McKenney, va

Farms near McKenney, va

Virginia Beach, Virginia

Pungo Farm is a small, pesticide-free CSA farm in Virginia Beach, Virginia, growing fresh vegetables, herbs, and cut flowers in the Pungo and Back Bay area.... [more]

Fredericksburg, Virginia

We sell honey, peaches, apples, blueberries, flowers, jams, eggs, soaps, and more! Everything is grown onsite.... [more]

Hillsborough, North Carolina

The farm will be entering it's 26th year in production in 2026! We produce a large variety of seasonal vegetables using only natural and sustainable farming methods.... [more]

DeWitt, Virginia

With over 350 combined acres, Lingerfelt Farms has been farming in Dinwiddie County since 1932. We provide orchard/fescue mix hay to our customers feeding horses, llamas, alpacas, sheep, goats, cows,

Warfield, Virginia

Browntown Farms, the 348 acres, was founded June 13, 1908 by my grandfather Sandy Brown and his brother-in-law Collins Jackson.... [more]

Dewitt, Virginia

Rabbit Hill Farm is a small, family owned Hobby Farm located in Dinwiddie County, Virginia. Operation began in the summer of 2006 with chicks my daughter received for a 4-H project.... [more]

DeWitt, Virginia

Since 1933 the Jones family has been farming 175 acres in DeWitt, VA, which is very small community located in Dinwiddie County.... [more]

Ford, Virginia

All grass fed poultry (chickens, turkeys, ducks) and eggs. We are a VA State registered and inspected Custom Exempt poultry processor to assist you in processing your back yard flock.

Dinwiddie, Virginia

We are a small family owned and operated farm focusing on raising heritage breeds. Livestock are raised, handled and cared for utilizing a nutritional all natural diet without antibiotics or hormones.... [more]

Freeman, Virginia

Power of Love is a rural Virginia ministry dedicated to providing nutritious fruits and vegetables grown according to generally accepted organic practices.... [more]

Church Road, Virginia

Our laying hens enjoy unfettered access to large green pastures, where they can race around or snooze in shade or sunshine, foraging for critters and eating lots of greens.... [more]