Upstate Locally Grown Market Page

Donna Putney USLG Director. Photo by Patrick Cavin Brown for “G the Magazine of Greenville”

Field-To-Table,
Farmer to consumer directly from family farms across the Upstate…
Products so Fresh that many are still in the field when you order them. Upstate Locally Grown Market enables farmers to literally pick and pack your order just hours before you pick it up!

Our Drop-off Sites:
For a review of the drop off site choices, times, Contact person, directions Click here
Scroll Down to see a choice of over 300 local products.
For Wholesale Establishments

Reserve early: USLG Kyak Excursion under “Reservations”
Check for Daniel Parsons’ CSA shares in “vegetables” and “Subscriptions”. With a CSA, the produce is grown just for you all season long!
This winter is difficult for fresh veggies, but you may still find tomatoes, lettuce, and green peppers this week. Just be a little patient. They will recover after the weather breaks.
Special: Receive Flowers each week! Subscription/CSA offering from Putney Farm gives you a bouquet of lovely, fragrant flowers each week to keep or to Gift. (See “Flowers” below.)
Price break: Nature’s Beef/Bar T Ranch In appreciation of your business has lowered the prices for you!

New to the Market?

• First: Sign up at Your account Then hit your browser’s “back” button to return, or click on “Market”
• Second: Scroll down, browse products below 24 hours a day. Take a look around our market, pick a favorite item or try something new and unusual. Be our guest for an order. Once you taste our products, you’ll experience the true meaning of from-the-farm flavor. You can also feel good knowing that your purchase helps support family farmers.©
• Third: Let us know what you think – we want your feedback
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• Questions? Visit the About page or the Q&A Page for answers.
  Click here for details about drop-off locations

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New Growers, New Products!

Palmetto Baking Company Preservative free Freshly baked breads for now, pastries and pies to come. Read about them on our website
Parson Produce Clinton SC CSA available ( view under “Vegetables” -then “CSA”
Garden Delights Moore, SC This week featuring Alpine Strawberry Plants both red and yellow.. These natives also make great groundcover. Find under plants.Read about their small operation on our website
High Farms: Landrum, SC. They currently offer Free-ranged pork, chicken and eggs. Read more about them on Our Growers page
Coming soon:Zocalo Salsas
Atlanta Ga…Highly Recommended by Athens locally Grown members

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Order History

Your Last Ten Orders
You can find your entire order history in the "Your Account" section.
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Eggs: 2.5 Dozen

 

Eggs - 30 in Cardboard Packaging
Grower: Upstate Locally Grown Market
Price: $10.10 ( 30 eggs )
Available (Estimated): 93

Volume discount. So fresh, at the time you order, the hens may still be working on them.. 30 random mixed shell color eggs in recycled/recyclable cardboard flat with protective sleeve. *order rebate if you have one to refill or order carton if you need one. TIP Hard boiling: Any egg can be hard boiled, but the freshest eggs will probably not peel very well. The reason is that the egg membrane has not yet been infused with air. If you have fresh eggs and want to hard boil them, let them age a week or so first. This “problem” is not too common for store bought eggs.
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Volume discount. So fresh, at the time you order, the hens may still be working on them.. 30 random mixed ... more

Eggs - two and one half Dozen Large Putney Farm Brand
Grower: Upstate Locally Grown Market
Price: $10.00 ( Two and a Half Dozen )
Available (Estimated): 25

*(Ovotherm Carton included) Naturally high in the omega 3's and enzymes because they are free-roaming on pasture and woods. Along with grasses, these hens eat wild forage, leaves, insects, and wildflowers, acorns, seeds, grains, sand, grit, and ground oyster shell for calcium. No horomones nor animal by-products in their supplemental feed.
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*(Ovotherm Carton included) Naturally high in the omega 3's and enzymes because they are free-roaming on pasture and woods. Along ... more

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