Farms near Binghamton, ny
The Blue Spoon Farm raises registered Boer goats and Icelandic mixed breed sheep. The goats often sell live to other breeders.... [more]
Shelterbelt Farm is the pride and joy of the Modisher family: Craig, Erica and their children Rowan and Phoenix.... [more]
Tired of CSAs that overwhelm you with predetermined boxes? Our flexible farm share lets YOU choose what you want each week—no guilt, no waste, just organic vegetables and fruit that fit your busy life... [more]
Half Barn Farm is a small, family-run farm in Norwich, New York, in the heart of Chenango County. Our family of five works together to raise dairy goats and poultry, with an emphasis on attentive anim... [more]
WE ARE NO LONGER GROWING VEGGIES FOR A CSA. Located "by the bridge" in Monroeton, PA, we are a tiny farm raising children, vegetables and small livestock.... [more]
You-pick blueberries and more in beautiful South Otselic, NY. Hours of operation: 8 am - 8 pm daily Parking: Parking is available along the east side of the field and is marked with signs.... [more]
Endless Roots Farm is a family farm, committed to locally grown resilient and restorative agriculture.... [more]
All natural and locally grown in Wyoming County! We never use Pesticides! We produce greenhouse hydroponic peppers, tomatoes, greens, and other herbs.... [more]
Daves Veggies is now picking fresh organic Figs daily. We pick them daily and the best harvest is thru the month of August , be sure to stop and pick up some delicious Figs and be sure to visit th... [more]
Discover the rustic charm of Misty Meadows Flower Farm, a u-pick flower farm and florist located at North Star Farm in Franklin, NY.... [more]
We’re an owner-operated farm in Falls, PA using sustainable, practices to produce microgreens, mushrooms, veggies, edible flowers, eggs, and herbs: www.wildnotion.farm
Jenny Creek Flowers is a four-season flower farm near Ithaca, NY, in Trumansburg. We grow specialty cut flowers available in Ithaca and Trumansburg year-round and welcome visitors to the farm for tick... [more]