Cloverleigh Farm grows USDA certified organic produce, herbs, and flowers for area residents of eastern Connecticut.... [more]
Welcome, we are a farm started with two acres about ten years ago and now farming 24 to provide locally grown grains for bread and corn meal products.... [more]
I am a small farmer in Franklin CT. The homestead and farm been in existence for over 250 years. I use cover crops, tarps, cardboard and use mostly mulches.
We are a small diversified farm growing vegetables on 30 acres in Granby, CT. We do not use pesticides, herbicides or GMO's and use only organic fertilizers.... [more]
Full Heart Farm is a small, family farm in Ledyard, CT that grows over 300 varieties of cut flowers, herbs, and vegetables.... [more]
StandingStone Farm, in southeastern Connecticut, is certified naturally grown and practices sustainable agriculture with respect for the health and safety of our animals and customers.... [more]
Here in the lower Hudson Valley where our family has lived for over 115 years, we grow leafy greens, garlic, some unusual/hard to find varieties of vegetables, and tend honeybees and hens on our organ... [more]
BOTL Farm is a pasture-based, sustainability-focused livestock farm in northeast Connecticut (also known as the “Quiet Corner” of Connecticut) raising pigs, goats, and chickens.... [more]
Eastford Farm is a small family run farm in the northeast corner of Connecticut. Our land was last regularly farmed in the 1800's which means our animals graze on land that is free of pesticides and c... [more]
We have lots and lots of great food--meats, vegetables and specialties throughout the year. The entire farm has been organic and committed to sustainable and regenerative agriculture since we started... [more]
We produce top-quality 100% grass-fed beef and free-ranged heritage breed pork locally, naturally humanely in contract grazing environment with NO antibiotics or growth hormones.... [more]
Pastured lamb is now available at River valley Coop and grass finished beef is for sale at Bashista Orchards!... [more]
