A Florida Department of Agriculture-operated market in Jacksonville serving Northeast Florida since 1938. The market hosts local honey vendors offering raw tupelo, gallberry, orange blossom, and wildflower honeys from First Coast and North Florida apiaries. With over 80 vendors in a covered facility, it is one of the largest publicly operated farmers markets in the Southeast.
Type: Farmers Market
Address: 1810 W Beaver St, Jacksonville, Florida
Phone: (904) 354-2821
Website: Jacksonville Regional Farmers Market
Farmers markets connect you directly with local beekeepers and honey producers. Arrive early for the best selection, and ask vendors about their hive locations and harvest dates. Learn how to read honey labels to spot authentic raw honey, and discover the benefits of raw honey.
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