Wheel-View Farm in Shelburne is a family owned scenic hilltop farm in western Massachusetts raising USDA certified natural grass-fed beef.... [more]

We are a small homestead, striving to produce a good amount of life-giving foods for our family and others.... [more]

Small family-owned farm specializing in the unusual and exotic. Heirloom varieties our specialty. Vendor to organic markets and small businesses seeking gorgeous looking and tasty organic produce.... [more]

Organic fed and pasture raised Boer Goats, Lamb and chickens. We are a small farmstead but have extra eggs, chicken, lamb and chevon meat.... [more]

Walpole Valley Farms raises 100% Grass-fed & finished beef, pasture-raised chickens, pigs, turkeys & eggs, We use non-GMO feed for our chickens, turkeys and pigs.... [more]

Grass Roots Farm is owned and operated by the huband and wife team, Tom Bohan and Kristin Bohan. With their three children they practice holistic and sustainable practices to produce grass fed beef, p... [more]

We grow a seasonal variety of vegetables and cut flowers on our property in Wilbraham. All produce is grown using organic methods.We use cover crops, compost, and organic fertilizers to build soil fer... [more]

Farm fresh vegetables that are in season, specializing in garlic, onions, gilfeather turnip, winter squash , blue hubbard , acorn, buttercup, and butternut .

5 Generation small family farm has reinvented itself as an alpaca farm! Come visit us for a farm tour, pet the goats and alpacas and ask us about our work to naturally return the land to producti... [more]

Revive The Roots cultivates an inclusive environment free of judgment and biases where people and the environment thrive through sustainable practices, community building, and education.... [more]

Mystic Meadow Alpacas is committed to breeding alpacas of superior fiber quality, conformation and gentle disposition.... [more]

CLOSED FOR THE 2025 SEASON. We hope to see you next year. Thanks for your support. Greystones Farm took over the present location in 1960, but the family farming tradition is much older.