Congers, ny

Farms near Congers, ny

Northampton, Pennsylvania

Stonebridge Garlic LLC is a small family-owned farm situated in scenic Northampton County, Pennsylvania on 857 Snowhill Road.... [more]

Oak Hill, New York

At Resilient Roots Farm, we are dedicated to building a sustainable and harmonious environment that honors nature.... [more]

Doylestown, Pennsylvania

Our family has been farming this Doylestown Township land since 1939. We grow, maintain and harvest fruits, vegetables and herbs right here on our farm and better yet, your produce selection is usual... [more]

Lehighton, Pennsylvania

We are a family owned and operated pasture based livestock farm. We raise 100% Grass-fed Beef Lamb, Pastured/Woodlot Pork Poultry along with Free Range Eggs.... [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]

Columbia, Connecticut

Cloverleigh Farm grows USDA certified organic produce, herbs, and flowers for area residents of eastern Connecticut.... [more]

South Abington Township, Pennsylvania

BEEKEEPER'S GARDEN is a private apiary located in the Abingtons of Northeastern Pennsylvania, just a few short miles from Lackawanna State Park.... [more]

STAMFORD, New York

Top quality organically grown horse hay from our own professionally seeded hayfields with a 50% timothy/50% mixed grasses balance.... [more]

Chester, Massachusetts

Family owned and operated pick your own blueberries and apples. Maple syrup, hay, cord wood and eggs available year round!... [more]

Huntington, Massachusetts

Gray Dog's Farm is an all natural, pasture grass fed meat CSA farm in the hills of Western Massachusetts.... [more]

Waverly, Pennsylvania

Endless Roots Farm is a family farm, committed to locally grown resilient and restorative agriculture.... [more]

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.