This research investigates the distribution of markets and the accessibility of farms to agricultural markets in the Ido Local Government Area of Oyo State, Nigeria. It combines primary and secondary data sources, utilizing GPS coordinates, administrative maps, satellite imagery, and road data to analyze spatial relationships. The study reveals a clustered distribution of markets, predominantly along major roads, while farmland is concentrated around rural settlements. Proximity to roads plays a vital role in farm accessibility, with closer proximity benefiting transportation efficiency. The study highlights the importance of road infrastructure in promoting agricultural productivity and recommends road improvements, storage facilities, and the upgrading of minor roads to facilitate efficient farm-to-market transportation. These findings have significant implications for agricultural development and economic growth in the region.