Located at the intersection of Lancaster's beautiful farming country and the recent suburb expansion, our vegetable farm has been the sole enterprise of our family for 30 years.... [more]
The Twin Springs Market is a destination where foodies, families, and farmers reap the benefits of local pasture raised meats.... [more]
Our dream of a farm started in the fall of 2004. We embarked upon this journey together, agreeing that a sustainable approach to raising animals as well as maintaining and preserving the land was our... [more]
Trial Run Farm is a Maryland Century Farm striving to ethically and sustainably raise animals in a healthy natural environment.... [more]
Pleasantville Beef is a 5th generation agricultural operation. We specialize in raising Black Angus and Wagyu cross beef with a focus on the best seed stock genetics and marbling possible.... [more]
Country Meadows Farm raises grass-fed beef, pork, lamb, chicken, eggs, and turkeys in southern Lancaster County , Pennsylvania.... [more]
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]
Crooked Fence Farm is a diversified farm rooted in stewardship of land and our community. We grow "field to belly" food that is unique, healthy, and delicious.... [more]
Located just between Middletown and Elizabethtown, we offer farm fresh, brown and green eggs from our free range chickens, and extra produce in season, from our chemical-free garden.... [more]
At Hybridoma we are committed to good stewardship of this farm and its land. We believe that food grown organically is better for the environment, the body and the soul.... [more]
We have been farming for thirty years. Eight years ago we transitioned into organic certifivation, a three year process.... [more]
Kauffman's Fruit Farm grows popular tree fruits - apples, cherries, peaches, pears, plums - on 110 acres in central Lancaster County, putting Pennsylvania's Dutch Country farmland to good use.
