CSA near Madison, va
Since May 2016, Shenandoah Valley Produce CSA (Previously known as Willow Grove Farm CSA, only a name change, farmer's still the same!) has been offering Community Sponsored Agricultural shares (CSA)... [more]
Our Market is open to the public, and represents the hub of Oak Hart community. We offer our own sustainably grown produce (for purchase outright or as part of a CSA program), as well as produce from... [more]
Twin Springs Farm is a 76 acre farm located in Nelson County Vrigina. We use ecological farming practices, and support sustainable agriculture methods and do not use harmful herbicides or pecticides.... [more]
Little Hat Creek Farm is a small ecological vegetable farm run by Ben Stowe and Heather Coiner on leased land in Nelson County, VA.... [more]
Red Tree Farmstead is our dream farm. We grow 2 acres of annual vegetables, using several season-extension techniques, aiming to produce year-round.... [more]
Located at the base of the first ridge of the Blue Ridge Mountains just east of the Shenandoah River and about 2 miles from Round Hill, Va The land being farmed was first farmed in the 1700's and the... [more]
We began our garden in the spring of 2015 with a mission to become certified organic and to farm the land in a sustainable and balanced way.... [more]
Gourdgeously Good provides CSA shares of fresh, Woodbridge-grown produce direct from our gardens to individuals and families in the Northern Virginia areas.... [more]
Sprouting Roots Farm is a small family farm owned and operated by a woman in Loudoun County, VA. We grow highly nutritious seasonal Indian ethnic vegetables, greens, roots, herbs, and flowers for loc... [more]
Small family owned and operated farm specializing ecological agriculture. We grow Turmeric and Ginger, garden veggies, honey, eggs, chicken, beef, lamb, fresh milk, and hand crafted furniture.... [more]
The phrase Buffalo Chicken Ranch rings true here at Breezy Meadow Farms!
The Lamb's Quarter is a colonial-era family farm dating back to 1690. Dedicated to doing things the "old-fashioned" way, we raise all our animals on pasture.... [more]