Roadside stands and farmers markets offer farmfresh produce

Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismNov 17th, 2008 | no responses

Ag tours, on farm bedandbreakfasts, and dude ranches give tourists the fresh air, open space, and relaxation of country life. Some forms of agritourism enterprises are well developed in Alabama, including fairs, festivals, etc. Other possibilities still offer potential development. Farms open to the public for wildlife watching and hunting. Agritourism can take many forms. Roadside stands and farmers markets offer farmfresh produce and interaction with growers. Upick operations, pumpkin patches, Christmas tree farms, hay mazes, farmanimal petting zoos, wine tasting, ag heritage museums, festivals, and fairs all attract visitors. .

Other possibilities still offer potential development. Roadside stands and farmers markets offer farmfresh produce and interaction with growers. Ag tours, on farm bedandbreakfasts, and dude ranches give tourists the fresh air, open space, and relaxation of country life. Agritourism is one alternative for improving the incomes and potential economic viability of small farms and rural communities. Some forms of agritourism enterprises are well developed in Alabama, including fairs, festivals, etc. . Agritourism can take many forms. Agricultural tourism operations provide bridge between urban and rural dwellers.