Farms near Tabernacle, nj
We raise cattle, pigs, chicken and turkeys, for CSA and on farm sales. We also have a variety of vegetables, hay and field crops during the summer and fall.... [more]
Good Tree Farm of New Egypt is Certified Organic by the NJ Dept. of Agriculture. We use certified organic heirloom seeds and produce vegetables, field fruit, and herbs in a sustainable farming approa... [more]
We are a small farm and raise sheep, lambs, highland cattle, Mini Dex cattle, mini horses, mini donkeys, many breed of chickens, chicks, eggs, llamas, Boer goats, turkeys and rabbits.... [more]
Hello and welcome to Fernbrook Farms CSA! We are located on the grounds of Fernbrook Farms - a 230 acre family-owned and operated farm featuring a wholesale tree nursery, historic bed and breakfas... [more]
We are a 3rd generation family operated farm, in our family since 1950. We live on 125 secluded acres, we feel we are stewards of this land and hope to leave it at least as good as we found it.
Our Farm Market is located on our family-owned farm, where we have been farming for 3 generations. We are not organic, but use Integrated Pest Management (IPM) methods to reduce the amount of pestici... [more]
Our Yards Farm is a suburban farm based in Audubon, NJ. We're setting out to redefine what a farm looks like by growing our food on the community's yards.... [more]
Chesterfield Harvest is run by the Grossman Family, Alan and Carol Grossman. Located in Chesterfield, NJ, we grow all of our own plants, most from seed, in greenhouses on our farm.... [more]
Sisters Mary Ellen and Margaret grow a wide variety of sustainably grown annual and perennial cutflowers at Muth Farm, where they grew up.... [more]
Raising and Breeding Alpacas. Distributors of products made from the fiber of Alpacas. My Poppy's Alpacas is owned by Tammi & Kevin Halpin, and was established in 2009 with a just a few Alpacas.... [more]
Our great grandmother started this in 1915 with the help of her sons; Joe, and Ben. In the 1950's Joe's daughter, Theresa and husband Frank Roarty started the roadside stand with a basket of beans i... [more]