Blueberry bushes heavy with ripe berries along a sandy farm lane
The Monzo family · Hammonton, New Jersey1934

Home grown goodness, right on Route 206.

Jersey Fresh blueberries, peaches, strawberries and much more — and certified blueberry plants, year round.

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Where our customers are our friends

Four generations of Monzos.

The 206 Farm Market has been owned and operated by the Monzo family since 1934.

Current owners Bill and Nancy Monzo, with their children Rachel and Billy, are the third and fourth generation of the family to keep the tradition going — the freshest local produce, and lots of good conversation.

Our customers are our “friends.” They come to visit from all over, and we welcome them each and every year.

The 206 Farm Market sign and stand under a big shade tree, with rows of potted plants
Angelo and Helen Monzo at the market, circa 1954

Angelo & Helen at the market, circa 1954 — and the market today.

All Jersey Fresh

Through the summer, straight from our fields.

  • Blueberries
  • Strawberries
  • Peaches
  • Raspberries
  • Asparagus
  • Tomatoes
  • Sweet corn
  • Peppers
  • Cucumbers
  • Squash
  • Eggplant
  • Watermelons
  • Cantaloupes
  • Hanging baskets

Picked here in Hammonton and sold at the stand. What's ready changes week to week — call ahead or check our Facebook page for what's in.

Potted blueberry bushes lined up in the grass

Blueberry plants, all year long.

We specialize in certified blueberry plants, year round. Time to think about planting? Stop by or give us a call. Give the gift that keeps giving, year after year.

From the farm

Picked here, sold here.

Did you know you can freeze berries for winter? Just pour them into a freezer bag unwashed, then rinse before using.

Wooden bushel baskets piled high with ripe peaches
Peaches by the basket
PopPop kneeling in the wildflower field with G, who wears a 206 Farm Market shirt
PopPop and G in the wildflowers, 2023
The covered farm stand with flats of blueberries and a Self Service sign
Stop by anytime

Self service,
on the honor system.

As always, we have self service — stop by and use the money box to make your purchases. If you have any questions, give us a call at 609-567-0060, or check our Facebook page.

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History & press

Fondly remembered.

Many of you will remember Angelo — affectionately known as the older gentleman who loved to talk — and his lovely wife Helen Monzo. They are both gone now, but fondly remembered by so many of our friends.

Angelo and Helen Monzo at the market stand, circa 1954
c. 1954Angelo & Helen at the market, with Helen's father Joe Cope looking on.
Helen Monzo in the field, circa 1950
c. 1950Helen at work in the field.
PopPop picking strawberries
PopPop’s strawberriesNow Bill and Nancy, Rachel and Billy — the third and fourth generations.
The New York TimesHonored to be mentioned in the Food section, July 4, 2018.
CBS3Stopped by the market for a visit.
A toddler in a 206 Farm Market shirt standing in a field of wildflowers
We support National Pollinator Week

A wildflower field for the bees.

The peaches, blueberries, raspberries and tomatoes we grow for you each season depend on bees. By planting and keeping this wildflower field on our farm, we support the habitat that pollinates our crops.

Visit the market

200 Route 206, Hammonton.

Address
206 Farm Market
200 Route 206, Hammonton, NJ 08037
Phone
609-567-0060
Owners
Bill & Nancy Monzo
Shopping
Self service at the stand — call ahead for what's picked today.
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The 206 Farm Market sign beside the big shade tree at the stand

Look for the red-and-white 206 Farm Market sign under the big tree.