Farms near Wharton, nj
Darlin’ Doe Farm raises goats and chickens naturally on 20 acres of pasture and woodlands in Germantown, New York.... [more]
Little Portion Acres is a direct market family run farm. We grow herbicide and pesticide free vegetables, cut flowers, herbs and potted perennials.... [more]
North Star Orchard is a small, family-run farm specializing in heritage and unique varieties of apples, peaches, plums and Asian pears, as well as an assortment of vegetables.... [more]
Our farmer is John Krueger, the owner/operator of Circle Brook Farm. His passion for organic gardening has provided him with over 25 years experience, first as an avid gardener, and later as a co-fo... [more]
Stony Hill is family owned and operated, selling only Jersey Fresh Produce. Our home store features fresh produce, seasonal plants, baked goods, and family fun activities including a 10 acre corn maz... [more]
Miracles happen on a farm and Sparta Mountain Farm is proof of that statement. Located in Jefferson Township in Northwestern NJ, we are a small family owned and operated farm incorporating a love for... [more]
Sunset View Farm is home to a beautiful Community Supported Garden for people who want to learn how to grow their own food in a community atmosphere.... [more]
Small farm, just have cleared the land and will be starting the upcoming Small Farm Dream. Love the community and believe what you sow/sew is what you get in return.... [more]
V&R Homestead is a New Jersey chicken farm bringing you rare chicken hatching eggs, chicks and chickens.... [more]
School Lunch Organic Farm & CSA, Celebrating 12 seasons of Organic Growing! On our 70 Certified Organic Acres we utilize the best practices of Regenerative, Organic agriculture.... [more]
Totten Family Farm is a beautiful 80 acre preserved farm in an area called Schooley's Mountain section of Long Valley NJ in Morris County.... [more]
Circle Brook Farm (formerly Starbrite Farm) is a diversified, certified organic, vegetable farm. We grow virtually every type of produce that is possible in our climate- from arugula to zucchini.