A farm owned by the Sisters of the Humility of Mary at their Villa Maria Convent. Operate a 280 acre low-input grain and hay farm; a 8 acre non-certified organic produce, herb and flower farm which gi... [more]
Farm operations consist of Pick your Own, and already picked Blueberries. Plus cage free, range free chickens and duck eggs for sale.... [more]
Linda's Bee Farm LLC is a premier, family-owned apiary and retail destination dedicated to preserving the vital role of the honeybee (Apis mellifera) within our ecosystem.
Healthy delicious Non-GMO eggs, unwashed, $4/dozen. (Cash or Venmo). Never hormones, GMOs, antibiotics, or chemical parasite treatments.... [more]
We are passionate about raising quality, healthy food in a natural way. We currently raise woodland pork, grass fed beef and goat, and pasture raised chickens and turkeys.... [more]
Welcome to Eureka Farms—where curiosity grows. Inspired by Archimedes' legendary cry of "Eureka!" ("I've found it!"), our farm was created with the belief that some of life's greatest discoveries ha
Half Crown Hill Orchard is a family owned and operated farm and retail market providing home grown apples and honey.... [more]
Forest Meadow Farm LLC is a small family flower farm in West Deer Township, Pennsylvania. We grow seasonal cut flowers using natural growing practices that support healthy soil, pollinators, and loc
We have been raising Dexter Cattle since 1993, a true dual purpose heritage breed (can be used for milking and/or beef) that is in "watch" status from ALBC.... [more]
We are a 3rd generation, family-owned, sustainably operated, small vegetable and flower farm. For 60 years, we have been attending local farmers' markets working with environmentally responsible farms... [more]
Family farm growing fresh Organic strawberries, Organic Chicken Duck Eggs, Honey from our beehives and more!... [more]
Our Certified Organic farm is in Allegheny Township, Westmoreland County. We are located 30 miles NE of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania near Apollo / Vandergrift / Lower Burrell.
