Farm Stands near Wilton, ct
A small, diversified farm growing vegetables, berries, flowers, herbs on the grounds of Old Bethpage Village Restoration.... [more]
Split Rock Farm, established in 2013, is selling hay, composed of a mixture of timothy and clover, in small bales to local farms in Litchfield, CT and for small animal feed and bedding (can be shipped... [more]
Galo Farm Chicken eggs Duck eggs (when available) Rhubarb Produce fresh herbs We use only organic and natural fertilizers and no pesticides.... [more]
THE FARM at ST. JOSEPH is located in Brentwood, New York, on the grounds of The Sisters of St. Joseph, a congregation of women who have lived and worked in the community for over one hundred years.
We are a fourth generation farm with a farm stand, pumpkin picking and apple picking. Sweet Corn fresh picked daily (NEVER sold the next day) and other vegetables July through October.... [more]
Barton Orchards is a thriving agritourism farm in the Hudson Valley (Poughquag) New York. 1.5 hours north of New York City.... [more]
Heritage Breed Red Wattle Pork, Pasture raised. Excellent quality meats. Also offering Heritage poultry ( Tuffed Roman Geese, Buff Geese, Red Bourbon Turkey) as well as Dairy Goats ( Nigerian Dwarf &... [more]
10th generation family farm located on a scenic hilltop in Washington, CT growing over 100 varieties of apples, including some heirlooms.... [more]
March Farm is a third generation working family farm destination located in Bethlehem amongst the beautiful rolling hills of Litchfield County.
Our farm is a neighborhood farm. We grow flowering plants and produce. We also have our own beehives and offer to our customers raw unfiltered honey.... [more]
Brookby Farm has been owned and operated by the Vincent Family for six generations. In October 2016, we opened the Brookby Farm Market where we offer pasture-raised meats and local products such as ma... [more]
Rose Orchards in North Branford, CT has been family owned and operated for 12 generations, since Captain Jonathan Rose first settled here in the 1640's.... [more]