Local Food near Louisa, va
We are a small farm in Adamstown, Maryland, in southern Frederick County. We currently produce pasture-raised, all-natural beef, pork and lamb.... [more]
Honey's Weekend Farm Store is open every Saturday Sunday year-round from 10am-4pm. It features Honey's Harvest Farm's elderberry syrup, local raw wildflower honey, herbal teas and tinctures, and a f... [more]
We are small family farm raising animals on pasture in a natural way. We raise broilers, layers, pigs, turkeys and lamb.... [more]
Red Wiggler Care Farm is a 12‑acre sustainable farm in Montgomery County, Maryland, where people with and without developmental disabilities come together to work, learn, grow, and share food.... [more]
Yorktown Market Days is one of the most unique farmers markets in Hampton Roads, offering spectacular views of the York River, food trucks, and a variety of vendors and artists!... [more]
Count Your Blessings Farm is a first generation family farm raising registered black angus cattle, registered Nubian, Nigerian, and Mini Nubian dairy goats, and heritage breed pasture raised Berkshire... [more]
Hello and welcome to Berger Farms! My name is Tom Berger and with my wife Anne, we grow all natural fruits and vegetables on our small farm.... [more]
The Louisa Farmer's Market is dedicated to providing a point of sales for local farm producers. The primary goal of the Market will be focus on the vital role that local farmers play in our community... [more]
We started in the cattle business to create high quality naturally raised (No GMO or drugs) Certified Angus cattle (100% Angus) in late 2012.... [more]
The Living Energy Farm is a project to build a community, education center, and farm that demonstrates that a fulfilling life is possible without the use of any fossil fuel.... [more]
We are a U-pick farm offering berries while also providing an experience reminiscent of going to the family farm.... [more]
Here at Harvest Moon Farm, we specialize in raising heritage American Guinea Hogs. Our pigs are raised in the woods and moved frequently to give them access to fresh ground.... [more]