Farm Stands near Pawcatuck, ct
We are an urban flower farm located in Groton, CT. We sell flowers seasonally from April to November.... [more]
We are a very small family farm, located in Groton. We raise antique breeds of animals, both to preserve these breeds and to provide ourselves with a quality and chemical free foodsource .
Our alpacas annual shearing provides exquisite fleece that is as soft as cashmere. Fiber can be bought raw for hand spinning and felting or already produced into yarn, batts or roving.... [more]
Voluntown Peace Trust is an education center for social change and sustainable living. We offer programs, retreats, workshops and space to groups and individuals developing alternatives to the violen... [more]
Stone Bridge Farm Alpacas is a small alpaca breeding farm located in Griswold, CT which is dedicated to breeding the best fiber producing alpacas possible.... [more]
A family owned and operated Bicentennial Farm, we raise the finest grass fed beef, lamb, and pork, all bred, born and raised on our farm.... [more]
Carpenters Farm is family run and operated and has been for the past 5 generations. We have grass fed beef, hormone free poultry and eggs, organic, GMO free vegetables, flowers and local homemade jams... [more]
We sell our products here on the farm as well as certain local Farm Markets. We are Certified Naturally Grown for the 2006 season.... [more]
100% naturally grown fruits, vegetables and herbs, without the use of chemicals and harmful pesticides.... [more]
Family owned and operated by Tom and Karen Scott. Farm stand open April to Dec 31 9am-5:30pm featuring farm grown fruits annuals, perennials, hanging baskets cut flowers in summer; apple cider, pu... [more]
Luckyfoot Ranch is a small "chemical-free" farm located in South County Rhode Island. Vegetables are our main focus, with a handful of annual fruits.... [more]
Founded in 2002, Pat's Pastured provides the highest quality pasture-raised and grass-fed meats. Our goal is to provide our livestock with a life that allows them to express their natural instincts fu... [more]