Conshohocken, pa

Farms near Conshohocken, pa

Sunbury, Pennsylvania

Welcome to our 112-acre family farm in Sunbury, PA! We raise and sell grass-fed lamb (whole or half) , mutton, pastured chickens, turkeys, and raw honey.... [more]

Littlestown, Pennsylvania

Here at Quarry Critters Alpaca Ranch we are proud to offer high quality alpacas, with superior support and education to new breeders.... [more]

Easton, Maryland

Cottingham Farm is located on the banks of the Goldsborough Creek of the Miles River in Talbot County.

Westminster, Maryland

Baugher's is a 1,000 Acre orchard farm in beautiful Carroll County, MD, growing strawberries, cherries, blackberries, peaches, plums, nectarines, sweetcorn, tomatoes, cantalope, watermelons, apples,... [more]

Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania

Microgreens | Edible Flowers | Hydro/Aeroponic Traditional Farming | Small Family Farm | Urban Farm

Collegeville, Pennsylvania

We grow sweet corn and tomatoes and lots of veggies and melons, cut flowers, sunflowers and herbs. Everything is freshly picked daily- sometimes a couple times a day.... [more]

Phoenixville, Pennsylvania

We are a small apiary, processing honey in ultra small batches to capture the range of honey flavors over our season.... [more]

Collegeville, Pennsylvania

Fran and Ann's is a farm stand located on Wartman Rd at the corner of Township Line Rds. We sell all types of flowers, herbs and veggies, seasons permitting.... [more]

Harleysville, Pennsylvania

Living Hope Farm (Community Supported Agriculture) CSA is a non-profit, 40 acre farm; priding itself on growing Certified Naturally Grown Non-GMO, chemical-free produce, that is nutritious and sustain... [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]

Aston, Pennsylvania

The CSA at Red Hill is located on 183 acres of woodlands and meadows owned by the Sisters of Saint Francis of Philadelphia, some of the last undeveloped land of Delaware County.