Know Your Food, Know Your Farmer ...Buy Local! Don't Trust Labels Or Commercials Look Into Methods, See For Yourself The Way Your Food Is Raised, And Ask Questions.... [more]
Hop N Hen Farm is located in Henniker NH and is committed to providing our customers and community with healthy, nutritious organic foods, free from unnatural chemicals, pesticides, and GMOs using onl... [more]
Blue Skys Farm is a 1 acre, chemical free farm growing beautiful cut flowers and culinary medical teas herbs with our sister company, Sanctuary Herbs.... [more]
We offer super fresh microgreens to our local community. Receive up to $10 off and free delivery when you subscribe for weekly or biweekly delivery.... [more]
Bay End Farm is a Certified Organic farm and offers CSA memberships and supplies produce to restaurants on Cape Cod as well as in the Plymouth and Cambridge area.... [more]
Eastford Farm is a small family run farm in the northeast corner of Connecticut. Our land was last regularly farmed in the 1800's which means our animals graze on land that is free of pesticides and c... [more]
We grow raspberries, strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, elderberries, red and black currants, peaches, pears, and Damson plums as well as all kinds of herbs, garlic, tomatoes and peppers, then t... [more]
Walpole Valley Farms raises 100% Grass-fed finished beef, pasture-raised chickens, pigs, turkeys eggs, We use non-GMO feed for our chickens, turkeys and pigs.... [more]
Casey Farm is a 300-acre historic farm located on the west passage of Narragansett Bay. Owned by Historic New England, it is a working farm raising vegetables, small fruits, herbs, and flowers for a 1... [more]
Harecrest Acres is a 25-acre working farm on the coast of Maine with a focus on cut your own Christmas trees and beekeeping.... [more]
Growing Hope Farm is a women-owned, veteran-founded market farm in South Kingstown, Rhode Island, dedicated to community and veteran food access.... [more]
I am a small farmer in Franklin CT. The homestead and farm been in existence for over 250 years. I use cover crops, tarps, cardboard and use mostly mulches.
