Farms near Greenlawn, ny
Four generation working family farm specializing in fourteen varieties of hardneck garlic, our own pure honey, multi-colored large eggs from free-range and foraging chickens, vegetables in season, our... [more]
Woven Roots Farm is a traditional, hand-scale vegetable farm, Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program, and education center located on unceded Mohican land in the beloved rolling hills of Tyring
BOTL Farm is a pasture-based, sustainability-focused livestock farm in northeast Connecticut (also known as the “Quiet Corner” of Connecticut) raising pigs, goats, and chickens.... [more]
We produce top-quality 100% grass-fed beef and free-ranged heritage breed pork locally, naturally humanely in contract grazing environment with NO antibiotics or growth hormones.... [more]
Hawthorne Valley Farm (HVF) is a diversified, 900-acre, Demeter-certified Biodynamic®, USDA and Real Organic Project certified organic, and Animal Welfare Approved farm in Harlemville (Ghent), NY, abo... [more]
We are a small local grower that produces year round in our fields and greenhouses. We produce everything in a natural way and do no use pesticides.
Foxtrot Bee & Beery Farm was started to produce crops that are free of pesticides and grown with all natural methods.... [more]
All vegetables, herbs, and flowers are grown using organic and sustainable practices. Seedsower Farm adheres to the Northeast Organic Farming Association's Farmers Pledge.... [more]
A small family farm in South Huntington, we grow a wide variety of fresh vegetables and herbs. Our soil is our treasure and it has been nurtured to produce the bountiful vegetables our family has enjo... [more]
ELIJA Farm is a sustainable, non-profit farm in South Huntington. We are committed to using environmentally responsible practices to raise high quality produce.... [more]
A small, diversified farm growing vegetables, berries, flowers, herbs on the grounds of Old Bethpage Village Restoration.... [more]
THE FARM at ST. JOSEPH is located in Brentwood, New York, on the grounds of The Sisters of St. Joseph, a congregation of women who have lived and worked in the community for over one hundred years.