Sweet Grown Alabama Catfish

Low in fat and a great source of omega-3 fatty acids, mild and flaky Sweet Grown Alabama catfish is an excellent choice for you and your family. Learn more about this over $104 million industry in Alabama and how you can purchase Sweet Grown Alabama catfish to be delivered to your doorstep.

  • Alabama ranks second in the nation for total catfish production.

  • The majority of Alabama’s catfish farms are located in Alabama’s historic Blackbelt Region in the counties of Hale, Dallas, Greene, Perry and Sumter.

  • The channel catfish is native to Alabama, widely adapted to local rivers and reservoirs, and serves as the state's most important commercial food fish.

 

Sweet Grown Alabama Catfish to Your Doorstep

Using online retailer Delivered Cold, you can order Sweet Grown Alabama catfish grown by Alabama farmers and processed at Harvest Select in Uniontown to be delivered right to your doorstep. With every purchase, you're directly supporting an Alabama farm family. 

 

Sweet Grown Catfish Recipes

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May 4, by Kate DeLoach

Strawberry Lemonade Trifle

Don’t let the length of this recipe worry you. This trifle comes together quickly and is a great way to showcase sweet juicy local strawberries and strawberry jam!
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Apr 27, by Stacey Little of SouthernBite.com

Fried Corn

A classic Southern summer side dish!
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Apr 12, by Grace Ellis

Candied Pecans with a Kick

Simple, sweet and spicy! 
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Mar 30, by Till, Birmingham's Online Farmers Market

Okra Fritters

You have probably tried fried okra, but have you ever tried fried okra fritters? Check out this fried okra fritter recipe. 
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Mar 30, by Karah Skinner

Sausage Muffins

Breakfast on the go for your busy mornings! 
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Mar 21, by Karah Skinner

Sausage Gravy with Tomatoes

Start your day on the right foot with a tasty breakfast like this sausage gravy and tomato recipe from Rock House Farms.
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Special thanks to the Alabama Catfish Producers, The Catfish Institute and Harvest Select for contributing to this page.