Farm Stands near Elkton, md
We are a micro farmette located in south central Pennsylvania. We sell heirloom vegetable plants, herbs, flowers and free range eggs.
Raised bed & container garden growing heirloom spinach, lettuce, tomatoes & cucumbers, herbs. hand crafted red wine & white wine vinegars, tomato jams & chutneys, pickled green tomatoes & small bat... [more]
Hill Creek Farm is an 8 acre farm in East Coventry, PA where Frank Desimone and Dorene Pasekoff care for the land using sustainable practices to grow garlic, asparagus, rhubarb and assorted heirlooms.... [more]
Welcome to Bluerock Valley Farm! We are the 4th generation of Shores to farm here in Washington Boro, PA.... [more]
The Wellness Farm is a family-owned and operated educational facility providing a wide range of vegetables (specializing in sweet potatoes) and pick-your-own small fruits, including blueberries, blac... [more]
We started Tyler Farm in 2009 with just gardening. Ten years later we bought our first 6 chickens. That darn chicken math got to us and now we're up to 74 chickens; a few of our roosters helped with t... [more]
Felton Homestead is an intentional residence for young men with autism. We grow organic, soy-free free-range chicken and duck eggs , produce, herbs, lamb and poultry.... [more]
Family farm dedicated to producing high quality compost for farmers, landscapers and homeowners.
We're a friendly, family run alpaca farm dedicated to improving America's alpaca. We selectively breed for fiber quality, conformation and disposition among well known heritage alpaca lines like, Leg... [more]
4 Ever Moore Farm is located just over the MD/Pa line ,off of I-83, in Stewartstown PA. At 4 Ever Moore Farm, we focus on raising high quality meats and eggs for our table and yours!... [more]
Greensgrow is an experimental urban farm located in the Kensington section of Philadelphia. Our mission is the development of green businesses as an alternative to abandoned land and a potential tool... [more]
Red Rope Farm in Douglassville, PA was started in 2004 by Dave & Kim Day. We began with 2 dozen laying hens and our farm has grown very much since then.... [more]