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Hurlock, Maryland

Know Your Food ~ Know Your Farmer Pop’s Old Place is a century-old family farm in Dorchester County, Maryland.... [more]

Hopewell, New Jersey

Sweet Sourland Farms is family owned operated, offering locally grown forest and agricultural products for sale on a modest scale.... [more]

Allentown, New Jersey

Begin a Christmas tradition with your family! We are a 24 acre, choose and cut your own Christmas tree farm located in Allentown New Jersey.... [more]

Tracys Landing, Maryland

We are small family farm raising animals on pasture in a natural way. We raise broilers, layers, pigs, turkeys and lamb.... [more]

Hampton, New Jersey

100% USA made and raised fiber creations from our small family farm - each are a unique work of art!... [more]

Silver Spring, Maryland

Love Bug Farm is a small-scale produce farm located at Watkins Regional Park in Prince Georges county Maryland.... [more]

Lehighton, Pennsylvania

We are a family owned and operated pasture based livestock farm. We raise 100% Grass-fed Beef Lamb, Pastured/Woodlot Pork Poultry along with Free Range Eggs.... [more]

Union Bridge, Maryland

Offering scrumptious 100% grass-fed and grass-finished lamb raised on our farm in Frederick County, MD.... [more]

Mount Airy, Maryland

Hello and welcome to Berger Farms! My name is Tom Berger and with my wife Anne, we grow all natural fruits and vegetables on our small farm.... [more]

Duncannon, Pennsylvania

Yeehaw Farm is a 4th generation family farm located in Perry County, Pennsylvania. Three generations currently live on our 160 acre farm at the foot of the beautiful Appalachian Mountains.

South Brunswick, New Jersey

Located on Selma Drive, tucked off Fresh Ponds Road, Fresh Ponds Farm was established in 2011. Fresh Ponds Farm is a family-run farm, owned by Dave and Joyce Chagnon.... [more]

Biglerville, Pennsylvania

Welcome to our farm! We have been working for several years now to become "year round growers." After building a high tunnel in the winter of 2011, we are now able to grow leafy greens, carrots and... [more]