Saugus, ma

Farms near Saugus, ma

Franklin, Massachusetts

Night Owl Farm is proud to offer a unique approach to farming that sets us apart from the rest. Our commitment to no-till and no-spray practices means that our produce is grown without the use of any... [more]

Hollis, New Hampshire

Certified organic! We have a small scale pick-your-own organic apple and peach orchard in southern New Hampshire.... [more]

Hollis, New Hampshire

Begin Family Farm is a farm stand where we sell only our own, seasonal, produce as well as pick-your-own herbs and flowers.... [more]

North Grafton, Massachusetts

ANGEL HAIR ALPACAS (MA) is a local family farm raising Alpacas for competitive show and sale, breeding, boarding and fleece production.... [more]

Sterling, Massachusetts

2026 sign up for Pineo family farm CSA for more information please visit our website.... Pineofamilyfarm.com

Millbury, Massachusetts

Greystones Farm took over the present location in 1960, but the family farming tradition is much older.... [more]

Princeton, Massachusetts

Wee Mite Microgreens is a local, small-batch microgreens farm near Mount Wachusett in Princeton, MA.... [more]

Lee, New Hampshire

Start a family tradition close to home—visit Coppal House Farm. Located on 78 scenic acres along Route 155 in Lee, New Hampshire, Coppal House Farm is a diversified small grain, livestock, and agritou... [more]

Fitchburg, Massachusetts

Stargazer Hollow Farm is a small scale diversified farm focused on regenerative agriculture. We grow a wide variety of heirloom crops, as well as raising heritage breed animals.... [more]

Lee, New Hampshire

At our family farm nestled in the pines 5 miles from the University of New Hampshire we naturally raise our own Grass Fed Beef .... [more]

Seekonk, Massachusetts

Hocus Pocus Farm is a queer owned and operated farm located in Seekonk, MA. We grow chemical-free vegetables, flowers, and herbs on one acre of land at Osamequin Farm.... [more]

Uxbridge, Massachusetts

Know Your Food, Know Your Farmer ...Buy Local! Don't Trust Labels Or Commercials Look Into Methods, See For Yourself The Way Your Food Is Raised, And Ask Questions.... [more]