Morrison, tn

Farm Stands near Morrison, tn

Cleveland, Tennessee

Pinky's Garden offers Vegetable Start CSA (Don't have the space to start your own seeds let Pinky's start them for you), and will start offering flower bouquet bar CSA later this spring.

Nashville, Tennessee

We are four small farms that grow high-quality vegetables and fruits just 15 minutes from Nashville in the community of Scottsboro/Bells Bend.... [more]

Westmoreland, Tennessee

Our family farm started out as a dream over 8 years ago. We lived in a suburb of Buffalo, NY, and began hatching birds-- small at first, but then grew to hatching a few hundred birds per season-- chi... [more]

White House, Tennessee

Hill Family Farm is a small farm owned and operated by myself, my wife (Lynn) our son Chris and his wife Sherri.... [more]

Owens Cross Roads, Alabama

Selling eggs from true pasture raised hens. See the difference in the orange yolks and one of a kind tastes.... [more]

Elkmont, Alabama

Everything from the sun, rain, wind, grasses and feed all come together to flavor our cheese. We carefully provide the best nutrition with grazing and a custom blend of grains and hay.... [more]

Westmoreland, Tennessee

Up and running for the 2012 spring harvest season - we will offer exotic and "standard" vegetables and herbs, honey, eggs, apples and berries.... [more]

HUNTSVILLE, Alabama

The Orange Tomato is a Veggie Plant CSA providing the Huntsville area with healthy veggie plants that are fun and interesting.... [more]

Owens Crossroads, Alabama

We bought the farm in 2015. We raise Galloway cattle and have horses and donkeys too. We grow hay for our animals and sell any extra.... [more]

Grant, Alabama

We are a retired couple who about seven years ago decided to try to reclaim some land and in the process grow a few things.... [more]

Gurley, Alabama

Message from LocalHarvest: we have received emails from members that they are no longer receiving deliveries on the shares they purchased this year, 2014.... [more]

menlo, Georgia

We grow vegetables April through November without conventional pesticides.