Farms near Woodbury, ny
Our family has been farming this Doylestown Township land since 1939. We grow, maintain and harvest fruits, vegetables and herbs right here on our farm and better yet, your produce selection is usual... [more]
Woven Roots Farm is a traditional, hand-scale vegetable farm, Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program, and education center located on unceded Mohican land in the beloved rolling hills of Tyring
A small, diversified farm growing vegetables, berries, flowers, herbs on the grounds of Old Bethpage Village Restoration.... [more]
ELIJA Farm is a sustainable, non-profit farm in South Huntington. We are committed to using environmentally responsible practices to raise high quality produce.... [more]
A small family farm in South Huntington, we grow a wide variety of fresh vegetables and herbs. Our soil is our treasure and it has been nurtured to produce the bountiful vegetables our family has enjo... [more]
We are a small local grower that produces year round in our fields and greenhouses. We produce everything in a natural way and do no use pesticides.
Foxtrot Bee & Beery Farm was started to produce crops that are free of pesticides and grown with all natural methods.... [more]
ORKESTAI FARM is a farm and arts environment for people of All Abilities. We organically and regeneratively farm over an acre in Oyster Bay, NY, and run an educational farm apprenticeship for adults... [more]
All vegetables, herbs, and flowers are grown using organic and sustainable practices. Seedsower Farm adheres to the Northeast Organic Farming Association's Farmers Pledge.... [more]
Specializing in Micro Greens We will be in full swing by Spring of 2018 we will be providing Gourmet Micro Greens as well as heirloom and non conventional annual starter plants
Homecoming Farm, located on the property of the Sisters of St. Dominic is a certified organic CSA (community supported agriculture) project on Long Island with members coming from Nassau, Suffolk an... [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.