Certified Organic Produce from Lancaster County We have been growing organic produce since 1998. We started by raising potatoes, tomatoes, winter squash, and broccoli; and selling it all wholesale.... [more]
Hidden Acres of Irish Valley is a small family farm nestled in the beautiful hills of Northumberland County, PA.... [more]
Hi! We're a NOFA-NY REAL Organic Project certified organic black dirt vegetable farm in Middletown, NY with multiple CSA pick-up locations, farmers markets, a self-serve farmstand.
E M Gold Beekeepers – Tinton Falls, NJ . For almost 30 years, we’ve been proudly serving Monmouth and the Jersey Shore with pure, small-batch New Jersey Honey, hand-poured Beeswax candles and curat... [more]
We start the season in May with our delicious strawberries, and continue into the summer with a large variety of veggies, melons and herbs.... [more]
Welcome to our 112-acre family farm in Sunbury, PA! We raise and sell grass-fed lamb (whole or half) , mutton, pastured chickens, turkeys, and raw honey.... [more]
Now taking sign ups for our 2024 Holiday CSA Deliveries. Join now! Our family farm produces sustainably-grown heirloom vegetables, berries, herbs, and Shiitake and other mushrooms on 44 acres of mix... [more]
DiMeo Farms and Blueberry Plants Nursery sells and ships the best organic blueberry plants and large mature blueberry bushes for sale farmer direct to your door.... [more]
We sell vegetables that we grow on our farm at our roadside stand in Yorktown Heights. We grow Tomatoes, Sweet Corn, Peppers, Lettuce, Green Beans, Okra, Beets, Potatos, Basil, Dill, Celantro, Parsle... [more]
Mad Horse Meats is a family-owned regenerative livestock farm on 250 acres in Hancocks Bridge, New Jersey, situated near the Delaware Bay in Salem County.
This is not a farm or a retail business. Beehives in our Backyard. Beekeeping is a hobby for my husband.... [more]
York Fresh Food Farms is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization created to reduce hunger in York County, PA, by growing safe, healthy food for people in need.
