Kingwood, wv

U-Pick near Kingwood, wv

Keezletown, Virginia

We are a Pick Your Own Blueberry farm with our core season in June and July. We are a second generation, women owned farm growing blueberries, seasonal vegetables, raw honey and sweet sorghum.... [more]

McDonald, Pennsylvania

Half Crown Hill Orchard is a family owned and operated farm and retail market providing home grown apples and honey.... [more]

Alum Bank, Pennsylvania

Jamboree Farm raises pastured poultry, heirloom vegetables, and wildcrafted fruits and nuts.

Staunton, Virginia

Project GROWS is a nonprofit educational farm with a mission to grow a healthy community by connecting all people to nutritious foods.... [more]

Eglon, West Virginia

Small family owned farm with sheep, rabbits, chickens & a variety of other birds. Selling eggs for $1.00 per dozen.... [more]

Burlington, West Virginia

Located in the Ridge and Valley Province of eastern West Virginia, Green Family Farm is family owned and operated.... [more]

Dawson, Pennsylvania

Maple Bottom Farm is owned by Vickie & Mike Baker and our children Lee & Clara. Our Farmhouse B&B is family operated with Vickie's mother, Susan Ansell.... [more]

Hunker, Pennsylvania

We are growing a sustainable community. Our farm store is open Saturday and Sunday from 10 am till 5 pm beginning June 20.... [more]

Monongahela, Pennsylvania

Acres of great food and family fun! Established in 1971 by Ron and Carolyn Beinlich, Triple B is a 400-acre working family farm.... [more]

Doddridge County, West Virginia

Sweet Wind Farm is dedicated to raising healthy, wholesome chicken, rabbit meat, goat meat, farm-raised venison and free range eggs.... [more]

Washington, Pennsylvania

Our Farming Philosophy At Tweed Hill Homestead, we believe in raising animals in a way that fosters their natural behaviors and promotes optimal health without the use of antibiotics, hormones, or h

Irwin, Pennsylvania

Here at Morris farm, you choose exactly what you want as you Pick Your Own Organic Produce. It is true that produce tastes best right after it has been picked.... [more]