CSA near Cedar Lake, in
Twin Springs Farm is a 76 acre farm located in Nelson County Vrigina. We use ecological farming practices, and support sustainable agriculture methods and do not use harmful herbicides or pecticides.... [more]
The Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission (SMADC) promotes diverse, market-driven agricultural enterprises, coupled with land preservation to increase sustainability and profitability... [more]
We are a veteran owned, small family farm located in Edenton, North Carolina. Our mission is to raise our animals in the most natural way possible.... [more]
We are a family farm in business since 1989. Our crops include specialty greens - spinach, red and green lettuce mixes, and over 20 varieties of Asian greens that are offered throughout the season in
Nature's Table Food Club is a new CSA formed by Corvallis Farms LLC and Seminole Farm and Flora. We are two family farms with long histories of serving the Culpeper community.... [more]
Graceland Farm uses sustainable agriculture to grow fresh herbs and produce for sale at Farmers markets in Warrenton, Manassas and Dale City.... [more]
Product Specifications: We grow produce year-round. We grow traditional as well as "non- traditional" vegetables, not typically found in local food stores.... [more]
We are a small family operated farm raising fresh eggs, pork, lamb, goat, chicken and beef. We sell cuts of meat as well as whole, half, quarters and live animals.... [more]
Zekiah Farms is dedicated to the stewardship of our family, land, and traditions. Our practices include sustainable agriculture, quality naturally raised meats, and alternative agriculture enterprise... [more]
First generation farmers growing nutrient dense, chemical free produce through regenerative, soil first practices.... [more]
Messick's Farm Market is the "Market on the Farm." The Messick's Farm Market store is a newer addition to the family owned and operated dairy farm first established in the 1920s.
Our project began as a homestead. We were looking to live a simpler life. As we cultivated herbs and tended our trees, we began to produce more than we could eat.... [more]