Moulton, al

Farms near Moulton, al

Town Creek, Alabama

We are a small single family farm established in 2022. For the past three years we have sold our homegrown veggies, eggs, and baked goods at Lawrence County Farmers Market in Moulton.... [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]

Hartselle, Alabama

We are a small farm in Hartselle Al and we strive to provide the highest quality products at a fair and resonable price.... [more]

Rogersville, Alabama

Phoenix Farms produces pasture raised Heritage Pork. We produce Berkshires, Hampshires, Durocs, and various crosses of all three.... [more]

Hartselle, Alabama

We are a family operated farm that grows several different varieties of heirloom vegetables every year, specializing in tomatoes and peppers.... [more]

Haleyville, Alabama

Sutherland Acres is a small family farm located in the Forkville community of Winston County, Alabama.... [more]

Falkville, Alabama

We are honored to be a collaborator and incubator as a sub-awardee on a three-year Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program, run by Alabama A&M and funded through the USDA.... [more]

Rogersville, Alabama

Janna's Food Farm is family owned and operated. My mission is to provide soy-free eggs by free range chickens.... [more]

Russellville, Alabama

Tomato Grower and Cucumber Grower in Russellville, AL. I own a greenhouse as well.

Muscle Shoals , Alabama

We grow a number of different field crops and hydroponic veggies. some of the things we grow Tomatoes ,colored cherry tomatoes, heirloom tomatoes.... [more]

Athens, Alabama

We believe that eating locally raised, high quality beef should not be an expensive luxury. Our cattle are raised in a healthy manner - on nutritious pasture and lightly finished on grain.... [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]