Family operated farm since 1888. We specialize in tasty tree fruits like peaches and apples and also grow berries, other small fruits, and a wide variety of vegetables.... [more]
Little Red Bird Botanicals is an herbal medicine business located in Washington, DC. I offer individual consultations, an herbal medicine CSA, and locally-grown herbal products.... [more]
Working Over Thyme Farm (WOT) is a Certified Naturally Grown market garden located just one-hour south of Washington, DC in Southern Maryland on the banks of the beautiful Patuxent River.
Jones Family Farm Market Vegetables & Greenhouse Fresh produce, plants, flowers, shrubs and more at Jones Family Farm Market in Edgewood, Maryland.... [more]
Enrollment Has Begun!!! One Acre Farm offers a year-round diversified vegetable CSA serving the greater D.C.... [more]
Earth Spring Farm is proud to connect our community with naturally grown food, healthy soil, and a network of quality local producers in South Central Pennsylvania and Washington DC.... [more]
The Lamb's Quarter is a colonial-era family farm dating back to 1690. Dedicated to doing things the "old-fashioned" way, we raise all our animals on pasture.... [more]
Community Farming Alliance is a cooperative of farmers of color and women farmers in the DC area. Our members are Good Sense Farm, Three Part Harmony Farm and Little Red Bird Botanicals.... [more]
Dragonfly Farms produces Maryland wine, gourmet vinegar, cut flowers, herbs, fresh and local fruit and vegetables for restaurants and CSA's in Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
Artemisia Farm and Vineyard is a small farm and micro-winery in the Shenandoah foothills. We cultivate heirloom crop varietals and herbs well-suited to our unique growing region.... [more]
We at Free Earth Farm offer pork raised on certified organic feed. Our CSA members will begin receiving monthly shares starting in June of 2016.... [more]
Nine generations of Family Farming here to serve the community with fantastic meats! Beef is all natural, 100% grass fed Black Angus.
