We are a small family owned and operated farm, located in East Hampton, NY, since 1948. Our farm is open year round, where we sell our chicken and eggs.... [more]
Hamlet Organic Garden is a certified organic CSA in Brookhaven Hamlet. Our 250 member families pick up a weekly share of produce and flowers from the end of May until the end of October.
Farm stand and open gardens every Thursday in the 2011 growing seasons! Visit from 2:30 to 6 p.m.... [more]
Bitta-Blue is a small family-run farm in Killingworth, Connecticut. For over thirty years Susan Willis and her family have worked the farm organically to provide fresh vegetables available to our CSA... [more]
Rose Orchards in North Branford, CT has been family owned and operated for 12 generations, since Captain Jonathan Rose first settled here in the 1640's.... [more]
Bayard Cutting Arboretum CSA Farm A csa farm as part of this 691 acre arboretum and former home of William Bayard Cutting.... [more]
Four Mile River Farm is family run - we believe in family farming not factory farming. we raise all natural angus steers- no added hormones, antibiotics or growth stimulants.
The Robert Treat Farm is an authentic, working family farm market and garden center located adjacent to the historic beach community of Woodmont-on-the-Sound in Milford, Connecticut.... [more]
Family owned and operated by Tom and Karen Scott. Farm stand open April to Dec 31 9am-5:30pm featuring farm grown fruits annuals, perennials, hanging baskets cut flowers in summer; apple cider, pu... [more]
Our farm is a neighborhood farm. We grow flowering plants and produce. We also have our own beehives and offer to our customers raw unfiltered honey.... [more]
We are a family owned and operated farm established in 1950. We specialize in a large selection of vegetable plants and bedding flower plants.... [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.
