TnF Farms was open every day for your farm fresh needs

Join us at our virtual farmer's market Join us at the vibrant local farmers markets in the surrounding communities, where a world of fresh and flavorful experiences awaits you. Whether you’re a food enthusiast, a supporter of local businesses, or simply seeking a taste of homemade, our farmer’s markets have something for everyone to savor.

Formerly located in the Florida panhandle, our virtual farmer’s market was open every day instead of once a month. TnF Farms was part of the celebration of the Florida panhandle’s rich agricultural heritage. With our produce, you’ll find a kaleidoscope of colors. We also feature healthy, friendly farm animals that are fed a quality diet of natural food and love.

But our farm goods are more than just locally sourced, fresh ingredients. We also offered farm goods made from products grown here on our farm.

Our virtual farmers market is open every day

Whether you choose to visit us once a month in person or browse our virtual market, you’re in for a delightful culinary adventure. Join us in celebrating the bounty of the local farm community and its surroundings, where every bite tells a story and every purchase supports our local community. Thank you for supporting local farms like TnF Farms.

Supporting Local Farmers and Food Suppliers

02/06/2025/in Farmer's Market, Homesteading/by Jill

As we face global challenges, the importance of local resilience becomes increasingly clear, making the support of local farmers a crucial element in ensuring food security and environmental sustainability. By engaging with local agriculture, you contribute to a robust food system and help preserve cultural heritage, and promote ethical practices. This involvement fosters a deeper connection between consumers and the origins of their food, encouraging a more informed and conscientious society.

Dairy Goats: Two Adorable Breeds

12/11/2023/in Farm Animals, Farmer's Market, Homesteading, Nigerian Dwarf Goats, Nubian Goats/by Faith

With the choices between Nigerian Dwarf Goats and Mini Nubian Goats, I couldn’t decide! So we have both kinds of goats at TnF Farms. If you’re trying to decide which of these gems is best for you, it boils down to personal preferences. Join us as we break down the differences between both breeds.

The Cluck-Worthy Truth

11/09/2023/in Farm Animals, Farmer's Market, Homesteading, Poultry/by Tim

It occurred to me when we were restocking our chicken feed that nobody has ever asked us for “proof” that we are feeding our chickens non-GMO feed. There is no regulating body that comes out and periodically checks and we’ve never had to send our eggs off for analysis. Non-GMO feed costs more. Non-GMO eggs can call for a mark-up over regular eggs.

What’s in the Pork You Eat?

11/06/2023/in American Guinea Hogs, Farm Animals, Farmer's Market, Homesteading/by Tim

At TnF Farms, we believe what you feed your livestock has everything to do with what you get in return. We can taste the difference in our pork especially over commercially raised pork. Quality in means great animal health. Our pasture and forest raised pigs finished out are healthy weight with muscle tone and seem to have an overall energetic or spry take on life. Not just big, fat and lethargic.

Non-GMO Free-Range Eggs

10/13/2023/in Farm Animals, Farmer's Market, Florida Living, Poultry/by Tim

TnF Farms is located just outside the idyllic town of Havana, Florida. Local residents and visitors are embracing a healthier and more sustainable way of life by seeking out non-GMO, free-range farm-fresh eggs. In this post, we’ll explore the quest for these premium eggs, highlighting the benefits of non-GMO and free-range practices, and where you can find these exceptional gems in Havana.

Farmers Markets in the Modern Age

09/01/2023/in Farmer's Market, Homesteading/by Tim

Farmers markets, those vibrant hubs of local commerce and community, have been a staple of towns and cities for centuries. Traditionally, they’ve been places where farmers and artisans come together to sell fresh produce, handmade goods, and create a sense of connection. In today’s fast-paced, digital world, these markets are evolving to meet the demands of a modern society. This article explores how farmers markets are adapting and thriving in the digital age through the integration of technology.

Registered Livestock Pros and Cons

07/14/2023/in American Guinea Hogs, Farm Animals, Farmer's Market, Homesteading, Nigerian Dwarf Goats/by Tim

When it comes to raising livestock, whether for meat, milk, or other products, farmers often face a choice between registered and non-registered animals. Registered livestock, which are typically associated with purebred or pedigree breeds, come with their own set of advantages and disadvantages. In this blog post, we’ll explore the pros and cons of raising registered livestock to help farmers make informed decisions about their animal husbandry practices. TnF Farms has both registered and unregistered livestock. The animal’s purpose is dependent on whether or not it is registered. TnF Farms is also a member of the American Guinea Hog Association.

Farm Fresh Eggs vs. Commercial Eggs

07/03/2023/in Farm Animals, Farmer's Market, Homesteading, Poultry/by Faith

Eggs have long been a staple in diets worldwide, offering a versatile source of protein, vitamins, and minerals. When it comes to eggs, many consumers face a choice between farm fresh and commercial varieties. In this post, we’ll delve into the health benefits of choosing farm fresh eggs over commercial eggs, shedding light on the factors that make them a wholesome and nutritious choice. At TnF Farms we feed our chickens Non-GMO feed to give the eggs an added health benefit.

Home Grown Vegetables vs. Store-Bought

06/26/2023/in Farmer's Market, Homesteading/by Faith

The choice between homegrown vegetables and store-bought produce is a perennial dilemma for many consumers. Each option comes with its own set of advantages and considerations. In this post, we’ll explore the pros and cons of both homegrown and store-bought vegetables, helping you make informed decisions about your dietary choices and food sources.