Farms near Cataula, ga
Garmon Family Farm is a small family farm best known for our Blueberries located approximately 1 hour west of Atlanta, GA.... [more]
We take great pleasure in producing quality, pasture-raised products. We feed our birds soy free organic feed and rotate them on fresh pasture.... [more]
Located just outside of Ft. Valley, in the heart of Middle Georgia, Lane Southern Orchards has been growing peaches and pecans for more than 100 years.... [more]
Now taking sign-ups for our 2016 CSA program. Serenbe Farms is an intensive 8-acre certified organic, diversified farm located in Chattahoochee Hills, GA, just 30 miles south of Atlanta, GA.... [more]
Tierra Sonrisa is a biodynamic market garden. It is also home to Recovery Eco Ag Project a nonprofit educational research NGO.... [more]
Offering quail and chicken eggs. Chicken eggs for eating only. The quail eggs are fertile and can be used for hatching or cooking.... [more]
At MF Farmstead, we're more than just farmers — we're stewards of the land, advocates for transparency, and passionate believers in the power of good food.... [more]
Flintwood Farms is a 300 acre Family Farm in Fayetteville, Georgia. We grow wide variety of annuals and perennials on the farm along with our grass fed beef herd.... [more]
A small beekeeping operation run by Brad and his wife Elizabeth. We are dedicated to providing fresh local honey to the community, with the bees raised in a natural chemical-free environment.... [more]
We are a family owned microgreen MicroFarm. We grow a variety of microgreens. We currently offer broccoli, triton radish, spicy salad mix, superfood mix, cantaloupe, speckled pea, and have more coming... [more]
Our small family farms grows vegetables and herbs from seed to provide plants for the community. Many of our plants are heirloom and all of our plants are naturally grown using sustainable practices a... [more]
We will be in full operation spring 2014!! Echeeconnee Farm is a primarily heirloom farm that is trying to bring back the way food had been grown before the commercialization of agriculture.... [more]