White Rose Farm is a 132-acre farm in northwestern Carroll County. We use biodynamic techniques to grow premium naturally-grown vegetables, flowers and herbs.... [more]
Organic and naturally grown flowers for sale at local farmers markets and for special events. Flowers from The Flower Lady can be see at markets in Watkins Glen, Bath, Corning and the Windmill.
We are a family-owned farm located in the rolling hills of Felton, PA. We are just an hour from both Harrisburg and Baltimore.... [more]
We're a small vegetable and flower producer located on the side of South Mountain, near Smithsburg, MD.... [more]
The Vision for Stony Branch Growers is to provide our customers access to healthy locally grown food that is produced in a highly sustainable manner.... [more]
It is more important than ever for us to know where our food is coming from! We live in an era where record amounts of pesticides are being sprayed as more crops are being genetically engineered to wi... [more]
Certified Naturally Grown market garden serving the greater Pittsburgh community. We grow on 1.5 acres, and offer CSA programs along with attending a few area farmers markets.... [more]
We are a family owned and operated Farm and Earth Education Center. Our CSA offers seasonal food through membership sign-ups to our local community.... [more]
We are a small family farm dedicated to providing good food to a local customer base. We believe that the quality of food is important; it should be healthful, beautiful, and mindful.... [more]
Muddy Fingers Farm uses organic growing methods to produce a diverse array of vegetables for our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) members, area farmers' markets in Elmira, Corning and Ithaca and... [more]
Our Gardens of Black Rock is a partnership of mutual commitment between our farm and our local community which provides a direct link between the production and consumption of food.... [more]
Thank you your interest in our CSA. Our farmers are relocating, so we have decided not to have a CSA this year and are looking to continue with the farm next year.... [more]
