Farms near Bridgewater, va
Small Little Farm (SLF) is located in rolling Fauquier County just south of Warrenton, offering custom grown gourmet quality vegetables for chefs; high quality White Dorper breedstock sheep; a selecti... [more]
Chilly Hollow Farm is a 13 acre sustainable farm underneath the blue ridge mountains and minutes away from the Shenandoah, in Eastern Clarke County, 5 minutes from Berryville.... [more]
Pure Grass Farm is built on the belief that good food starts with the land. From our pastures in Troutville, Virginia, we raise beef, lamb, and eggs with care, intention, and respect for the natural s... [more]
The historic East Oaks Farm is located at 21524 Whites Ferry Road, Poolesville, MD. Ali first established Aliabaad Farm on May 7, 2007, in Sharpsburg, and it was named the 2013 Washington County Farm... [more]
Simple Hill Farm is a sheep farm in the Shenandoah Valley producing quality Merino fibers for our exclusive roving and yarn hand dyed with plants some of which are grown in our dye garden.... [more]
Harmony Harvest Farm is a family-owned flower farm located in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Weyers Cave, VA!... [more]
Project GROWS is a nonprofit educational farm with a mission to grow a healthy community by connecting all people to nutritious foods.... [more]
We have a small place outside of Elkton, VA and raise beef, bees, vegetables, and fruits. Our beef are primarily grass fed, occasional sprouted grains added to the diet.... [more]
Berry Full Farm is a small, family-run farm in Waynesboro, Virginia. We specialize in fresh, seasonal produce, cut flowers, herbs, and berries.... [more]
At Eco-Librium Farm I've been growing vegetables since 2022. But I saw a need in the local markets for high quality natural skincare.... [more]
Crossroads Farm offers healthy, organically grown produce and other farm products such as strawberry jam, pestos, elderberries and elderberry syrup, plus herbs, edible flowers, native flower bouquets... [more]
Pick Your Own Tulips, Strawberries, Blueberries, Blackberries, Peaches, Apples, and Pumpkins in season.... [more]