Cataula, ga

U-Pick near Cataula, ga

Americus, Georgia

Koinonia is an intentional Christian community located outside Americus, Ga. founded in 1942 by Clarence and Florence Jordan and Martin and Mabel England.... [more]

Locust Grove, Georgia

At Kind Words Honey Flower Farm, we are a small family-run farm in Locust Grove, Georgia, devoted to simple living, sustainable farming, and sharing the beauty of creation with our community.... [more]

Macon, Georgia

Buckwheat Farms is a sustainable permaculture operation located in suburban Macon-Bibb County, Georgia.... [more]

Douglasville, Georgia

Homestead orchard, specializing in bees, Silver Appleyard ducks, and Pilgrim Geese. This is a homestead, located in Douglasville GA.... [more]

Ashburn, Georgia

Calhoun Produce, Inc. was founded in 1982 by Gerald and Joyce Calhoun. Over the next 15 years their business evolved from a predominately row crop farm to a diversified Agricultural Business.... [more]

Rutledge, Georgia

Sweets Berry Farm is a 15-acre pick-your-own fruit and berry orchard. We have 1500 trees of peaches, nectarines, pears, Asian pears, European plums, and Asian plums.... [more]

Seale, Alabama

Temporarily closed. We are a local, 40-year-old family-owned U-Pick Blueberry Farm, and have been pesticide-free for over ten years.... [more]

Auburn, Alabama

Randle Farms is a family owned and operated farm, focusing on sustainable and diversified farming practices.... [more]

concord, Georgia

Our family farm is in Pike county Georgia about 60 miles south of Atlanta. We offer free-range eggs and pasture raised poultry.

Auburn , Alabama

We are small family farm minutes from downtown auburn. We grow summer favorites like tomatoes, okra, squash, cucumber, strawberries, blueberries, watermelons,corn, peas, beans, peppers and more.... [more]

Franklin, Georgia

We raise Heritage large breed chickens. AKA Our Fluffy Butt Hens. We raise Austrialorp & Orpington Hens.... [more]

Musella, Georgia

Dickey Farms is home to Georgia's oldest, continuously operating peach packinghouse. In 1936, Mr. Bob Dickey built the packinghouse with lumber hewn off his own land.... [more]