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Online ordering opens soon.The store is open as usual — we’re still getting the shelves online, so there’s nothing to add to a basket just yet.

Who we buy from

We can tell you the name of the farm, the town, and the road.

Buying local isn’t a badge on a shelf tag. It’s a standing order, a delivery day, and a phone number we actually call when something looks off. These are the farms and makers behind what’s on our shelves.

Ousley Creek Farm, Hahira, GA

12 mi from the store · since 1974

Ousley Creek Farm

Hahira, GA

Three generations on the same forty acres north of town. They pick to order twice a week, which is why their tomatoes still smell like the vine when they reach our shelf.

If it is not good enough for my own table, it does not go on the truck.

  • Tomatoes
  • Okra
  • Field peas
  • Silver Queen corn
Withlacoochee Creamery, Valdosta, GA

8 mi from the store · since 2011

Withlacoochee Creamery

Valdosta, GA

A small grass-fed herd on the river bottom, bottling in glass and pasteurising low and slow. Their buttermilk is the reason our cornbread section exists.

Forty cows. We know every one of them by name.

  • Whole milk
  • Buttermilk
  • Farmstead cheddar
  • Cultured butter
Lowndes County Apiary, Lake Park, GA

15 mi from the store · since 1998

Lowndes County Apiary

Lake Park, GA

Hives set in gallberry and tupelo along the state line. Gallberry honey barely crystallises, which is a South Georgia thing most people outside the region have never tasted.

The flavour changes every few weeks. That is the whole point.

  • Wildflower honey
  • Gallberry honey
  • Comb honey
  • Beeswax
Pine Level Pastures, Adel, GA

22 mi from the store · since 2016

Pine Level Pastures

Adel, GA

Birds moved to fresh grass every morning, hogs on wooded lots rather than concrete. Their processing dates set our schedule, not the other way round.

We move the birds daily. You can taste the grass in the yolk.

  • Pasture-raised eggs
  • Whole chicken
  • Heritage pork

Grow it, raise it, make it nearby?

We’re always looking for the next name on this list.

If you farm, raise, bake, or make something within driving distance of Valdosta, we want to taste it. Tell us what you’ve got and where you’re working from.