Montevallo, al

Farms near Montevallo, al

Piedmont, Alabama

We are a multi-generational farm located in Piedmont Alabama. We are currently raising pastured beef and pastured poultry as well as pastured eggs.... [more]

Piedmont, Alabama

forever sunrise organics - Piedmont, AL. We are certified naturally grown, using bio intensive growing methods growing organic vegetables in raised beds.... [more]

Auburn, Alabama

Randle Farms is a family owned and operated farm, focusing on sustainable and diversified farming practices.... [more]

MACON, Mississippi

Thanks for your interest in our small, regenerative farm. We know how it feels to be uncertain of where your food comes from and how it was raised.... [more]

Piedmont, Alabama

We have always had vegetable gardens, but some friends got us involved in our local Farmers Market in Calhoun County.... [more]

Franklin, Georgia

We offer Gulf Coast sheep wool, roving, and yarn as well as lamb meats and hides. Our wool is available in our Etsy shop (https://redoakfarmwool.etsy.com), but we can also fill custom orders.... [more]

Crossville, Alabama

Strawberries, blackberries, peaches, and lots of vegetables are seasonally available at our farm and at five north Alabama farmers' markets.... [more]

Columbus, Mississippi

Britton Berries is a locally owned and familly operated blueberry farm. Our goal is to provide the consumer with safe and nutritious blueberries.... [more]

Hartselle, Alabama

Goose Pond Farm retired from framing in 2023. We offer eggs at the farm on a self-serve method. Check our website for details.... [more]

Opelika, Alabama

Simple home gardener promoting heritage vegetables locally grown for more than four decades. Only direct sales and only in season.... [more]

Franklin, Georgia

Frolona Farm has been in the Davis family for well over 100 years. It is a beautiful and timeless place, nestled in the rolling hills of west central Georgia.... [more]

Somerville, Alabama

Mims Blueberry Farm features naturally grown blueberries and is open to the public from late June or early July until the berries are gone at the end August or early September.... [more]