Mount Hope, wv

Farms near Mount Hope, wv

Bedford, Virginia

Count Your Blessings Farm is a first generation family farm raising registered black angus cattle, registered Nubian, Nigerian, and Mini Nubian dairy goats, and heritage breed pasture raised Berkshire... [more]

Bedford, Virginia

Join Our Growing Farm Team! We're excited to welcome people who want to learn chemical-free farm management.... [more]

Lost Creek, West Virginia

We have been growing vegetables, herbs and small fruits using sustainable agricultural methods on this farm since 2003.... [more]

West Union, West Virginia

RunningBugFarm.com is a small, crunchy Eco-farm homestead in WV. You can easily find: Natural Feathers from humanely raised birds Real Goats Milk Soap, Salves, Balms Naturally Grown Prod... [more]

Oak Hill , West Virginia

Hope Springs Farm is situated on a beautiful 25 acres in Southern WV. Hope Springs is a family owned farm specializing in Alpacas and Silver Fox Rabbits.... [more]

Layland, West Virginia

We raise Coturnix quail for their eggs and want to share their health benefits with others. All of our quail are raised with organic soy free feed from hatching.... [more]

Danese , West Virginia

Our Farm is a Family Farm, located in Danese, West Virginia. We use practices that are both sustainable and heal the land by permaculture, mimicking the natural way of both the animal and the land!... [more]

Sandstone, West Virginia

Rainbow Farm is a small, but diverse farm located in the mountains of Summer County, West Virginia.... [more]

Sandstone, West Virginia

We at Free Earth Farm offer pork raised on certified organic feed. Our CSA members will begin receiving monthly shares starting in June of 2016.... [more]

Rupert, West Virginia

We are new homestead owners, and will update with more products as they come into season.

Forest Hill, West Virginia

We are a small family farm in southeastern West Virginia. We currently raise Shetland sheep and angora rabbits.... [more]

Lerona, West Virginia

We have free range chickens...that lay eggs almost year round. We have heads of cattle that we will sale.