fun day trip perfect for autumn!

We got the idea of the education bundle from a friend for a fun learning experience for our kids…read more It was so easy - basically set it and forget it. Sure enough on day 21, we started to see signs of hatching. We hatched 10 of the 12 eggs. We all loved it and the kids learned so much from the books, videos and activities. Mother Nature is amazing to see. Thank you for doing this.

From the owner: We’re a multigenerational family farm that specializes in breeding and raising poultry. We offering…read morechickens, turkeys, pheasants, and more.

Quality meat from a great trusted source. Lots of other goodies too. Will definitely be a…read morereturning customer.

From the owner: 100% Grass fed grass finished beef and pastured pork. No antibiotics or hormones. read more