Elbert, co

Farms near Elbert, co

Littleton, Colorado

Mueller's Little Farm in Littleton, CO Our farm is located in the heart of Littleton, Colorado- southwest of Metro Denver by a few miles.... [more]

Rush, Colorado

It was instant love of the alpaca for us after seeing an Alpaca Owners and Breeders Association (AOBA) commercial on television.... [more]

Denver, Colorado

Real people, using real organic soil to grow real Non-GMO, organic microgreens and specialty crops!!... [more]

Byers, Colorado

Raw Goat Milk Shares, Lamb and Chevon (Goat meat), Cheese and Dairy Products, Goat Milk Soap Also Available: Raw Wool, Eggs, Poultry, Honey, Produce, Canned & Baked Goods, Classes, Farm Stays, and... [more]

Denver, Colorado

We are a new urban farm based in the Athmar Park neighborhood of Denver (near Alameda and Federal).... [more]

Strasburg, Colorado

Flying B Bar ranch is a family ranch that cooperates with nature to produce grassfed beef, Natural Heritage Pork and Grassfed Lamb that is healthy, sustainable, nutritious and delicious.... [more]

Florissant, Colorado

We are a small-scale farm striving to be sustainable and preserve heritage livestock breeds while feeding our community.... [more]

Denver, Colorado

MoonDog Community Farm is an urban farm in the city of Denver that provides a 30 member vegetable CSA to the Denver residents!... [more]

Denver, Colorado

UrbiCulture Community Farms is a multi-plot farm committed to providing food to people of all income levels by sustainably growing affordable, local food in the Denver metro area.

Denver, Colorado

Lost Greens Farm is an urban farm in the heart of Denver. We grow pesticide free produce using regenerative farming methods.... [more]

Lakewood, Colorado

Products include locally grown seed, plants, produce, and herbal bodycare products. Production is year round, with the help of a large greenhouse and southern exposure.... [more]

Morrison, Colorado

Homesteaders, Are you planning on getting chickens or do you have chickens? Are you tired of having hens peck each other, or having a rooster get a little too frisky and tearing their backs up?... [more]