Farms near Clinton, ma
Beautiful Pick Your Own farm offering summer Blueberry, Yellow Peach, White Peach and Nectarine harvesting.... [more]
A family-farm based enterprise encompassing horticultural services, farm products (seasonal) including free-range eggs, produce, Icelandic sheep wool and llama fiber products.... [more]
Rocky Acres Farm LLC is presently owned and operated by the Favreau Family. We are located in Sterling, MA the home of the world famous Mary's Little Lamb.The farm occupies approximately 80 acres... [more]
The Flats Mentor Farm (FMF) is located on a 70-acre river bottom parcel of land in Lancaster, MA. FMF assists and supports small farmers of diverse ethnic backgrounds with the land, farming infrastruc... [more]
We are a fourth Generation Fruit and Vegetable farm growing on 85 acres in Lancaster, MA. We have a farmstand open from May 1 - Oct 31, as well as a weekly CSA membership.... [more]
Bird of the Hand Farm is an apple and herb farm. The farm is certified organic. In the spring the farm provides organic perennials in containers for sale.... [more]
Located in the heart of Massachusetts apple country, Nashoba Valley Winery is a stunning hilltop orchard overlooking the charming town of Bolton.... [more]
Located in the heart of Massachusetts apple country, Nashoba Valley Winery is a stunning hilltop orchard overlooking the charming town of Bolton.... [more]
We lovingly & compassionately raise Grass Fed Registered Icelandic Sheep, Free Range / Pastured Heritage Breed Chickens for eggs & meat, dance harmoniously with honey bees, nurture herbs & plants for... [more]
Tougas Family Farm offers Pick Your Own Fruit and family fun. U Pick Peaches, blueberries, cherries, raspberries, peaches, plums, apple picking, strawberries and pumpkin picking.... [more]
The Davidian Farm Market is family-owned and we have been farming for more than 100 years. We are honored we are able to continue to provide healthy fruits and vegetables to our local community over... [more]
Hillside School is an independent all boys school for grades 5-9. In 1901 two sisters, Charlotte Drinkwater and Mary Drinkwater Warren, established a self-sustaining school for poor and homeless boys... [more]