Commack, ny

Farms near Commack, ny

North Franklin, Connecticut

I am a small farmer in Franklin CT. The homestead and farm been in existence for over 250 years. I use cover crops, tarps, cardboard and use mostly mulches.

Long Valley, New Jersey

Ethos Farm To Health is a non- profit farm growing over 40 different certified organic vegetables whose mission is to address the interconnection between agriculture, human health and planetary health... [more]

Ledyard, Connecticut

Full Heart Farm is a small, family farm in Ledyard, CT that grows over 300 varieties of cut flowers, herbs, and vegetables.... [more]

West Granby, Connecticut

We are a small diversified farm growing vegetables on 30 acres in Granby, CT. We do not use pesticides, herbicides or GMO's and use only organic fertilizers.... [more]

Coventry, Connecticut

Welcome, we are a farm started with two acres about ten years ago and now farming 24 to provide locally grown grains for bread and corn meal products.... [more]

Green Township, New Jersey

Creek Bend Farm is a cut flower farm hosting workshops and providing local bouquets infused with herbs using organic methods.... [more]

Allentown, New Jersey

Begin a Christmas tradition with your family! We are a 24 acre, choose and cut your own Christmas tree farm located in Allentown New Jersey.... [more]

Hopewell, New Jersey

We are a family-run vegetable farm with a home delivery program! We work with a wide variety of other farms to offer fruits, mushrooms, eggs, and more to our members!... [more]

Newton, New Jersey

The Stables at Water Wheel Farm, LLC is located on Waterwheel Farm in the rolling hills of Sussex County, in Fredon, NJ.... [more]

North Granby, Connecticut

Our farm stand at 249 Granville Road in North Granby is stocked with the freshest seasonal produce, eggs, and hand-tied bouquets.... [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]

Blairstown, New Jersey

Treating the land and soil as a living community, not a commodity, has been at the center of our ethos since 1988.... [more]