The Jousans own and operate Howdy Hills Farm in Pontotoc County where they raise and show registered Alpine dairy goats in 4-H and ADGA-sanctioned shows. After their babies are weaned, they use the does’ milk to create hand-crafted, natural soap in a variety of scents created with high quality essential oils and fragrances like brambleberry, coffee shop, tobacco and bay leaf, southern peach, lavendar orange, sandlewood, and lots more…
Handcarved cypress knees ttansformed into personality filled Santas and other characters are Tammy’s specialty Her paintings, carvings, birdhouses are just as special.
Marie’s bird feeders are hand crafted from vintage and antique plates and bowls, with many that are squirrel resistant. No plastic here! Feeders are made with mason jars and chicken feeders and come prefilled with black oiled sunflower seeds and ready to hang. While visiting Marie at the market, be sure to pick up her hand-made, looped potholders and tea towels.
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For vendors who commit to a full season (market season or a particular growing season), the Pontotoc Farmers Market will:
Promote your business and products weekly on our social media platforms.
Promote your products through our weekly newsletter.
Provide the infrastructure to accept SNAP/EBT, USDA Senior Vouchers, WIC vouchers and grant voucher programs at no cost, expanding your customer base and income.
Provide an online marketplace, driving midweek and off-season sales.
Please review our Guidelines, then complete the online application through the link below. Want to meet with us in person? Please call 662-760-6703.