Tunnelton, wv

Farm Stands near Tunnelton, wv

Fairview, West Virginia

The Little Red Hen Farm is a sustainable organic farm in north central West Virginia. We grow pastured poultry fed an all natural diet including grass and bugs.... [more]

New Salem, Pennsylvania

At Redrange Farm we produce and sell directly to you and your family, flavorful healthy foods while treating the earth with respect.... [more]

Seneca Rocks, West Virginia

We grow mainly heirloom vegetable varieties as well a few hybrids. Most of our seeds were acquired through Seed Savers.... [more]

Rockwood, Pennsylvania

We are a small sustainable farm comissioned to feed Gods people. I sell beef by the quarter or half, but all other products, I have offered for free.... [more]

Keyser, West Virginia

Are you rushed to get dinner on the table? Let us help you whip up a fast and easy meal that your family will love!... [more]

Coal Center, Pennsylvania

Our beautiful farm is located about 35 miles South of Pittsburgh. From our property you can view the top of the US Steel Building in downtown Pittsburgh as well as the scenic Uniontown Mountains.... [more]

Mt. Savage, Maryland

Leaning Pine Farm has been offering grass fed (and grass finished) beef we offer grass fed beef year round at our on farm store.... [more]

Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania

We are a small scale operation offering organically raised, grass fed beef, pork and lamb. We sell sides of beef and pork, as well as whole lamb, beef, and pork.... [more]

Somerset, Pennsylvania

Meadow Creek Farm Market sells our farm's Angus Beef, homegrown pork, cage free eggs, pumpkins, and sweet corn.... [more]

Meyersdale, Pennsylvania

All Natural Honey!!! Remember..... Local honey should not be high priced to take advantage of people who do not know any better!!!... [more]

Prosperity, Pennsylvania

Our family farm has been in continual operation for over 150 years in the rolling green hills of southwestern PA.... [more]

Stahlstown, Pennsylvania

The Robinson Family Farm, located near Donegal in Western Pennsylvania, was born as an outreach to share the surplus crops we had with our local community.