🌾 H&J Farm at Pikeville Farmers Market — Saturday, June 13th, 7:30 AM–12:30 PM

As farmers markets continue to thrive across the Sequatchie Valley this season, H&J Farm is bringing fresh offerings and local flavor to Pikeville this weekend, drawing together the region’s growing community of producers and food enthusiasts.

🎪 H&J Farm will set up at the Pikeville Farmers Market on Saturday, June 13th, from 7:30 AM to 12:30 PM, showcasing freeze-dried products, homemade dog treats, and fresh herbs. The market will also feature the Cajun Food Truck, Voodoo Vittles, serving up hot meals for hungry shoppers. 🍲

📍 This is an ideal opportunity for Sequatchie Valley residents to stock up on locally-sourced goods while supporting regional farmers and small businesses. Whether you’re looking for unique pantry staples, treats for your furry friends, or a quick bite to eat, the market offers something for everyone. ✨

🛍️ Arrive early for the best selection—farmers markets in the area tend to draw steady crowds throughout the morning. Bring cash and reusable bags, and plan to explore what other local vendors have on offer as well.

What to Know Before You Go

• Arrive early when the market opens at 7:30 AM to get the best selection of freeze-dried products, homemade dog treats, and fresh herbs from H&J Farm.
• Bring cash and reusable bags, as farmers markets typically operate on cash transactions and you’ll want to carry your purchases comfortably.
• Plan to grab a meal from the Cajun Food Truck, Voodoo Vittles, which will be serving hot meals throughout the market hours from 7:30 AM to 12:30 PM.
• Explore other local vendors at the Pikeville Farmers Market beyond H&J Farm to support additional regional farmers and small businesses in the Sequatchie Valley.

Source: Rachel Knowles – H&J Farm at Pikeville Farmers Market Saturday June 13th 7:30 AM-12:30 PM with freeze dried products, dog treats, herbs. Cajun Food Truck (Voodoo Vittles) als…

Related Businesses

Pikeville Farmer’s Market

This is the exact venue where H&J Farm is setting up on June 13th, making it the direct host location for the event described in the article.

Oren Wooden’s Apple House

A Pikeville-based farmers market vendor offering fresh local produce and farm goods, representing the type of regional producers participating in the Pikeville Farmers Market alongside H&J Farm.

Rodriguez Produce

A Pikeville-area produce vendor that exemplifies the local farmers and small businesses the article encourages readers to support at the farmers market.

Burrows Farms

A Sequatchie Valley micro farm offering fresh herbs and specialty plants, directly aligned with H&J Farm‘s offerings of fresh herbs at the market.

Phillip & Cindy’s Natural Teas, Spices, Herbs and Honey

A regional vendor specializing in herbs and natural products, representing the type of artisan producers featured at Sequatchie Valley farmers markets.

Fredonia Mountain Farmers Market

Another community farmers market in the Sequatchie Valley region offering fresh produce and artisan foods, representing the broader farmers market ecosystem mentioned in the article.