CSA near Stevensville, mt
Farmgurl Farmette, is breaking ground this fall/winter outside Cortez, Colorado. I will be offering a variety of produce and cut flowers for my first season.... [more]
We use non GMO, Heirloom and Organic seeds along with plasticulture to produce farm fresh produce in the BitterRoot Valley of Montana.... [more]
Welcome to the 2012 growing (CSA) year. We are still taking a few members applications. All payments must be in by June 15th.... [more]
The Missoula Grain and Vegetable Co. is a diversified farmscape offering several unique CSA programs to members looking for a more well-rounded source of chemical-free foods from just about 30-miles... [more]
Our certified organic small family farm is all about local community! We are the Farm-Classroom for Cultivating Connections Montana, a nonprofit educational organization focused on engaging youth in... [more]
Harlequin Produce is owned and operated by Kaly Hess and Brian Wirak and has been in operation since 2010.... [more]
We are a small-scale, diversified organic farm in the Jocko River Valley, approximately 40 minutes north of Missoula.... [more]
We use organic methods to grow 12 varieties of strawberries on 1 acre, 6 varieties of raspberries on 1/2 acre, a small orchard of mixed apples, peaches, plums, and pears.... [more]
We are a local family who grows produce, poultry and livestock without any chemicals. We own and operate our farm in the Orchard Homes area of Missoula.... [more]
Heather's Heritage Hens raises and sells cold-hardy, docile, and handsome backyard birds. We offer meat birds (young roos) and pullets (young hens.) Currently, we work with Light Brahmas, Salmon Faver... [more]
Deluge Farm is what we call our 20 acre farm located in the wide-open area of Camas Prairie in Western Montana, just south of the town of Hot Springs and a little over an hour north of Missoula.
County Rail Farm and Field Five Flowers are located just west of Missoula Montana on the traditional lands of the Bitterroot Salish (Se?lis?), Pend d?Oreille (Ql?ispe?), Nez Perce (Nimi?ipuu), Coeur d... [more]