Farms near Kingwood, wv
Project GROWS is a nonprofit educational farm with a mission to grow a healthy community by connecting all people to nutritious foods.... [more]
Harmony Harvest Farm is a family-owned flower farm located in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Weyers Cave, VA!... [more]
Growing beautiful cut flowers for Farmers' Market and Weddings. Specializing in mixed bouquets. Perfect for your table, party or special occasion.... [more]
Waterpenny Farm is a 6-acre vegetable farm in Rappahannock County, Virginia. Since our first growing season in 2000, we've been committed to running our farm in harmony with the environment, using su... [more]
We are a small family farm growing mainly hay for the horse market & tending our Angus cow herd. We have been raising & selling purebred Angus beef for home freezers for 40 years.... [more]
Our farm is family centered and passionate about providing the best food possible! On our 14 acres of grass, we raise grassfed beef, pastured meat chickens, pastured meat goats, and all natural pork.... [more]
Crossroads Farm offers healthy, organically grown produce and other farm products such as strawberry jam, pestos, elderberries and elderberry syrup, plus herbs, edible flowers, native flower bouquets... [more]
We emulate the modern model of a rural part-time agriculture. We raise photogenic Texas Longhorn Cattle, who have many colorful calves.... [more]
Welcome to Round Right Farm and our Community Supported Agriculture project, or CSA - your direct link to high quality, chemical-free produce, fresh from the farm.... [more]
Working H Farms is a family owned and operated farm that sells locally. We produce all natural grass fed beef and pork along with pastured chicken and turkeys.... [more]
Possum Tail Farm is a family-owned and operated farm in Terra Alta, West Virginia. Our 150 acre farm has been in the family for four generations.... [more]
Evans Knob Farm has been practicing organic growing methods for several years and became certified organic in the summer of 2003.In 2010 Evans Knob allowed USDA organic ceritification to lapse and be... [more]