Eastpoint, fl

CSA near Eastpoint, fl

Monticello, Florida

We are a family operated bee farm in Jefferson County Florida. In addition to producing local honey and beeswax products, we provide pollination services to area growers and are active in promoting b... [more]

Crawfordville, Florida

If you've ever wondered how your Thanksgiving turkey is raised or what they were fed - wonder no more.... [more]

Tallahassee, Florida

Our family's mission is to maintain the highest quality produce, preserve bio-diversity and promote the use of Sustainable Agricultural practices.... [more]

Quincy, Florida

Established in 2009, we provide a wide variety of Certified Naturally Grown vegetables throughout the year with a focus on fall, winter, and spring crops.... [more]

Defuniak Springs, Florida

We raise heirloom varieties of vegetables. We do not use chemicals of any kind on our crops. We sell local honey, brown eggs.... [more]

Hardaway, Florida

We sell grown corn or grass fed beef direct to the consumer which you pick up at a state inspected processing plant.... [more]

Tallahassee, Florida

The Red Hills Online Market (RHO Market) is an online farmers market operated by the Red Hills Small Farm Alliance.... [more]

Panama City, Florida

Historic St. Andrews is home to Bay County's original Waterfront Market. The Market is located at the St.... [more]

Quincy, Florida

Sunlight Organic Orchard is a family owned fruit orchard and pecan grove committed to solar energy production for our farming operation.... [more]

Lynn Haven, Florida

Eat fresh - buy local! Fresh seasonal local produce plus honey, jelly, baked goods, local beef, plants, handcrafted items for cooking, and more...come visit us at Sheffield Park in downtown Lynn Hav... [more]

Sneads, Florida

We are a small U-Pick Blueberry Farm located in Sneads, FL only 8 miles north of I-10 Exit 158. Picking starts late May through second week of July.... [more]

Greenville, Florida

Cadles Cove Farm is a small family farm in Madison County, Florida. We started farming this winter (2011) on a 1/4 acre garden and are looking forward to expanding our fields in the near future.