Dover, fl

Farms near Dover, fl

Bushnell,, Florida

We are a USDA certified organic farm selling to St. Pete, FL. Located in Central Florida, we grow organic vegetables, specialty cut flowers, and herbs.... [more]

CENTER HILL, Florida

Fresh, raw, pastured raised Jersey Milk along with the butter, yogurt, kefir, cream, Cow Pie Pudding, and ice cream that comes from it.... [more]

Ocoee, Florida

We are producers of Cage free, Organic, Heirloom, Pasture raised, Duck eggs WE also produce Colored Broilers, Grassfed Beef, Pastured Lamb, we sell live and processed animals.... [more]

Apopka, Florida

We grow containerized edible plants, gingers and bromeliads, as well as chemical-free produce. In-person sales take place at the Oviedo Farmers Market - 1st Saturday of every month, except July.... [more]

Clermont, Florida

Local farm raising cage free chickens. Live chickens all ages $50. Many breeds that are a mix of Brahma, Leghorn and RIR to name a few.... [more]

Oxford, Florida

We are among a handful of farms in this country that produce 100% grass fed & finished Wagyu "American Kobe" beef.... [more]

Dunnellon, Florida

Family farm; seasonally, we grow herbs, vegetables and flowers plus some out-of the ordinary stuff (ornamental Ginger, Black Bamboo, Olives and Moringa).... [more]

Dunnellon, Florida

Marker 33 Farms is a family-owned blueberry farm in Citrus Springs, Florida, dedicated to growing fresh, high-quality blueberries for our local community.... [more]

Belleview, Florida

Welcome to Red Acre Farm! We are a family farm in Ocala, FL that grows pasture raised, organically fed chickens and eggs, pasture pork, and seasonal pasture raised, organically fed turkeys.... [more]

Deland, Florida

Angus and BeefMaster cattle naturally raised on green pastures both grass fed and grain fed available.... [more]

Cocoa, Florida

99 Oaks Farm is a small family farm in sunny Cocoa FL. We raise Nigerian Dwarf and Saanen dairy goats for fresh raw goat milk, kefir, cheese, and fresh goat dairy products.... [more]

Dover, Florida

In 1927 Mae Cherry Jordan wrote in her farm journal that they had bought cucumber, bean, potatoes, peas, squash, melon and tomato plants in February and March for planting in the "field".... [more]