Cline Produce

05/29/2026

Added fresh bell, cayenne, and banana to the inventory.

05/28/2026

Y’all ready???

05/11/2026

Coming soon

03/18/2026

If you were watching a certain tv station this evening, you may have seen this. Let me just say that you might want to be picky on where to get your news and ignore the fear mongering. At Cline Produce, much of the off season has been spent on research and training courses on panting, growing, and taking to the market the best available produce. With assistance of additional training resources from institutions such as Cornell University, Mississippi State University and Louisiana State University to name a few, Cline Produce has a plan in place to bring the same fresh vegetables at an increased amount to the market this season. That at the same great price points as last season. With a little luck and some cooperation from Mother Nature, you could be seeing Cline Produce making an appearance sooner rather than later!

The Iranian war is not only affecting gas prices but also the price of fertilizer.

03/03/2026

12/17/2025

Produce farm by summer
Wildlife sanctuary by winter

10/03/2025

They’re back. Cayenne will be available tomorrow along with bell, jalapeno, banana, and squash. Lots of squash!

09/26/2025

Decorate and spice up your salads with these wild colored jalapeños. Great for pepper sauce as well.

09/26/2025

Those weather folks have been talking fall all week but we all know they rarely get anything correct. Fall may be on the calendar but fresh summer vegetables are still going strong. Tomorrow morning an example will be on full display. Over 30lbs of fresh summer squash. Bell, banana, and jalapeno peppers. Cucumbers and okra and don’t forget that good old southern style pepper sauce! A freshly brewed batch will be available. Y’all come see us at the Pontotoc Farmers Market.

09/18/2025

Bringing approximately 20lbs of these delish darlings Saturday morning. My okra is getting thin but Valley Road Honey Farm has my slack. Stock up on both these for your freezer because one day soon, these hot days will fade quickly into sweater weather and they’ll disappear until next year!