Peyton, co

Farms near Peyton, co

Pueblo, Colorado

We are urban gardeners in Pueblo CO.

Aurora, Colorado

Homestead Farms Co. is started by the Tran family, Thach and Dustin Tran, both are Hospitality Industry professionals for 20 plus years that are homestead farmer enthusiast.... [more]

Pueblo, Colorado

We produce naturally grown Raspberries, Peaches, Apples, and Honey. Our orchard consists of 6 varieties of Peaches, 7 varieties of Apples, 4 varieties of Plums, 2 types of Apricots as well as 2 types

Byers, Colorado

Raw Goat Milk Shares, Lamb and Chevon (Goat meat), Cheese and Dairy Products, Goat Milk Soap Also Available: Raw Wool, Eggs, Poultry, Honey, Produce, Canned & Baked Goods, Classes, Farm Stays, and... [more]

Pueblo, Colorado

A small family owned worm farm. We sell Red wigglers, worm casting, and worm tea bags.

Pueblo, Colorado

The nursery grows perennial flowers. All of the plants are fed with by-products from our worm farm; such as worm castings and a natural fertilizer that we brew from the worm castings.... [more]

Denver, Colorado

Real people, using real organic soil to grow real Non-GMO, organic microgreens and specialty crops!!... [more]

Pueblo, Colorado

Donald Mauro is a 4th generation farmer and committed to providing high quality vegetables. Featuring a wide selection of just-picked produce, including multiple varieties of chilies, vine-ripe tomato... [more]

Canon City, Colorado

I am a local goat rancher. I have Nigerian Dwarf Goats for sale during the spring. Please look at my listing to see if I have any goats currenly for sale.

Strasburg, Colorado

Flying B Bar ranch is a family ranch that cooperates with nature to produce grassfed beef, Natural Heritage Pork and Grassfed Lamb that is healthy, sustainable, nutritious and delicious.... [more]

Denver, Colorado

We are a new urban farm based in the Athmar Park neighborhood of Denver (near Alameda and Federal).... [more]

Morrison, Colorado

Homesteaders, Are you planning on getting chickens or do you have chickens? Are you tired of having hens peck each other, or having a rooster get a little too frisky and tearing their backs up?... [more]