Farm Stands near Frederick, md
Family owned farm in the Colesville and Montgomery County Area. Greenhouses, Orchard, Roadside Market, & Bakery.... [more]
WHAT WE CAN OFFER YOU If you're looking for healthier alternatives to the feedlot beef and confinement pork then rest assured that you can look locally for these pastured meats as well as remaining l... [more]
Grower of inulin rich products such as Jerusalem Artichokes, wild yams, elecampane, sweet cicely, dandalions, and chicory.... [more]
Our Market is open to the public, and represents the hub of Oak Hart community. We offer our own sustainably grown produce (for purchase outright or as part of a CSA program), as well as produce from... [more]
We grow and sell a wide variety of vegetables, herbs, raw honey & fresh eggs. Our organically-grown berries are starting to produce including blueberries, strawberries, and brambles.... [more]
Veramar Vineyard Escape from the city to the quiet elegance of Veramar Vineyard, a 100-acre private estate s wine country just 55 minutes from Washington D.C.... [more]
Family owned and operated since 1987, Norman's Farm Market proudly serves the greater DC area with delicious, 100% local produce through our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program and roadside... [more]
Boyer Nurseries not only in preserving the soil and environment, but in limiting sprawl. We have been building our farm for over a hundred years and hope to continue passing our land through the nex... [more]
"The Ag District" is the 412acre home of Chrysalis Vineyards and the Locksley Estate Farmstead Cheese Company.... [more]
The Twin Springs Market is a destination where foodies, families, and farmers reap the benefits of local pasture raised meats.... [more]
Smith Meadows offers grass-fed, all natural, USDA inspected beef, veal, pork, and goat and free-range eggs daily during regular business hours at the farm.... [more]
Welcome to our farm! We have been working for several years now to become "year round growers." After building a high tunnel in the winter of 2011, we are now able to grow leafy greens, carrots and... [more]