Farm Stands near Cedar Grove, md
The Croom Schoolhouse is a historic site in Prince George's County, Maryland which was converted into a residence in the 1930s.... [more]
The Healing Farm offers therapeutic horseback riding, healing through nature and wellness workshops, rural topic lectures, agriculture education and fun for children and adults, vocational opportuniti... [more]
WHAT WE CAN OFFER YOU If you're looking for healthier alternatives to the feedlot beef and confinement pork then rest assured that you can look locally for these pastured meats as well as remaining l... [more]
Family-run farm stand with produce and flowers grown on-farm, free-range eggs, home-baked breads, local honey, and assorted homemade goods.... [more]
At Hybridoma we are committed to good stewardship of this farm and its land. We believe that food grown organically is better for the environment, the body and the soul.... [more]
Hollin Farms is a three generation family farm on the eastern side of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Northern Virginia.... [more]
Free range brown eggs for sale. If you are a new customer, inquire at the house for the location of the egg cooler.... [more]
Briars Farmstead is your homeplace in the northern Shenandoah Valley for nourishing foods produced by Matt and Ruth Szechenyi on the historic farm, The Briars.... [more]
Mt. Airy Farm is located in the foothills of the Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains. We raise Rambouillet, Merino, Cormo and CVM sheep,as well as Angora goats.... [more]
The Wellness Farm is a family-owned and operated educational facility providing a wide range of vegetables (specializing in sweet potatoes) and pick-your-own small fruits, including blueberries, blac... [more]
Boyer Nurseries not only in preserving the soil and environment, but in limiting sprawl. We have been building our farm for over a hundred years and hope to continue passing our land through the nex... [more]
Welcome to our farm! We have been working for several years now to become "year round growers." After building a high tunnel in the winter of 2011, we are now able to grow leafy greens, carrots and... [more]