Cow Pool Gainesville is an informal cooperative purchasing group dedicated to sourcing local, free-range and grass-fed meat affordable for middle to low-income families.... [more]
We are a family run nursery specializing in heirloom vegetable and herb transplants. We grow many different varieties of tomatoes, peppers and herbs as well as a few unique varieties of everything els... [more]
Harvest Moon, LLC is family-owned and operated by Nancy Brooks, Robert Ames and Marla Ames. Together we have have been involved in agriculture for over 35 years.
Located in beautiful Suwannee County, our small family farm is dedicated to producing pasture raised products in accordance with the Weston A.... [more]
I have registered Heritage Ossabaw pigs.These pigs are NOT WILD PIGS. Ossabaw breed has developed to unique method of fat metabolism, resulting in a fat that is FLAVORFUL, HIGH IN OLEIC ACIDS.
Goat First Network: Mahan Farms: Mahan Community Supported Agriculture located at 16824 Mahan Drive, Tallahassee, Florida, is a newly formed company with a mission, "Providing Foods To Sustain A Healt
We are a family run hydroponic farm in Gadsden County we grow a variety of produce inside a top vented greenhouse as well as some outdoor production.
We grow only heirloom and non-GMO vegetables with no chemicals or pesticides. In addition to the ordinary vegetables listed, we grow asparagus beans also known as "long beans" and purple bell peppe
.Fresh vegetables from Steven Davis Farms and Fresh baked goods from The Grocery Lady. We also have local honey, and many other items.... [more]
We are a small dairy located Suwannee County selling raw goat and cow milk and other dairy products such as Cultured Butter, Cultured Butter-Milk (great for baking!), Yogurt (Both cow and goat), and S... [more]
See you in August 2019 for the start of another muscadine season! Thank you to all of our regular and new guests for visiting us in 2018.... [more]
Our farm is a multi-use farm. We grow many different types of vegetables, some of which we sell at the Marianna Farmer's Market, some which we consume and or can, and some we share with our neighbors... [more]