Farms near Palmer Park, md
Third Way Farm is a local organic regenerative farm where we are living into a mission to empower people to engage in a robust local food economy that is healthier and better for our land, our bodies,... [more]
At Skyfiber Ranch, we breed for healthy, exceptional huacaya alpacas ( with a focus on true black) and work towards refining their fiber characteristics and conformation, so that each generation impro... [more]
Nestled in the Catoctin Mountains and near Camp David, Chestnut Hill Farm and Market LLC is a sixth-generation farm that has recently diversified to bring fresh produce "From Our Fields to Your Table.... [more]
Riverdog Farms is a small, family-run farm in southern Marshall, VA. Our mission is producing the highest quality agricultural products in a sustainable way, while creating a positive impact for our a... [more]
Smith Meadow’s Mission is to raise healthy grass-fed, grass-finished beef and lamb, pasture raised pork and pastured laying hens.... [more]
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]
Flying Plow Farm is a certified organic farm in Rising Sun, MD. Key to our farming is the integration of vegetables, cattle, poultry, draft animals, pigs, and people.... [more]
Hillacres pride is home to 3 generations of the Arrowsmith family. For over 50 years, we have milked our Jersey cows on the farm.... [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]
A Delmarva fruit & vegetable tradition since 1919. Visit our website for more details at: fiferorchards.com.... [more]
Welcome to Runnymeade Farm Market, a family-owned farm and farm market located in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia.... [more]
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]