Brattleboro, vt

Farms near Brattleboro, vt

Beverly, Massachusetts

Award Winning Honey, Beeswax Candles, Natural Skin Care, Honey Bees and Live Bee Removal. Buy Direct from the Beekeeper and Support Local Bees!... [more]

Cranston, Rhode Island

Blue Skys Farm is a 1 acre, chemical free farm growing beautiful cut flowers and culinary medical teas herbs with our sister company, Sanctuary Herbs.... [more]

Sloansville, New York

Lamb fed on pasture, grain free of animal by-products, home-grown hay, no hormones and minimal antibiotics.... [more]

Seekonk, Massachusetts

Hocus Pocus Farm is a queer owned and operated farm located in Seekonk, MA. We grow chemical-free vegetables, flowers, and herbs on one acre of land at Osamequin Farm.... [more]

Cheshire, Connecticut

Little Portion Acres is a direct market family run farm. We grow herbicide and pesticide free vegetables, cut flowers, herbs and potted perennials.... [more]

New Haven, Vermont

We are a multi-generational family farm, run by Harvey and his grand-daughter AnnaJo. We specialize in raising grass-fed beef on our lush rotationally grazed pastures.... [more]

New Milford, Connecticut

Sullivan Farm is an educational campus operated by college and high school students. Focusing on naturally grown vegetables, feed hay, maple syrup and other related educational opportunities.

Hyde Park, New York

Founded in 2017, At Wild Lea Farm we strive to produce high quality, free range meat, fiber and hide products.... [more]

New Milford, Connecticut

Fort Hill Farm is a certified organic farm producing vegetables, herbs, and fruit in northwestern CT.... [more]

Brattleboro, Vermont

We are a horse-powered Vermont family farm offering a variety of Pastured Protein Delights through our Farm Store.... [more]

BRATTLEBORO, Vermont

Wild Carrot Farm is a small, diversified, horse-powered farm, raising a wide variety of vegetables, fruit and flowers.... [more]

Chesterfield, New Hampshire

Located in Chesterfield, New Hampshire, the 1780 Farm LLC was originally farmed beginning in 1780 by John Darling and his children.... [more]