Queen Creek, az

Farms near Queen Creek, az

Surprise, Arizona

Urban farm using natural and organic farming methods to provide local community healthy vegetables, flowers, and other crops.... [more]

Winkelman, Arizona

Double Check Ranch Grassfed Beef: Raised on native rangeland. Finished on lush pasture. Processed right on the ranch.... [more]

Marana, Arizona

*2015* We currently have raised up two hogs over the summer from weanlings, solely on a diet of our fresh, raw goat milk and alfalfa hay that is locally farm grown and sold.... [more]

Wittmann, Arizona

Small Farm with chicken, ducks, orchard, and vegetables.

Marana, Arizona

I curently have summer seasonal produce, however, I do have an acre of mexican june corn for tamales growing.... [more]

Marana, Arizona

We are small grower of naturally grown local produce in the Marana, Arizona area. We are growing 100% of our vegetables on our small farm.... [more]

Black Canyon City, Arizona

Black Sphinx Dates are grown in one single grove in Phoenix, Arizona, and nowhere else! The grove was established back in the 1930s and 1940s!... [more]

Aravaipa Canyon, Arizona

We offer over 100 varieties of tomato starts and 50 pepper cultivars, and specialize in: Endangered heirlooms , including every tomato and pepper boarded on Slow Food USA's Ark of Taste and red... [more]

Tucson, Arizona

PLEASE CALL AHEAD TO MAKE SURE WE ARE AT HOME/MARKET AND THAT EGGS ARE AVAILABLE. 520-825-9066 Our chickens are hand-raised with no antibiotics, naturally organic, cage-free and free range.... [more]

Tucson, Arizona

Please text ahead or call before coming by. We are a family run chicken / duck farm currently. We raise birds, breed birds, and sell eggs.... [more]

Tucson, Arizona

Wayne and I started selling fresh local produce by the roadside over 20 years ago in the Tucson area, and in 2003 opened here on the property.... [more]

Tucson, Arizona

Bean Tree Farm is a 20 acre saguaro/ ironwood forest farm and botanical sanctuary. We care for, harvest, create and schedule tours and workshops on Sonoran Desert living: rainwater-fed edible plants,... [more]