By JENNIFER MOONSONG
Glasgow News 1
Thursday morning a crowd gathered at 1400 South Green St. in Glasgow to cut the ribbon and celebrate the new and improved location for 17 year old, Bodie Janes, the Barefoot Farmer of Finney Holler.
Janes started growing a garden at the age of 14 during the pandemic.
“We started by selling my vegetables at the farmers market, but thought we could do better independently,” Janes said. For a couple of seasons, Janes sold his produce at Wyatt’s Oil just a few yards away from his new location. To learn more about what Janes does and his hours and current offerings, click here.
The county echoes the utterances of Mayor Henry Royse in welcoming Janes.
The covered stand offers a plethora of produce grown by Janes.
Now seventeen, Janes started his farming endeavor at the age of fourteen.
Janes’ mother and other supporters look on as Janes speaks.
Barefoot Farmer of Finney Holler Bodie Janes and Erin Hiles of Barren Inc.
Mayor Royse talks about watching Janes grow into a fine young entrepreneur.
Tomatoes and green onions are plentiful.
Pickling cucumbers are a customer favorite.
Janes cuts the ribbon for his new location.
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