Attalla, al

Farms near Attalla, al

Lyerly, Georgia

Starling Mill Farms is a small dairy operating with 12 registered jersey cows. We are licensed through GA feed lic div to sell for pet food.... [more]

Owens Crossroads, Alabama

We bought the farm in 2015. We raise Galloway cattle and have horses and donkeys too. We grow hay for our animals and sell any extra.... [more]

Somerville, Alabama

Mims Blueberry Farm features naturally grown blueberries and is open to the public from late June or early July until the berries are gone at the end August or early September.... [more]

Owens Cross Roads, Alabama

Selling eggs from true pasture raised hens. See the difference in the orange yolks and one of a kind tastes.... [more]

Falkville, Alabama

We are honored to be a collaborator and incubator as a sub-awardee on a three-year Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program, run by Alabama A&M and funded through the USDA.... [more]

Ranburne, Alabama

Dennis Farms is located in east central Alabama, 7 miles from the Georgia state line. We grow lush, nutritious grass in our pastures using management intensive grazing principles to insure our animals... [more]

Tallapoosa, Georgia

We are a wholesale IPM apple/peach orchard also supplying vegetables and melons to several CSA's in the Atlanta/Carrollton Georgia area.... [more]

Summerville, Georgia

My wife and I are both medical professionals, as well as, Farmers. Our passion to promote good health led us to farming.... [more]

Rome, Georgia

Ours is a small homestead farm, that raises free range chickens, heritage turkeys, and dairy goats.... [more]

Tallapoosa, Georgia

Our Farm to Your Table Chewy's Backyard Farm a small first-generation family farm in Tallapoosa, Georgia, serving Northwest Georgia and the western metro Atlanta area Our Mission Everyone loves t... [more]

Birmingham, Alabama

Our mission, put simply, is to make our community a healthier place. And our focus is empowering future generations with an education to eat smarter, think healthier and live better.

menlo, Georgia

We grow vegetables April through November without conventional pesticides.