Fredericksburg, va

Farms near Fredericksburg, va

Appomattox, Virginia

We are the Boswells and we are here in Appomattox VA raising heritage breeds with Highland Cattle, Galloway Cattle, crosses HighParks.... [more]

Westminster, Maryland

Certified Organic Vegetables, Gourmet Salad Greens, Herbs and Transplants. Currently expanding into berry fruits and all-season greenhouse production.

Upperco, Maryland

Good Dog Farm is a 25-acre vegetable farm in Upperco, Maryland. We are Certified Naturally Grown, ensuring you the highest quality and safest produce.... [more]

Middlebrook, Virginia

Fresh, grass-fed, lab-tested, raw milk delivered nearby each week? What could be better! Now it's easier than ever to enjoy fresh, delicious raw milk, conveniently delivered near you.... [more]

Appomattox, Virginia

We are Byron and Dara Burns, founders of the brand new Purple Mockingbird Farm and big fans of the natural world.... [more]

Hampstead, Maryland

Small family farm that operates a roadside stand with handmade soaps and candles, along with in season produce.... [more]

Romney, West Virginia

Triple E Farms is a small regenerative family farm in the mountains of West Virginia. We do things the old fashioned way.... [more]

Greensboro, Maryland

At Quarter Acre Farm we grow certified organic vegetables seedlings with agricultural expertise. We only use regenerative growing methods no pesticides, herbicides, or petroleum based products are e... [more]

Fredericksburg, Virginia

The Fredericksburg Area CSA Project is a community supported agriculture project that serves the Fredericksburg, VA region.... [more]

Fredericksburg, Virginia

Wild Greens is a family-owned business located in White Oak, Stafford County, in Fredericksburg, Virginia.... [more]

Fredericksburg, Virginia

White Oak Farm Nursery located in Stafford, Virginia is a small family farm specializing in producing Large Black Hogs for slaughter.... [more]

Fredericksburg, Virginia

In 2006, Turner Minx became involved in agriculture through 4-H. As the years went by agriculture became a more lucrative career option.... [more]