Felton, Delaware

We started Tyler Farm in 2009 with just gardening. Ten years later we bought our first 6 chickens. That darn chicken math got to us and now we're up to 74 chickens; a few of our roosters helped with t... [more]

Georgetown, Delaware

We live on 2 acres outside of Georgetown, DE. . We moved on to our property in June of 2007 and have been working to improve the soil organically, since it has been farmed chemically for many years.... [more]

Sudlersville, Maryland

We produce unique artisan breads utilizing winter wheat and produce from our 14th generation Maryland family farm.

Mechanicsville, Maryland

MUSIC GARLIC, $17/LB Music garlic sold by the pound. One pound is about six bulbs, and each bulb is about 2" in diameter, with 4-6 cloves.... [more]

Park HAll , Maryland

Glen Mary Farm (established in 1654) is located in southern Maryland, just 2 miles from St. Mary's City on MD Route 5.... [more]

Parsonsburg, Maryland

Our Story: Several years ago I realized that the Monday-Friday 8-5 (or more like 7-whenever) daily grind was not for me anymore!... [more]

Park Hall, Maryland

Located 4 miles North of historic St. Marys City in Southern Maryland, Glen Mary Farm sits on 200 acres overlooking the St.... [more]

Chestertown, Maryland

Small Family Farm. Est. 1659. Raising our children and Angus cross beef. Not organic, but natural, hormone-free, steroid free.... [more]

Upper Marlboro, Maryland

Interested in Alpacas? Looking for a stable, alternative and profitable financial investment? Contact us to learn about the many benefits of alpaca ownership.... [more]

Chestertown, Maryland

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]

LINCOLN, Delaware

Small by comparison, Nash's Veggies, a first generation farm, is committed to putting food on your table the old fashion way.... [more]

Hollywood, Maryland

We raise pastured eggs, they are not feed any drugs, they are out on grass all day every day, and they come in at night.... [more]