Danbury, nh

Farm Stands near Danbury, nh

woodstock, Vermont

A maple syrup, beef and cheese farm located in central Vermont. The Luce family's third generation taps about 6,000 maple trees on our property and makes syrup the old fashioned way with a wood burni... [more]

Alton, New Hampshire

We are a small family owned farm where we raise "GRASS FED" Beef, and Lamb. We now have Pork and Chicken!... [more]

Dunbarton, New Hampshire

Twist of Fate Farm was born from a vision. Our original goal was to produce naturally raised meats for our own consumption.... [more]

Tuftonboro, New Hampshire

We are a small family owned and run farm located in the foothills of the White Mountains. We raise and sell Katahdin sheep (lamb), free range broilers, raw goat milk products: Raw milk, Feta cheese an... [more]

Sandwich, New Hampshire

Waxing Moon Gardens is a small market garden helping feed the local community. We cultivate the land inspired by permaculture principles and practical techniques.... [more]

Pittsfield, New Hampshire

Matras Maple sugarhouse is a small farmstand in Pittsfield, NH that is open Monday - Saturday from 9 AM - 6PM.... [more]

Woodstock, Vermont

We are a small diversified family farm producing quality pork and beef since 1978. We use no antibiotics or growth hormones.... [more]

North Pomfret, Vermont

We are a Vermont family farm committed to providing healthy foods for your family's table. We raise and sell natural Angus beef and pastured pork..... [more]

Langdon, New Hampshire

Clark's Sugarhouse has been sugaring maples since 1892. We tap over 4,000 trees and ship maple syrup and candy to customers nationwide.... [more]

Alstead, New Hampshire

Whittaker's Homestead and Greenhouses is a small family run farm stand and greenhouse business in Alstead NH.... [more]

Epsom, New Hampshire

McClary Hill Farm grows food, real food, real good food -- meat and milk and veg and honey and fruit.... [more]

Strafford, New Hampshire

Berrybogg Farm grows 10 varieties of highbush blueberries and blackberries. We typically open up soon after the 4th of July and continue picking until September.... [more]