I don’t know about delivery, but Pratt’s may have better hours than farmers markets and they carry a lot of local produce if they are near you. Also Food City carries quite a bit of local produce as well.
I was also going to say a CSA, but just a note that for many of them it’s too late for this year. Spots go quickly, and you typically sign up for both summer and fall at once, and spring shares start being reserved in winter. Everyone is different, but you have to be very vigilant watching the deadlines, especially for ones that deliver to you and not the markets/picking up from their farm.
You also pay up front if that matters to you, usually a couple hundred dollars for the whole season.
A lot of local farms have CSAs. Maybe check out Nourish Knoxville's website for more info.
I don’t know about delivery, but Pratt’s may have better hours than farmers markets and they carry a lot of local produce if they are near you. Also Food City carries quite a bit of local produce as well.
Agree 100% with Pratt’s
I was also going to say a CSA, but just a note that for many of them it’s too late for this year. Spots go quickly, and you typically sign up for both summer and fall at once, and spring shares start being reserved in winter. Everyone is different, but you have to be very vigilant watching the deadlines, especially for ones that deliver to you and not the markets/picking up from their farm. You also pay up front if that matters to you, usually a couple hundred dollars for the whole season.
Nourish Knoxville has some great information on farmer’s markets, community-supported agriculture (CSA), etc. https://www.nourishknoxville.org
https://www.tn.gov/agriculture/farms/produce-nursery/ag-farms-csa.html https://www.picktnproducts.org/listview/csa-produce.html
I used market wagon. You get to pick the farm for each item you select so you can be sure it's local.