FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about our produce, where we’re located, or how to join the Huffman team? You’ll find answers to all that and more right here in our Huffman Produce FAQ.

Where does the produce come from?

We proudly offer our own homegrown produce when it’s in season — typically from Memorial Day weekend through September.

When certain items aren’t available from our fields, we source from local farmers we’ve partnered with for years. These trusted relationships allow us to bring you fresh, high-quality produce straight from their farms to our table, with minimal handling and maximum freshness.

We also work with farmer friends in Georgia, sending them the same seeds we use on our farm. Since their season starts earlier, they’re able to grow the same varieties for us — using the same methods — so we can offer you the same produce even before our Nebraska fields are ready.

Some fruits and veggies just don’t thrive in the Midwest. That’s why our peaches come from Georgia, Colorado, and Idaho, depending on the season. If you’re ever curious about where your food comes from, just ask — we’re always happy to share!

What if I receive a product that is less than quality?

Huffman Produce offers a freshness guarantee on all produce. If you ever receive something that doesn’t meet your expectations, we want to make it right!

Please don’t hesitate to reach out to us via email or send us a message on Facebook — we’re happy to work with you!

How do I apply for a job at Huffman Produce?

Huffman Produce begins hiring each spring for seasonal roadside stand positions. Many of our team members are high school and college students, so once school starts back up in the fall, we often have additional openings to help us finish out the season through the end of September.

We offer a variety of positions, each with slightly different responsibilities and schedules:

Setup Position: Drive directly to one of our stands to help unload the truck and set up for the day. Hours are typically from 8:00AM-11:00AM.
Morning Shift (AM): Pick up a produce truck at our Valley farm and drive it to the stand. Setup and sell produce from 8:00AM–3:30PM.
Afternoon Shift (PM): Also begins at our Valley farm. Pick up a produce truck and sell produce until close. Shift is from 1:00PM–8:30PM.

Applicants must be at least 18 years old and comfortable working outdoors in a fast-paced, customer-focused environment.

If you're interested in applying, please reach out via email or send your resume to the same address. You can also message us on Facebook. We're happy to discuss openings and help you find the best fit!

Why should I buy from Huffman Produce instead of the grocery store?

We’re a small, local family farm located in Valley, Nebraska (with most of our growing ground right here in Valley) and have been proudly serving the Omaha Metro for years.

But more than that, we care deeply about how we grow and source our produce. Whether it’s from our own fields or trusted partner farms, we’re committed to bringing you the freshest, most flavorful produce possible — straight from the field to your home.

We appreciate each and every one of our customers and we’re always striving to offer Omaha the best produce in town!

Does Huffman Produce offer delivery?

Unfortunately, we no longer offer delivery at this time. We're sorry for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding.

Is Huffman Produce open to new partnerships?

Yes! Huffman Produce is always looking to grow and collaborate with local makers, growers, and small businesses. We’re passionate about expanding our product offerings while supporting others in the community.

If you’re interested in partnering with us, please reach out via email or send us a message on Facebook. We'd love to hear more about your products and explore how we can work together!

Where can I find your stands?

Huffman Produce currently has two stand locations: one in West Omaha and one in Bellevue, Nebraska. You can find detailed directions, maps, and stand hours on our Find Us page.