Our produce is all grown without GMO seeds and we are certified organic. Our crops rotate with luscious strawberries, lovely arugula, mixed salad greens, kale, lettuce, broccoli, swiss chard, potatoe... [more]
Located in the beautiful Clear Creek Valley in the North Georgia mountains, our farm has been owned and operated by our family continuously since 1840.... [more]
~~All Natural Homestead Products Local Services~~ **Specializing in Beekeeping, High Quality Pesticide Free Produce Earth Moving Services Follow us on social media for our ever-evolving prod... [more]
The mission of Flatwood Flower Farm is to transform the meaning of a beautiful bouquet. We cultivate both heritage and popular varieties of flowers to expand flower arrangement options for consumers u... [more]
Welcome to Well by Nature Farm, where beauty and creativity flourish alongside health and community.... [more]
Nestled in the heart of Chickamauga, Georgia, Dutch Family Farm LLC, led by farmer Jamie, Kristen and Alder, offers a diverse bounty of antibiotic-free, pasture-raised meats and seasonal produce, all... [more]
Possum Trot Farms is a third generation farm. Established in 1947 as a dairy farm and currently a freezer beef and background cattle operation.... [more]
Regenerative farm raising heritage forest raised pork, pastured chicken, duck and chicken eggs, alpaca and sheep's wool.
We are a sheep dairy that makes sheep cheese. We offer farm tours and on farm sales of cheese. There are internships available as well.
Greeting to all! What's there to say? I have been growing veggies using what my grandfather and grandmother did long before there were pesticides and herbicides.... [more]
Maple Tree Farms is a small family farm nestled in the heart of Ball Ground, Georgia. What began with planting a single maple tree has grown into a place where family, hard work, and simple living com... [more]
Mountain Medicine Farm is a Certified Naturally Grown farm owned operated by women. Our offerings are created with intention to support our community.
