Clayton, de

Farm Stands near Clayton, de

Union Bridge, Maryland

Offering scrumptious 100% grass-fed and grass-finished lamb raised on our farm in Frederick County, MD.... [more]

Hopewell, New Jersey

Sweet Sourland Farms is family owned operated, offering locally grown forest and agricultural products for sale on a modest scale.... [more]

Frenchtown, New Jersey

*Katahdin lambs produce a mild-flavored meat for special holidays and every day great food. They are sold whole or by the pound.... [more]

New Tripoli, Pennsylvania

Willow Haven Farm accepts members all year round. Look what you can get in a market box csa subscription: Regeneratively grown vegetables Local mushrooms sourced from organic growers Loc... [more]

Howell, New Jersey

We produce chicken eggs (Brown and other colors), fruits, vegetables . All naturally produced with our own "home grown" manure fertilizers and no pesticides or herbicides.... [more]

Howell, New Jersey

Springstone farm has a Self Service Stand for raw local honey from our bee hives and organic-fed chicken eggs from our girls.... [more]

South Brunswick, New Jersey

Located on Selma Drive, tucked off Fresh Ponds Road, Fresh Ponds Farm was established in 2011. Fresh Ponds Farm is a family-run farm, owned by Dave and Joyce Chagnon.... [more]

Fairfax Station, Virginia

We have a weekly farmstand that runs April through October. The vegetables available vary throughout the season.

Biglerville, Pennsylvania

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]

Adamstown, Maryland

We are a small farm in Adamstown, Maryland, in southern Frederick County. We currently produce pasture-raised, all-natural beef, pork and lamb.... [more]

Earleville, Maryland

Visit a Maryland Alpaca Farm. Painted Sky Alpaca Farm is a family owned and operated business located on the scenic eastern shore of Maryland.... [more]

Felton, Delaware

We started Tyler Farm in 2009 with just gardening. Ten years later we bought our first 6 chickens. That darn chicken math got to us and now we're up to 74 chickens; a few of our roosters helped with t... [more]