Newark Valley, ny

Farm Stands near Newark Valley, ny

New Milford, Pennsylvania

Welcome to Alpacas of Sunshine Farm, Fiber & Clothing Store ! We are an alpaca breeding farm located in NEPA between Scranton, PA and Binghamton, NY.... [more]

Locke, New York

Welcome to SignHurst Dairy.

Columbia Cross Roads, Pennsylvania

We grow real food with no chemicals! Since there are so many different vegetables in our gardens, it may be easier to think of what we can make with them.... [more]

Bainbridge, New York

Brook Glen Farm has been growing good food for ourselves and our neighbors for over twelve years now.... [more]

Watkins Glen, New York

Harnas Homestead Farm, is a multi generational food farm. Our two primary goals are... Growing, nutritionally dense, chemical free food And "Cultivating" the next generation of farmers Our fre... [more]

Norwich, New York

NOFA certified; full range organic vegetables; some fruit; eggs; poultry Internships available

Plymouth, New York

Our agricultural and animal husbandry practices are "old-style" organic, humane, natural and sustainable.... [more]

Columbia Cross Roads, Pennsylvania

Here at the Kuhn Family Farm we raise 100% Grass-fed and Hormone-free Red Angus, and BEEFALO. We are Pennsylvania BQA Certified Producers, and are registered with the PA Dept.... [more]

King Ferry, New York

We raise purebred Dexter cattle, a heritage breed. Dexters are very small by nature, easy to handle and retain strong genetics.... [more]

Hop Bottom, Pennsylvania

We are a small self sustaining family run farm. We live a natural and holistic lifestyle which is reflected in our farming and animal husbandry methods.... [more]

Watkins Glen, New York

We are a small family farm located just outside of Watkins Glen about 5 miles. We sell Slaughter lambs and sheep all year long we specialize in 30-60 pound milk fed lambs in the spring and market lamb... [more]

Skaneateles, New York

Song Meadows is a family owned and operated alpaca farm in central New York. We raise huacaya alpacas and harvest their fleece on an annual basis.... [more]