Local Food near Dacula, ga
Farmers' Fresh CSA works with more than 50 small locally based sustainable farms. All of our animal and vegetable growers use organic or Integrated Pest Management growing practices to provide the hea... [more]
Our mission is to offer the community easy access to nourishing, organically cultivated foods and wholesome products that are free from antibiotics, hormones, synthetic fertilizers, chemicals, additiv... [more]
We bring the spirit of the weekly farmers markets directly to homes and businesses in North Metro Atlanta.... [more]
Yellow Hen Farm is located on the Alcovy River in Covington, Georgia. We sell seasonal produce year round and fresh eggs from our free-range hens as well as a few natural skin care products that we ma... [more]
Farm Profile: Moss Hill Farm, a organically Biodynamic practicing farm located in urbanville Milton in North Fulton at 13230 Freemanville Road about 1/2 mile north of Milton High School.... [more]
Most people struggle to add fresh, nutrient-rich greens to their diet. At Microgreens World, we teach you how to easily grow and market microgreens so you can enjoy or sell healthy, homegrown greens w... [more]
P K Family Farms is a first-generation regenerative farm in Clermont, Georgia, raising pastured chicken, 100% grass-fed grass-finished beef, and pastured pork for families across the Southeast.... [more]
One of the oldest, and largest, certified organic farms in the state, Riverview Farms borders the Coosawattee River on the edge of the Appalachian foothills in Northwest Georgia.... [more]
Cress Creeks Farm is a charming, family-owned destination nestled in the beautiful North Georgia mountains of Ellijay.... [more]
Growing the best Shiitake , Blue oyster, King Trumpet Oyster and Lion's Mane Mushrooms in the business.... [more]
Footehills Farmhouse specializes in offering the freshest vegetables to Northwest, GA. We produce Hard neck garlic as well as many table ready veggies.... [more]
Thanks for stopping by! Tired of not knowing where your food comes from, what is in your food, and not knowing your farmer.... [more]