Looking for an excellent Citrus County farmers markets? Look no further than the Hernando Farmers Market! It features fresh produce, prepared foods, and more from local vendors. Find everything you need to know about our local farmer’s market below!
Farmers markets are a key piece of agricultural history in the United States and especially in Florida. Each and every farmers market reflects the local area’s charm with locally tailored products at each stand – such as fruits, vegetables, nursery stock, rubs, sauces, and other items – for sale directly to the consumer. Most farmers markets have seasonal selections and may alter their hours as the year goes on. Every Citrus County farmers market is independently owned and operated and establishes its own vendor rules and regulations.
Hernando Farmers Market Hours And Location
Address: 1996 N Florida Ave, Hernando, FL 34442
Hours: Monday through Saturday from 9 am to 5:30 pm & Sundays from 10:30 am to 3:30 pm
Open rain or shine, year-round
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this Citrus County farmers market open daily?
Does this farmers market have international vegetables?
Are the fruits and vegetables at Citrus County farmers markets locally grown?
Is this farmers market open on holidays?
Are dogs allowed at the Hernando Farmers Market?
Is the Hernando Farmers Market the only farmers market in Citrus County?
What should I look for when shopping at a farmers market?
To combat this, the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services encourages customers to familiarize themselves with Florida-grown crops and when they are available by visiting their website and checking out their Florida Seasonal Availability Chart. This will help consumers to educate themselves about which products can actually be locally grown and which have to be imported in from elsewhere. Some farmers may be able to grow crops throughout the year as well, so be sure to double check by asking the market staff.
What questions should I ask at a farmers market?
- Do you grow these fruits and vegetables yourself? Is everything you sell self-grown? If not, do you buy locally or do you buy wholesale? What do you consider local?
- Where is your farm or ranch located? Do you allow the public to view your farm or ranch? How are your crops grown?
- If your products are organic, who certifies your farm? May I see your certification?
