πŸ… Bulk Produce Deals Now Available at Gary Swafford Farms in Pikeville

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🍅 Bulk Produce Deals Now Available at Gary Swafford Farms in Pikeville

Gary Swafford Farms in Pikeville, Bledsoe County, is launching a fresh round of wholesale pricing on locally grown and sourced produce-from heirloom tomatoes and berries to pick-your-own turnip greens. The announcement reflects the farm’s ongoing commitment to serving both retail customers and wholesale buyers across the region with quality seasonal offerings.

πŸ›’ What’s Available Now

The farm is offering competitive bulk pricing on a wide variety of produce starting immediately. Small tomatoes and heirloom tomatoes are priced at $20-$25 per box, while berry options include kiwi berries at $14 per case (12/1-pint), blackberries at $16 per case (8/12-oz), strawberries at $15 per case (4/2-lb or 8/1-lb), and blueberries at $28 per case (12/1-pint). 🫐

Fruit selections also feature honey bell-type dekopon mandarins at $19 per case (30-32 count), seedless green grapes at $20 per 18-lb flat, and Kandy cantaloupes at $22 per flat (6/2-count). For those interested in fresh greens, pick-your-own turnip greens are ready at $5 per sack. πŸ₯¬

πŸ“ Location & Contact

Gary Swafford Farms is located at 489 Summer City Road in Pikeville, Tennessee 37367. Customers and wholesale buyers can reach the farm at (423) 447-7480 or connect via their social media pages for updates on seasonal availability and pricing.

πŸ’‘ Why It Matters for Local Buyers

For restaurants, food service operations, and retail grocers in the Sequatchie Valley and surrounding areas, direct access to bulk produce at wholesale pricing supports local sourcing and reduces supply chain costs. For home gardeners and community members seeking fresh, locally grown options, the pick-your-own greens and bulk fruit offerings provide an affordable way to stock up on seasonal produce. ✨

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