Grantville, ga

Farm Stands near Grantville, ga

Atlanta, Georgia

Eat backyard eggs that are days old, not WEEKS OR MONTHS OLD like industrial grocery store eggs! Now offering seasonal cut flower bouquets in limited quantities!... [more]

Powder Springs, Georgia

Georgian Oaks Farm is now offering FARM TOURS. To sign up please go to our website www.suribunni.com and click on the Farm Tours button.... [more]

Opelika, Alabama

HI There! I sell eggs from my flock at The Pink Egg Hut at the end of my driveway. They are $5/dozen or $7.50/18 count.... [more]

Decatur, Georgia

The North DeKalb Mall Community Garden is a 2-acre urban garden in Decatur, GA, a suburb of Atlanta.

Stone Mountain, Georgia

Yolktopia is a family-owned egg supplier located in Clarkston/Stone Mountain, GA. We are dedicated to providing our customers with the freshest eggs from pasture-raised chickens.... [more]

Opelika, Alabama

Simple home gardener promoting heritage vegetables locally grown for more than four decades. Only direct sales and only in season.... [more]

Rockmart, Georgia

Carlton Farms is a diversified sustainable family farm located 45 miles NW of Atlanta. We produce raw cows milk for pets from grass-fed Jersey cows, pasture raised, soy free, non-GMO eggs, grass f... [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

Cedartown, Georgia

Situated just fifty miles outside of Atlanta Georgia, Morning Glory Farm has been providing naturally-grown fruits and vegetables, hormone-free, pastured raised, grassfed meats, jams and jellies, hone... [more]

ARAGON, Georgia

We are a small operation raising Angora and Californian rabbits for fiber, meat, and show. We also provide spinning services for fiber farm owners, fiber education classes, spinning, knitting and cro

ARAGON, Georgia

Small Urban Homestead starting back up after relocation to Georgia from New York. We plan to have angora rabbits (and their fiber), Californian rabbits, coturnix quail, veggies and hand made items.