Farmer’s Bounty Sale brings animals, wares to Tractor Supply for start of spring
Published 11:29 am Monday, March 7, 2022
Cappy Martin sits at a table on Saturday, selling fresh eggs at the Farmer's Bounty Sale. (Photo by Anna Guizerix | The Vicksburg Post)
Vicksburg residents Amaya, Falynn and Maggie Hunter brought some of their rabbits to the Farmer's Bounty Sale on Saturday. (Photo by Anna Guizerix | The Vicksburg Post)
Stacy Cranston, right, attended Saturday's Farmer's Bounty sale with a truckload of chickens and two other avian friends: a set of brown-colored pigeons. (Photo by Anna Guizerix | The Vicksburg Post)
Billy Joe Harrison, far left, let passersby hold rabbits he brought to Saturday's Farmer's Bounty Sale. Harrison has raised rabbits for 10 years. (Photo by Anna Guizerix | The Vicksburg Post)
Billy Joe Harrison brought several rabbits to the Farmer's Bounty Sale, with fur ranging from white to gray to black in color. (Photo by Anna Guizerix | The Vicksburg Post)
Billy Joe Harrison brought several rabbits to the Farmer's Bounty Sale, with fur ranging from white to gray to black in color. (Photo by Anna Guizerix | The Vicksburg Post)
Vicksburg residents Amaya, Falynn and Maggie Hunter brought some of their rabbits to the Farmer's Bounty Sale on Saturday. (Photo by Anna Guizerix | The Vicksburg Post)
Tallulah native Kimberly Burgess mans her friend Evelyn Boyd's stand at the Farmer's Bounty Sale on Saturday. Boyd makes and sells a variety of jams, jellies, salsas and pickled vegetables. (Photo by Anna Guizerix | The Vicksburg Post)
Pullets, or young chickens, were for sale at the Farmer's Bounty Sale on Saturday. (Photo by Anna Guizerix | The Vicksburg Post)
One of many chicken coops on display at Saturday's Farmer's Bounty Sale. (Photo by Anna Guizerix | The Vicksburg Post)
Tony Powell, left, and Gladys Martin, right, attended the Farmer's Bounty sale and brought along some exotic varieties of chickens. (Photo by Anna Guizerix | The Vicksburg Post)
People from across Warren County and the surrounding area gathered on Saturday for the Farmer’s Bounty Sale.
Located at Tractor Supply Co. on South Frontage Road, the sale takes place every first and third Saturday of the month from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Self-proclaimed “Crazy Chicken Lady” Cappy Martin is the organizer, and through a partnership with Tractor Supply Co., there is no cost to vendors who would like to sell their small farm animals or homemade products.
A variety of items were available on Saturday, from bunnies and chickens to salsas and jams.
For more information on the Farmer’s Bounty sale, call Cappy Martin at 601-631-0492.
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