Small Georgia farms, at your door.
Eggs, greens, jam and honey from family farms an hour outside Atlanta. Collected at our hub and brought to you by local drivers, twice a week.
Launching in Decatur, Kirkwood and Grant Park.
Every Tuesday, the truck makes the loop.
Orders close Sunday night. On Monday the farms pick and pack. Tuesday morning, one driver drives out to the farm towns east of Atlanta and has your food back in the city before lunch.
- 6:45amLeaves our Atlanta hub
- 7:30Loganville
- 8:15Monroe
- 8:50Social Circle
- 9:20Rutledge
- 9:45Madison
- 11:00Back at the hub, sorted by street
- 2–7pmAt your door
Our planned launch route. Fridays run the same loop.
Meet the farms
Our first farms are all within about an hour of Atlanta.

Alder Brook Farm
Berries and jam, Loganville

Clover Hill Farm
Goat cheese and a petting zoo, Madison

Stonegate Gardens
Greens and sweet potatoes, Monroe

Oak Meadow Farm
Pasture-raised eggs and chicken, Social Circle
Wren Hollow Flowers
Cut flowers, Watkinsville
Hickory Mill Farm
Grits and sourdough, Rutledge
Bayberry Farm
Mountain honey, Blue Ridge
Pine Hollow Pecans
Fresh-crop pecans, Albany
Farther out, farms across the South ship their pantry goods to you: Texas grapefruit, Louisiana cane syrup, Alabama satsumas and Tennessee sorghum.
Farms keep 80 cents of every dollar.
Farms set their own prices and get paid every week. We earn our share by doing the driving, the packing and the paperwork, so they can keep farming. No hidden fees for anyone.

For farmers
We're looking for our first founding farms near Atlanta.
- We pick up from your farmOn set days. You pack orders the night before.
- You set your pricesAnd keep 80% of every local sale, 88% on what you ship yourself.
- Paid every MondayDirect deposit for the week before.
- No sign-up fee, no contractFounding farms get a lower rate for their first year.
Be first in line
Tell us where you live and we'll let you know the week Drover reaches your street.
Opens your email app with your details filled in. We'll only write when it's time to order.

