Disputanta, va

Farm Stands near Disputanta, va

Louisa, Virginia

We are a Small Homestead farm Located in Rural Louisa County, Virginia centrally located between Short Pump, Charlottesville and Fredericksburg.... [more]

Edenton, North Carolina

We are a veteran owned, small family farm located in Edenton, North Carolina. Our mission is to raise our animals in the most natural way possible.... [more]

Fredericksburg, Virginia

Burnley Farm Apiary is a honey bee farm that produces and sells honey from our own hives. We use natural pest management practices that protect our bees and the honey they produce.... [more]

Louisa, Virginia

We are a U-pick farm offering berries while also providing an experience reminiscent of going to the family farm.... [more]

Boydton, Virginia

Come visit and explore Mighty Oaks Farm! Learn about honeybees, chickens, and a large variety of farm animals.... [more]

Cullen, Virginia

Sassy Springs Farm is registered farm in Cullen, Va., raising beef cattle, dairy goats for our milk and cheese products for our family, as well as milk for goats milk herbal products.We now raise and... [more]

skipwith, Virginia

Tiffany and Evan Jones run White Oaks Preserve. In June and July we offer u-pick and pre-picked Blueberries and blackberries.... [more]

Scottsville, Virginia

Harmony Hill Farm is a family owned and operated farm in Fluvanna County, Va. We have been blessed with 180 beautiful acres to steward.... [more]

Charlotte Court House, Virginia

Blue Berry Hill Farm is located in Charlotte county Virginia. For many years we have farmed with livestock.... [more]

Scottsville, Virginia

Middle Fork Farm is a two-family farm on 300 acres in Fluvanna County. We raise Boer-Kiko cross goats and grow strawberries, wine grapes, and hay using sustainable agricultural practices.... [more]

Louisa, Virginia

Hello! We are a small family farm located about 30 minutes east of Charlottesville in the Green Springs Historic District.... [more]

Fredericksburg, Virginia

In 2006, Turner Minx became involved in agriculture through 4-H. As the years went by agriculture became a more lucrative career option.... [more]