Farm Stands near Augusta, wv
We are a local farm in midland geared toward naturally grown heathy local food and herbs such as rabbit-eye blueberries ,log grown shiitake mushrooms, baby ginger, hydroponic bibb lettuce.... [more]
After years of growing Ornamental trees, shrubs, perennials, and bedding plants, We are now growing produce.... [more]
Digger Jays is a small family business located in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley serving Chefs Nation-Wide.... [more]
WHAT WE CAN OFFER YOU If you're looking for healthier alternatives to the feedlot beef and confinement pork then rest assured that you can look locally for these pastured meats as well as remaining l... [more]
We are a small farm located just outside Libertytown in Frederick County, MD. We sell all sorts of products straight off the farm.... [more]
We are a small family Farm growing great healthy foods. We enjoy feeding people the best. We are small with a farm wagon pulled up at the house we are available from dawn till dusk, we also have a st... [more]
At Cardinal Apiaries we believe that honey is best enjoyed just the way the bees made it. Cardinal Apiaries local raw honey is the next best thing to eating honey straight from the hive.... [more]
We are growing a sustainable community. Our farm store is open Saturday and Sunday from 10 am till 5 pm beginning June 20.... [more]
Boyer Nurseries not only in preserving the soil and environment, but in limiting sprawl. We have been building our farm for over a hundred years and hope to continue passing our land through the nex... [more]
Windy Fields Farm offers humanely raised pastured poultry (chicken & turkeys) & eggs. Small family farm uses sustainable & regenerative farming practices.... [more]
The small, family-run farm produces Pasture-Raised, Beyond Organic, Zabiha / Halal meats which includes chicken, as well as lamb, goat, duck, turkey, beef, eggs and raw milk.... [more]
Welcome to our farm! We have been working for several years now to become "year round growers." After building a high tunnel in the winter of 2011, we are now able to grow leafy greens, carrots and... [more]