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

At Three Springs Farm we believe that the quality you put in is the quality you get out. We currently raise Grass Fed/ Grass Finished Beef, Pasture Raised non-GMO Berkshire Pork, and Pasture raised no

Our animals (Goats, Heritage Pigs, Heritage Turkeys, and Heritage Rabbits) are raised in the forest on the side of a mountain year round.... [more]

Riverdog Farms is a small, family-run farm in southern Marshall, VA. Our mission is producing the highest quality agricultural products in a sustainable way, while creating a positive impact for our a... [more]

Urban gardening turned homestead farming. We focus on soil biology and growing all organic.

We are a small poultry, egg, and produce farm located in the foothills of the Shenandoah Mountains in Northern Culpeper County, Virginia.... [more]

Saddle Ridge Farm is a family-run, sustainable farm in the Culpeper, VA area. We provide natural meats without added hormones, antibiotics or man-made additives.... [more]

All-natural beef, lamb, pork, eggs (chicken, turkey and duck), fruits and veggies. Animals are lovingly cared for, and allowed free range (ie - spoiled rotten!) Come visit the farm to hand feed the... [more]

We are a small family operated farm in Culpeper County Virginia. We offer pasture raised purebred Berkshire pork, eggs from free-range chickens, and cut flowers, peppers, and tomatoes in season.... [more]

We are Moving Meadows Farm, a three generation farm producing grass fed beef (Southpoll cattle), free range pastured chicken, and fresh farm eggs.... [more]

Muddy Creek Farmstead is a small farm located near Harrisonburg, Virginia. We use sustainable and natural practices to grow healthy living soil and a wide variety of vegetables, fresh herbs, and frui... [more]

Welcome to Iris Hills Farm. I have been growing irises for 6 years, and for 4 years in earnest. The first few I grew intrigued me so much that I decided to learn about them and join the American Iri... [more]