Forsyth, ga

Farms near Forsyth, ga

Hillsboro, Georgia

Manley Fainting Farms has been in business almost 20 years. We raise the fainting goat and have a few for sale.... [more]

Roberta, Georgia

Davis Farms is a small 2-acre farm located on a beautiful 25-acre hilltop in Roberta, GA. We specialize in growing a wide variety of heirloom and specialty vegetables, fruits, herbs and flowers.... [more]

Macon, Georgia

We are a seasonal mushroom farm cultivating gourmet and medicinal fungi for our friends in Middle Georgia.

Monticello, Georgia

I am a Beef Cattle Producer committed to putting a top quallity product on my customer's plate. I use Artificial Insemination using the top Angus genetics available.... [more]

Byron, Georgia

Naturally fed Boeher Goats

Zebulon, Georgia

We are a diversified Certified Organic family farm run by Dave Bentoski, Belinda Bentoski, and Aunt Pat Licari.... [more]

Locust Grove, Georgia

We are a sustainable homestead run by a local small family that appreciates, practices, and protects ecological biodiversity, organic farming methods, & responsible animal husbandry.

Locust Grove, Georgia

We are a small homestead just south of Atlanta in Beautiful Locust Grove Ga. raising St. Croix Sheep, A2/A2 Dexter and Jersey cows for both meat and raw dairy, chickens for eggs and American Guinea H... [more]

Macon, Georgia

We own and operate a 10 acre goat and chicken farm in central Georgia. We strive to be more sustainable with every passing day.... [more]

Jackson, Georgia

Chicken Farm, Sell Farm Fresh Eggs 3.00 PerDoz. Goats -Breeds SPANISH/KIKO. $350. You can Google my farm: Wolff Farms LLC in Jackson Georgia 470-505-5209 DIONWOLFF-OWNER

Williamson, Georgia

Hidden Springs Farm,LLC is a family owned and operated farm in Williamson, Ga. We are producers of commerical cattle known as black baldys, raw local honey, queens, beeswax and pecans.... [more]

Byron, Georgia

We will be in full operation spring 2014!! Echeeconnee Farm is a primarily heirloom farm that is trying to bring back the way food had been grown before the commercialization of agriculture.... [more]