Clayton, nj

Farm Stands near Clayton, nj

Pennington, New Jersey

Chickadee Creek Farm is a certified organic vegetable, flower and herb farm. We sell our produce at farmers markets and to our CSA(community supported agriculture) members.... [more]

Perkiomenville, Pennsylvania

We are a first-generation farming family, growing a wide variety of seasonal produce using organic farming methods, and certified organic/heirloom seeds.... [more]

Lawrenceville, , New Jersey

We are a sustainable, diversified farm that strives to produce quality cheese while respecting our animals and the environment.... [more]

Princeton, New Jersey

Barn Market CSA and farm stand -- June - November. organic vegetables, flowers, and herbs. Hello!... [more]

Perkasie, Pennsylvania

As one of the largest pasture based, grass fed, regenerative agriculture farms in the region, Tussock Sedge Farm focuses on raising animals in a way that mimics nature.... [more]

Telford, Pennsylvania

Farmer Thad operates a small farm in the little village of Tylersport, PA (near Telford). Jett's Produce grows and sells chemical free produce year round.... [more]

Princeton, New Jersey

Terhune Orchards, Princeton, NJ 08540 Terhune Orchards is a 185 acre fruit and vegetable, family owned farm in Central, NJ.... [more]

Cape May, New Jersey

Cape May Honey Farms is a small owner operated apiary. We pride ourselves on pure raw untreated honey,and hive products.

Christiana, Pennsylvania

Clover Spring Farm is a 174 acre, agriculturally-preserved, family farm in the rolling hills of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.... [more]

Lambertville, New Jersey

NorthSlopeFarm Certified Organic Farm, in Central NJ. 8 acre market Garden, with surrounding fields and woodlot managed with an intention of Ecological Stewardship.... [more]

Pipersville, Pennsylvania

Know your farmer....Know your food! We are a family run sustain-ably focused multi-species farm. We feature 100% fed lamb, pastured duck & chicken eggs and meat.... [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]