A brand-new farm with no prior operating history at all — everything from hours to tree species to pricing is genuinely unknown, so treat this as a name and phone number to check on closer to the season, not a plannable visit yet.
Ol’ Henry Farms is about as thin a record as this research batch produces, and for a specific, honest reason: it’s a brand-new farm that has never opened before. Both Mississippi’s official Department of Agriculture tree-farm directory and independent November 2025 news coverage (WJTV) describe it only as “scheduled to open in 2026,” with no further operational detail available anywhere.
Every other farm in this batch, even the thinly documented ones, has at least some operating history to draw from — a prior season’s hours, a described tree type, a mention from a regular customer or local news story. Ol’ Henry Farms has none of that, because this will apparently be its first season. Hours, tree species, whether it’s cut-your-own or staff-cut or precut, saw availability, and payment type are all genuinely unknown rather than simply unpublished — there’s no prior year to have documented any of it. Rather than guess at any of these based on what similar new Mississippi farms might typically offer, this record leaves them all as null, which is the honest reflection of what’s actually known.
No street address was found in any source; only the town of Summit, Mississippi, is specified. Because of that, the coordinates on file reflect Summit’s town center rather than the farm’s actual physical location — a detail worth knowing if you’re using this listing to navigate, since you may need the phone number to get real directions rather than relying on a mapped pin.
The one genuinely solid fact here is that this is a real, planned agricultural operation, not a rumor or a placeholder — its inclusion on the official Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce list, cross-referenced with independent news coverage describing the same planned 2026 opening, suggests the state itself treats this as a legitimate grower getting ready to start selling trees, not a speculative listing with no basis.
Given the complete absence of operational history, this isn’t a farm to plan a specific visit around yet. The more useful action is to note the name and phone number — 601-754-5819 — and check back closer to Thanksgiving 2026 to see whether the farm has published any actual details about its first season: hours, what it’s growing, and what it costs. Calling earlier in the fall, once the farm is closer to its planned opening, is likely to get more useful answers than calling today.
The honest bottom line: Ol’ Henry Farms is a real, upcoming operation worth keeping an eye on, but there is currently nothing here — no hours, no species, no price, no confirmed address — that would let anyone actually plan a trip.
Not stated anywhere. The farm has never opened before and is only described as 'scheduled to open in 2026' by the sources checked.
Not stated in the record — with no operating history, there's no honest basis for any estimate here.
Not stated in the record.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in any source checked.
Skip Ol' Henry Farms for now if you need any confirmed detail — hours, tree type, cutting model, or price — since none of that exists anywhere yet for a farm that has never operated before.
Not available in the record checked.
It's described by Mississippi's official state agriculture directory and independent news coverage as 'scheduled to open in 2026,' with no prior operating history. Call 601-754-5819 closer to the season to confirm actual opening details.
Not stated anywhere — this is a brand-new farm with no season history to draw from.
It's confirmed to be a real, planned farm-based operation on the official Mississippi Department of Agriculture list, not a parking-lot pop-up — but that's the extent of what's confirmed.
No street address was given in the sources checked; only Summit, MS is specified, so the coordinates used here reflect the town center rather than the farm's actual location.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Summit, MS 39666, in Pike County. It is one of 8 farms we track in Southwest MS.
We track 8 farms in Southwest MS, 6 of which let you cut your own tree. The farm has not published a starting price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 2 of the 8 farms we track in Southwest MS had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 3 other farms we track in Pike County. All Southwest MS farms →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
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Checked September 2026.