The Homestead Market is a nonprofit co-operative supporting more local farmers, creators and artisans than any other market along the Peak to Peak Scenic Byway.
Bonverts Farm is an urban hydroponic farm in Denver's Montbello neighborhood growing the cleanest, freshest, and best-tasting lettuce, kale, chard, arugula, greens, herbs, and roots available year-rou... [more]
Welcome! Sprout City Farms is an urban agriculture nonprofit in Denver, CO with the mission of cultivating educational urban farms that engage and strengthen communities.... [more]
THANK YOU ALL!! After 15 years in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, Knapp's Bees LLC moved to Lakewood, Colorado 7th July, 2024.... [more]
Two Hands Farm is a small urban farm on the edge of Lakewood and Golden, CO. We strive to provide real, simple, delicious, and locally grown produce to our community.... [more]
Welcome! Sprout City Farms is an urban agriculture nonprofit in Denver, CO with the mission of cultivating educational urban farms that engage and strengthen communities.... [more]
Little Plot Flower Farm is a mom-run, small-scale flower farm based in Denver, Colorado. We grow high quality, seasonal blooms for our 6 or 12 week CSA, market bouquets for individual purchase, bulk... [more]
The Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield CSA began in 2010 with help from a 3 year grant from Kaiser Permanente.... [more]
Welcome to our 17 acre Lavender farm nestled amidst the picturesque prairie landscape in Parker Colorado.... [more]
Sandys Way Microfarm is a small, family-owned and operated farm located 7 miles west of Castle Rock, Colorado in the west Plum Creek valley of Sedalia.... [more]
Pierce Land Bison is a family-run bison ranch in Deer Trail, Colorado, sitting on the wide open plains of Eastern Colorado, where the land is as untamed as the animals that roam it.... [more]
We're a family run micro dairy specializing in Nigerian Dwarf goat milk, and breeding. We are nestled in a quiet hollow where the air is fresh, the animals are spoiled, and the milk is second to none.
