Shaftsbury, vt

Farms near Shaftsbury, vt

Corinth, Vermont

We are a diversified, family-run farm located in West Corinth, Vermont. We raise a wide variety of vegetables using intensive, market-gardening techniques.... [more]

Leicester, Massachusetts

Cotyledon Farm is, at it's heart, a Community Farm. Our food is grown for and by our members and the community.... [more]

Groton, Massachusetts

Spiczka Farm is small farm located out of Groton, Massachusetts. We have been in business for over 17 years and take pride in our produce.... [more]

Hyde Park, New York

Founded in 2017, At Wild Lea Farm we strive to produce high quality, free range meat, fiber and hide products.... [more]

Oxford, Massachusetts

Oxford Farms practices regenerative and holistic farming. We rotate cattle, sheep, and chicken through our pastures in a purposeful and planned way to fertilize the land, increase it's biodiversity, w... [more]

ashford, Connecticut

BOTL Farm is a pasture-based, sustainability-focused livestock farm in northeast Connecticut (also known as the “Quiet Corner” of Connecticut) raising pigs, goats, and chickens.... [more]

Millbury, Massachusetts

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

Willsboro, New York

Ben Wever Farm has been continually family farmed for 200 plus years. That's sustainable agriculture.... [more]

Loudon, New Hampshire

Loudonshire is our small family farm nestled in central New Hampshire where we are committed to delivering products of genuine quality and unique character.

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]

Coventry, Connecticut

Welcome, we are a farm started with two acres about ten years ago and now farming 24 to provide locally grown grains for bread and corn meal products.... [more]

New Milford, Connecticut

Sullivan Farm is an educational campus operated by college and high school students. Focusing on naturally grown vegetables, feed hay, maple syrup and other related educational opportunities.