Elysburg, pa

Farm Stands near Elysburg, pa

Dover, Pennsylvania

We raise pastured, rotationally graised laying hens for their eggs. Eggs are available year round. We grow flowers on our farm and offer seasonal flower bouquets!... [more]

Canton, Pennsylvania

Amazing Creation Ranch offers totally grass fed beef, pastured meat chickens, and pastured turkeys.... [more]

Falls, Pennsylvania

We are a small family farm growing hydroponic pesticide-free lettuce. Our goal is to bring the highest quality lettuce to our local community.... [more]

Douglassville, Pennsylvania

We are a family run farm offering only fresh local produce. We offer our own Pasture raised, non medicated meat chickens.... [more]

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

Lil' Ponderosa Beef is grown on our Carlisle, PA 350-acre family farm. It is 100% natural from a closed herd of purebred black angus cattle.... [more]

York, Pennsylvania

This is Sweet Nature Farm's first year and we are excited to get started! As a part of the Incubator Farms at the Horn Farm Center for Agricultural Education, Sweet Nature Farm will grow diverse v... [more]

Bath, Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Bicentennial farm once more in evolution. Our family now raises grass-fed beef and pastured natural pork, and free-range brown eggs.... [more]

Granville Summit, Pennsylvania

Slipping Down Farm is a small farm operation based on all types of bee activity: honey and pollen production, local pollination services and bee and wasp removal.... [more]

DILLSBURG, Pennsylvania

Welcome to Thunder River Farm in Dillsburg, Pennsylvania, just south of Harrisburg in the Cumberland Valley.... [more]

New Holland, Pennsylvania

We are a certified organic, family-run farm that has been providing field crops to organic dairies since 2006.... [more]

Barto, Pennsylvania

Valley Run CSA is a small farm in the heart of the Butter Valley, Berks County, PA. We run an unusual CSA - mixed diet, year-round, free choice .... [more]

Douglassville, Pennsylvania

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]