Since May 2016, Shenandoah Valley Produce CSA (Previously known as Willow Grove Farm CSA, only a name change, farmer's still the same!) has been offering Community Sponsored Agricultural shares (CSA)... [more]
We're a small family farm, living simply with alternative energy and building systems using principles of permaculture, we offer heritage breed Tamworth/ Berkshire cross pigs that graze on pasture and... [more]
We are a small family Farm growing great healthy foods. We enjoy feeding people the best. We are small with a farm wagon pulled up at the house we are available from dawn till dusk, we also have a st... [more]
Green Grow Organic Farms is nestled in the Appalachian Mountains of south central Pennsylvania. A group of eco-consience Adam's county residents began an organic farm in the spring of 2007.
Small Family Farm. Est. 1659. Raising our children and Angus cross beef. Not organic, but natural, hormone-free, steroid free.... [more]
At Hybridoma we are committed to good stewardship of this farm and its land. We believe that food grown organically is better for the environment, the body and the soul.... [more]
Our dream of a farm started in the fall of 2004. We embarked upon this journey together, agreeing that a sustainable approach to raising animals as well as maintaining and preserving the land was our... [more]
We are a small group of producers working to bring chickens, turkeys and on a limited basis herbs and vegetables.... [more]
Our small farm raises goats and laying hens. Our self serve farmstand is open from 9am to dusk (please follow us on Facebook for the occasional closing) and we currently offer eggs, grass fed ground... [more]
Welcome to Old Orchard Emu. We are a small family-operated farm in Sabillasville, Maryland, just five miles north of Thurmont.... [more]
Tag Along Alpacas, LLC is a family farm. In August of 2012, after generations of dairy farming and custom tilling, we decided to fulfill a dream of raising alpacas.... [more]
We are a family owned and operated farm dating back to the early 1800's, Wow! We have a love of farming and for our animals.... [more]
