Native Son Farm is a busier since the coronavirus outbreak

Native Son Farm offering preorder and curbside pickup

Classified as an essential service.

One market that is open right now is in oxford.

And one of its main produce providers is in tupelo.

Wtva's chelsea brown is live with how sales have been since the coronavirus outbreak.

Here at native son farms business is running a little different since the outbreak of the coronavirus.

Farmers here are still supplying produce to the oxford farmers market the storefront is closed but native son farm is still providing produce to customers as much as possible.

Businss."

Pkg lauren stacy- director of marketing "it's been a challenging time" lauren stacy is the director of marketing and sales.

She has worked with native son farms for the past three years "a big part of our business is community focus" "everything is grown here right behind the farm stand."

Stacy says all of their produce is grown right behind the market without using any type of chemicals or pesticides.

Because of the coronavirus outbreak the market has stopped allowing customers to come into the store.

Native son farms is now offering customers to pre order and pick up produce curbside "we hope to make it easy for our shoppers, to pull up and we will bring it right to your car."

I asked stacy how business is going.

"we have been very busy, since we have to package and do the ordering and change our whole form of business."

Right now native son farm has many different kinds of produce you can order: lettuce, strawberries, turnips, potatoes..

They also sell meats, cheeses, and grains that they get from different suppliers.

To order any produce from native son farm you can call the store at 662-205-45-26 you can a link to the website on our website at wtva.com.

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