Severn, md

Farms near Severn, md

Berryville, Virginia

Chapel Hill Farm is a small farm dedicated to saving the critically endangered Randall Lineback cattle breed by creating a sustainable market for its outstanding beef.... [more]

Fredericksburg, Virginia

We sell honey, peaches, apples, blueberries, flowers, jams, eggs, soaps, and more! Everything is grown onsite.... [more]

New Castle, Delaware

The Colonial School District Agriculture program is home to a group of middle school and high school students exploring agriculture.... [more]

New Castle, Delaware

Against the Grain Farm's goal is to provide fresh, quality food grown in a sustainable and natural manner.... [more]

Gardners, Pennsylvania

Good Keeper Farm’s Certified Organic produce is available in our vegetable CSA (pickup on the farm in Gardners) and at the Wednesday Farmers Market in Carlisle.... [more]

Montross, Virginia

FJ Medina Farm is a family-run farm in Westmoreland County, Virginia, growing fresh, seasonal produce on over 45 acres.... [more]

Marshall, Virginia

Riverdog Farms is a small, family-run farm in southern Marshall, VA. Our mission is producing the highest quality agricultural products in a sustainable way, while creating a positive impact for our a... [more]

Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania

We are a diverse livestock farm, we raise sheep, cattle, pigs, broiler chickens and hens for a multicolored variety of eggs.... [more]

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

Abudance and seasonality are guiding principles of Roots Cut Flower Farm. Roots is known for its long-lasting market bouquets, bulk party buckets, and hand-made mixed green Christmas wreaths.... [more]

Gerrardstown, West Virginia

Welcome to Runnymeade Farm Market, a family-owned farm and farm market located in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia.... [more]

Culpeper, Virginia

We are Moving Meadows Farm, a three generation farm producing grass fed beef (Southpoll cattle), free range pastured chicken, and fresh farm eggs.... [more]

Aston, Pennsylvania

The CSA at Red Hill is located on 183 acres of woodlands and meadows owned by the Sisters of Saint Francis of Philadelphia, some of the last undeveloped land of Delaware County.