Farms near Milford, nh
Scott Farm is an Eco-Certified heirloom apple orchard and events venue in active cultivation since 1791 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.... [more]
Fresh vegetables, flowers, strawberries, melons and herbs, for 21 weeks late May - October. Community Supported Agriculture for the Brattleboro, Dummerston, and Putney area of Vermont.... [more]
Oxford Farms practices regenerative and holistic farming. We rotate cattle, sheep, and chicken through our pastures in a purposeful and planned way to fertilize the land, increase it's biodiversity, w... [more]
Farm on the River is a small first-generation family farm that started back in 1994 as one of the very first Certified Organic CSA vegetable farms in the country.
Pakeen Farm is a family-owned farm located in Canton, Massachusetts. We sell pumpkins, apples, cider donuts, and more in the fall, and Christmas trees holiday decorations at Christmastime.
Brookwood Community Farm is a working farm in Canton, MA. Brookwood Community Farm sustainably grows produce to increase access to affordable, fresh, healthy food in our local communities.
Welcome to Little Light Farm! We grow on 4 acres of prime soil only a mile from Amherst Center. We are a veggie and flower operation leasing land on Amethyst Farm.... [more]
Oak Hollow Livestock is owned, operated, and enjoyed by Carl Sara Davis and our children. Our farm is located in scenic western Massachusetts, in the beautiful town of Shelburne.... [more]
Robariah Farms offers pasture-raised, kosher-certified meat and eggs raised in the Connecticut River Valley of Western Massachusetts.
Night Owl Farm is proud to offer a unique approach to farming that sets us apart from the rest. Our commitment to no-till and no-spray practices means that our produce is grown without the use of any... [more]
Old Friends Farm grows Certified Organic salad greens, cut flowers, and specialty vegetables. All products with careful attention from seed to sale.... [more]
Know Your Food, Know Your Farmer ...Buy Local! Don't Trust Labels Or Commercials Look Into Methods, See For Yourself The Way Your Food Is Raised, And Ask Questions.... [more]