The Washington D.C. region's premier 12-months-of-harvest CSA, growing great foods since 1996. We are a highly diverse Certified Organic and Certified Naturally Grown farm, growing over 120 varieties... [more]
Certified Organic Produce from Lancaster County We have been growing organic produce since 1998. We started by raising potatoes, tomatoes, winter squash, and broccoli; and selling it all wholesale.... [more]
We offer raw honey and beeswax products from our own bees, including infused and creamed honey. We make our own lip balms, lotions and candles.... [more]
Welcome to Solstice Beef Company! We’re Garrett and Isabelle, raising 100% grassfed, grass-finished beef in the rolling hills of Central Virginia.... [more]
Highspire Hills Farm, LLC is multi-generation family owned and operated. The farm produces eggs for home and farm to table restaurant use.... [more]
Mad Horse Meats is a family-owned regenerative livestock farm on 250 acres in Hancocks Bridge, New Jersey, situated near the Delaware Bay in Salem County.
Mary Jo's Flowers (formerly Willow Spring Farm) is a cut flower business located north of Harrisonburg, Virginia.... [more]
Red Wiggler Care Farm is a 12‑acre sustainable farm in Montgomery County, Maryland, where people with and without developmental disabilities come together to work, learn, grow, and share food.... [more]
Brown Cow Creamery provides an experience by offering wholesome, nutrient-dense, local farm products so that consumers can support the local foodshed and foster a connection to their community and the
We are a small farm in Adamstown, Maryland, in southern Frederick County. We currently produce pasture-raised, all-natural beef, pork and lamb.... [more]
Our team works hard to create and maintain a 160-acre balanced farm of perennial plants and pasture that provides more per acre than a standard monoculture farm.... [more]
Established in 1979, Nick's Organic Farm produces grassfed beef, organic pastured chicken and turkey, organic pastured eggs, organic ground poultry and swine feed, hay, baleage, barley, and field corn... [more]
