🥔 Fresh Fall Produce Available Now at The Mountain Farm House in Pikeville

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🥔 Fresh Fall Produce Available Now at The Mountain Farm House in Pikeville

As the harvest season winds down across the Sequatchie Valley, The Mountain Farm House in Pikeville is letting customers know what’s still in stock-and it’s a solid reminder that local farm-fresh options remain available through the fall months. For residents in the valley and nearby areas looking to stock up on seasonal vegetables, a quick call ahead can help secure what you need.

📍 What’s Available Right Now

The Mountain Farm House, located at 4450 New Harmony Road in Pikeville, currently has sweet potatoes and tomatoes on hand, along with an assortment of pumpkins, gourds, and squash in various colors. 🎃 The sweet potatoes are sourced from Alexander Farms and come in 40-pound boxes, offering a nutrient-dense option packed with vitamins A and C, beta carotene, and low sodium content-all cholesterol-free.

💡 How to Order

The farm picks, packs, and sells fresh produce daily. Interested customers are encouraged to call ahead at (423) 447-6635 to check current availability or place orders. This direct-contact approach helps ensure you get exactly what you’re looking for without making an unnecessary trip. 📞

For families and home gardeners stocking their pantries or planning fall meals, The Mountain Farm House offers a straightforward way to access locally grown and sourced produce without leaving the valley. ✨

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