Farms near New Freedom, pa
Fran and Ann's is a farm stand located on Wartman Rd at the corner of Township Line Rds. We sell all types of flowers, herbs and veggies, seasons permitting.... [more]
We are a small family farm growing mainly hay for the horse market & tending our Angus cow herd. We have been raising & selling purebred Angus beef for home freezers for 40 years.... [more]
Wholesome Food Farm is a small farm owned by the Moseley Family, a 3rd generation farming family, raising 100% grass fed beef in beautiful southeastern Berks County, Pennsylvania.... [more]
At Longview Farm, 20 miles south of the US capitol, we raise grass finished beef, pastured hens for eggs, Berkshire heritage pork,Ossabaw heritage pigs, heirloom tomatoes, and salad greens.... [more]
We grow sweet corn and tomatoes and lots of veggies and melons, cut flowers, sunflowers and herbs. Everything is freshly picked daily- sometimes a couple times a day.... [more]
Living Hope Farm (Community Supported Agriculture) CSA is a non-profit, 40 acre farm; priding itself on growing Certified Naturally Grown Non-GMO, chemical-free produce, that is nutritious and sustain... [more]
Microgreens | Edible Flowers | Hydro/Aeroponic Traditional Farming | Small Family Farm | Urban Farm
Chapel Hill Farm is a small farm dedicated to saving the critically endangered Randall Lineback cattle breed by creating a sustainable market for its outstanding beef.... [more]
Dittmar Family Farms is owned and operated by Zach and Jenny Dittmar. Zach is a third generation farmer and has been involved in agriculture all his life.... [more]
First generation farmers growing nutrient dense, chemical free produce through regenerative, soil first practices.... [more]
Welcome to Runnymeade Farm Market, a family-owned farm and farm market located in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia.... [more]
For more than 25 years, Ayrshire Farm has been a trailblazer in sustainable farming, specializing in raising heritage-breed livestock the right way -- outdoors on nutrient-rich and carbon-sequestering