Farm Stands near Port Chester, ny
City Green is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization facilitating the establishment of urban farms and community, youth and school gardens in northern NJ cities - creating increased access to healthy, local... [more]
We are a husband & wife duo growing gourmet, rare mushroom varieties! We are constantly growing new varieties, so please contact us for the latest offerings and prices.... [more]
Our farm is a neighborhood farm. We grow flowering plants and produce. We also have our own beehives and offer to our customers raw unfiltered honey.... [more]
Laurel Glen Farm is a twenty acre farm located in the Huntington section of Shelton, Connecticut. This fourth generation family farm, which formerly supplied dairy to the local area, now offers a fres... [more]
Bayard Cutting Arboretum CSA Farm A csa farm as part of this 691 acre arboretum and former home of William Bayard Cutting.... [more]
Stone Gardens Farm is a diversified first generation family farm nestled within the White Hills of Shelton Connecticut.... [more]
Our family-run farm in Northern New Jersey grows beyond organic produce and crafts products like raw honey, handmade soap, and beeswax lip balm.... [more]
A family business, we sell pastured raised/organic chicken and eggs, as well as, grass-fed all natural pork and beef.... [more]
Shortts Farm is a USDA certified organic vegetable farm. Our farm store is open from May to October everyday.... [more]
The Robert Treat Farm is an authentic, working family farm market and garden center located adjacent to the historic beach community of Woodmont-on-the-Sound in Milford, Connecticut.... [more]
A family run farm since 1910 We offer home grown produce from June through October. Our farm stand is open 7 days a week from 10 till 7pm We grow everything from Arugula to Zucchini right here in tow... [more]
Daffodil Hill Growers represents the third generation of farming for the Blersch family. At a time when milk and eggs were delivered to homes each week my grandfather and great grandfather were chicke... [more]