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]
We are a small apiary, processing honey in ultra small batches to capture the range of honey flavors over our season.... [more]
We are a family owned and operated pasture based livestock farm. We raise 100% Grass-fed Beef Lamb, Pastured/Woodlot Pork Poultry along with Free Range Eggs.... [more]
Wholesome Food Farm is a small farm owned by the Moseley Family, a 3rd generation farming family, raising 100% grass fed beef in beautiful southeastern Berks County, Pennsylvania.... [more]
About Us and Our Farm Terry has been farming all of his life, starting out with his father when he was very young.... [more]
Willow Haven Farm accepts members all year round. Look what you can get in a market box csa subscription: Regeneratively grown vegetables Local mushrooms sourced from organic growers Loc... [more]
A family run farm since 1910 We offer home grown produce from June through October. Our farm stand is open 7 days a week from 10 till 7pm We grow everything from Arugula to Zucchini right here in tow... [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.
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]
Fort Hill Farm is a certified organic farm producing vegetables, herbs, and fruit in northwestern CT.... [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]
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.
