Inwood, ny

Farm Stands near Inwood, ny

Lehighton, Pennsylvania

We are a family owned and operated pasture based livestock farm. We raise 100% Grass-fed Beef Lamb, Pastured/Woodlot Pork Poultry along with Free Range Eggs.... [more]

, New York

2023 farm fresh honey collected by our bees. Raw honey is never heated, filtered, blended. It's just nectar from flowers that has been cured by the bees in their hives.... [more]

Old Bethpage, New York

A small, diversified farm growing vegetables, berries, flowers, herbs on the grounds of Old Bethpage Village Restoration.... [more]

Centerport, New York

All vegetables, herbs, and flowers are grown using organic and sustainable practices. Seedsower Farm adheres to the Northeast Organic Farming Association's Farmers Pledge.... [more]

Lincroft, New Jersey

Capelli Farms is a rehabilitated 10 acre farm in Lincroft. What once was an overgrown & unmaintained property, is now a restored farm for Monmouth County residents to enjoy.... [more]

Brentwood, New York

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.

Clifton, New Jersey

City Green is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization facilitating the establishment of urban farms and community, youth and school gardens in northern NJ cities - creating increased access to healthy, local... [more]

Paramus, New Jersey

We are a small CSA farm located in Bergen County, NJ. We are the original Joy's Farm CSA run by the Joy Family in Paramus.... [more]

East Islip, New York

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]

Tarrytown, New York

We are an intimate scale nursery in the lower Hudson Valley, specializing in heirloom and open pollinated vegetables and herbs for home and community gardeners.... [more]

Hillsdale, New Jersey

Demarest Farm: Jewel of Bergen County In the late 1970s, Peter and Marsha introduced what would become one of the largest and most important parts of the business: pick-your-own apples and pumpkins.... [more]