We are a small family operated farm raising fresh eggs, pork, lamb, goat, chicken and beef. We sell cuts of meat as well as whole, half, quarters and live animals.... [more]

Nu-Beginning Farm is a teaching homestead located in beautiful Greenville, Virginia, with a retail outlet in Staunton, VA.... [more]

Experienced, fertile soils, reliable water supply. There are many factors that go into making a good CSA.... [more]

WE NO LONGER OFFER CSA's We are happy to say that we are actively involved with the VA Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Services as well as our local Extension Services.... [more]

NOW OPEN FOR 2024 SEASON! For 2024 I am instituting a every other week share delivery schedule. In the many prior seasons most members find that the volume of produce becomes unmanageable at times.... [more]

We are a small scale diversified farm focusing on producing a variety of vegetables and small fruits for sales at a local farmers' market, PYO and occasional local restaurant sales.... [more]

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]

We are a family run CSA farm. Our children, animals, and ourselves all work together to create a natural and earth friendly system of agriculture.... [more]

Lucky 3 Farm LLC is just 30 miles north of Raleigh in beautiful Franklin County, NC. We sell our slowly raised, organically grown we don't give our animals hormones or antibiotics; we don't use pest... [more]

Jug Bay Market Garden is located in Upper Marlboro, Maryland near Jug Bay. We raise vegetables, herbs, cut flowers and berries.... [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]

NOW Accepting new CSA members for our 2018 SUMMER CSA to start June 16, 2018.----Skipper Farms offers a full line of naturally grown local fresh fruits and vegetables in our markets.... [more]