Gretna, va

Farms near Gretna, va

Bedford, Virginia

Count Your Blessings Farm is a first generation family farm raising registered black angus cattle, registered Nubian, Nigerian, and Mini Nubian dairy goats, and heritage breed pasture raised Berkshire... [more]

Montvale, Virginia

Currently we are farming natural dye plants for use with textile supplies and finished products and accessories.... [more]

Roanoke, Virginia

At C F Farms, we believe that everyone has a right to know where their food came from and how it was produced.... [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]

Pamplin, Virginia

Berkshire Forest Farm is a pasture-raised pig farm using regenerative practices. The farm supplies Berkshire piglets specifically bred to thrive on a high pasture diet to farmers throughout the Easter

Monroe, Virginia

We are regeneratively focused family run farm that uses holistic methods to improve the health of the land, and produce nutrient dense pastured pork, and grass finished South Poll beef.... [more]

Amherst, Virginia

Mt. Pleasant Growers is your local hydroponic grower of fresh, delicious, clean, and nutrition-packed lettuces, greens, and herbs.... [more]

Roxboro, North Carolina

We are a Certified Naturally Grown produce farm in Person County NC. We specialize in southern heirlooms and plants that are well adapted for our changing climate.... [more]

Clarksville, Virginia

We are an organic you pick blueberry farm. We also raisee garlic. Follow us on Facebook for updates.

Timberlake, North Carolina

Hawkfield Manor is a small family-run farm in Person County. From an Amish farm out in Caswell county, to our current farm location, we have been involved in farmers markets and wholesale beef since 2

Browns Summit, North Carolina

Wild Roots Farm is a family owned amd operated farm located in Browns Summit, NC. We strive to grow food that is sustainable and healthy.... [more]

, Virginia

Thanks for your interest in our history. We started farming in 1991. Although we are conventional farmers, we use very little chemicals.... [more]