Hunter’s Farm & Market

Best known for their locally grown corn and their reputation is well deserved for it, because truth be told it is delicious. My family’s favorite is the bi-​color, but the other crops hold their own special flavors. They carry many other local grown products such as tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, string beans, strawberries, blueberries, watermelon, apples, & peaches to name a few. What they carry often depends on the growing season, but your sure to find a splendid variety. They also support small local businesses by carrying home made items such as mustards, relishes, dressings, honey & and so much more. Love the 100% natural raw honey when I make my homemade iced tea, an amazing flavor boost. I could go on, but instead recommend stopping in for yourself, you’ll be glad you did.

Great family-​owned farmer’s market. The produce is as fresh as it gets and the prices are reasonable. Local products including eggs, honey, and preserves are also available. I highly recommend the tomatoes, corn, sweet potatoes, and baked goods.

I am definitely a fan! The counter people are always courteous, helpful and knowledgable. Prices are reasonable for such quality and they have a nice selection of baked goods. Too bad I am trying to lay off the carbs. Try their peach cider in the cooler, it is heaven. They need to develop an email list to advise their customers when certain produce is in, such as strawberries and peaches. Facebook to me doesnt cut it.

Love their corn! Produce is alway fresh and great quality

Stopped by today to pick up some fresh corn to go with dinner. As usual, the corn was delicious. This farm has a nice selection of fresh fruits, veggies, pies, rolls, cider, honey and stuffed breads. The French Apple Pie is VERY good.
*** Hunter Farm is known for their corn.
This farm has been here and has been owned by the same family since the 1700’s. It’s smaller in acreage now however. You can see One Liberty Place in the distance as you stand in front of this farm, which has been here for a few hundred years… what a contrast.

jersey fresh! Love it here… Friendly people who work there too

Growing up in Nebraska, born, bred, and corn fed, one would naturally assume I know a good cob of corn when I run into one. Well the corn there was plentiful and I like many of my fellow cornhuskers was raised to appreciate the fine taste of a good ear of corn and boy did I. After moving here to the east coast that old saying «you dont know how good you had it until its gone» definitely plagued a huge part of my summer soirée’s here. Years of wasted summers trying to enjoy store bought corn when all I kept dreaming of was biting into Nebraska’s finest was all I could think about. That is until I ran into Hunters Farm after an anonymous tip…
Hunters Farm has the most amazing corn. The corn is what makes this farm soo famous. They had me at one bite. The crispy burst of juicy sweetness makes my summers complete. Every morning they bring in a wagon of fresh picked corn and just about every single cob is full, voluptuous, and ready for the pot. No finding dinky sized runts of any kind mixed in with these cobs! They’re also quite affordable. I picked myself up a dozen for only $ 4.99 today!
They also sell a variety of other veggies, I picked up some eggplants, tomatos and cucumber all very beautiful and reasonable. Just a tip, make sure you pick yourself up a few ears of corn and try it for yourself.
Support our local farms: o)

This is the BEST place to get local corn, they pick it in the morning, and if you get there early enough, you will see them hauling it into the store. The corn is worth 5 stars, the other products are hit or miss. They co-​op with local farms for other products. And they support/​sell local farms, bakeries, etc. One way or the other, if you live in the area, this is where you should go to get corn. Very friendly people, and generally just an all around good place.