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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Apr 30, by Ashley Peek

Four Ingredient Beef Sandwiches

A simple way to enjoy Sweet Grown Alabama beef without sacrificing flavor or hours in the kitchen.
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Apr 30, by Josh Morrison

Spatchcocked Chimichurri Chicken

With a variety of herbs and garlic, this whole chicken recipe from Earnest Roots Farm is sure to delight around the dinner table.
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Apr 30, by Kyyeetha Archinard

Garden Herb Butter

A nice twist on traditional butter!
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Apr 30, by Ashley Peek

Farmer’s Favorite Burger

Check out our take on a crowd favorite.
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Apr 30, by George Koulianos

Roasted Alabama Cabbage

A healthy (and yummy) way to eat your greens from DK Farms with the perfect hit of balsamic vinegar.
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Apr 30, by Greg Anderson

Alabama Pot Roast

An Alabama take on classic Mississippi Pot Roast. Throw this recipe from Sullivan Creek Ranch in the slow cooker for an easy weeknight meal.
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Special thanks to the Alabama Catfish Producers, The Catfish Institute and Harvest Select for contributing to this page.