Pelham Manor, ny

Farms near Pelham Manor, ny

North Granby, Connecticut

Our farm stand at 249 Granville Road in North Granby is stocked with the freshest seasonal produce, eggs, and hand-tied bouquets.... [more]

Harleysville, Pennsylvania

Living Hope Farm (Community Supported Agriculture) CSA is a non-profit, 40 acre farm; priding itself on growing Certified Naturally Grown Non-GMO, chemical-free produce, that is nutritious and sustain... [more]

Columbia, Connecticut

Cloverleigh Farm grows USDA certified organic produce, herbs, and flowers for area residents of eastern Connecticut.... [more]

Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania

Microgreens | Edible Flowers | Hydro/Aeroponic Traditional Farming | Small Family Farm | Urban Farm

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]

Ghent, New York

Hawthorne Valley Farm (HVF) is a diversified, 900-acre, Demeter-certified Biodynamic®, USDA and Real Organic Project certified organic, and Animal Welfare Approved farm in Harlemville (Ghent), NY, abo... [more]

Lawnside, New Jersey

Owned and operated by husband and wife team, Micaiah and Dr. Cynthia Hall, Free Haven Farms is a small, homestead farm that embodies the phrase sustainable and attainable.... [more]

Coventry, Connecticut

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]

Leeds, New York

Family-owned certified organic vegetable farm celebrating 30 years of CSA delivery. We have CSA drop-off locations throughout metropolitan NYC, the Hudson Valley region, and Connecticut.... [more]

Collegeville, Pennsylvania

We grow sweet corn and tomatoes and lots of veggies and melons, cut flowers, sunflowers and herbs. Everything is freshly picked daily- sometimes a couple times a day.... [more]

North Franklin, Connecticut

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.