Local Food near Berkeley Heights, nj
The mission of the Lansdowne Farmers Market (LFM), inaugurated in May 2007 and open every Saturday from Memorial Day weekend to Halloween, is to "bring fresh, local food to Lansdowne; foster economic... [more]
We are a small apiary, processing honey in ultra small batches to capture the range of honey flavors over our season.... [more]
Hosted by Culinary Harvest, this market features high-quality regional producers and artists. From organic produce and local Wagyu beef to handcrafted pottery and jewelry, the Berwyn Farmers Market se... [more]
The Greenfield Farmers Market is celebrating its tenth anniversary. The market will open on Saturday June 3rd and continue through October from 12:30 - 4:00pm every Saturday, rain or shine.... [more]
Rustic Roots Delivery is New York’s organic food store bringing sustainably grown, locally sourced produce to your doorstep.... [more]
Come visit Danbury - where there's always Something Going on Downtown! Enjoy the bounty of summer at our Farmers' Market each Saturdays from 9:00AM-1:00PM from June 21th through October 18th.... [more]
Nevin Mast, owner of Bendy Brook Farm, is passionate and uncompromising when it comes to raising the most healthy and nutrient-dense products possible.... [more]
JACK raises USDA Certified Organic potted herbs and vegetable transplants in North Coventry, PA. JACK sells in our greenhouses and at the Phoenixville Farmers Market.... [more]
Green Alchemy Farm is an 88acre NOFA-NY Certified Organic Farm that is 100% powered by Solar PV and Wind energy.... [more]
Established in 1996 our 30 acre family owned and operated farm located in the Rosedale section of Hammonton grows the finest organic blueberries and blackberries from June to August.
FAR Wind Farm LLC is a small family-owned farm in Gloucester County We distribute Small Mill-made NON-gmo Livestock Feeds, including Soy-Free Chicken feeds, ensuring optimal nutrition for all spe... [more]
The CSA at Red Hill is located on 183 acres of woodlands and meadows owned by the Sisters of Saint Francis of Philadelphia, some of the last undeveloped land of Delaware County.