we produce grass fed beef and lamb in western Louisa county. Farming Practices: all natural and all grass fed
Sharondale Farm is a Certified Organic Mushroom Farm in Virginia's Piedmont near Charlottesville. Sharondale Farm teaches you how to grow your own mushrooms. Growing mushrooms is easy when you know what to do and have quality spawn and supplies to use. Let us show you the way! Sharondale Farm also provides high-quality mushroom spawn. Whether you are growing mus...
Sycamore Spring is a small working "homestead" type farm where we raise over 60 different varieties of fruit, vegetables, and herbs alongside free range beef, lamb, goats and poultry. Our Better than Organic naturally grown products are grown without chemical fertilizers or pesticides, with an emphasis on soil health and biodiversity. We focus on sustainability i...
CSA small family farm. Specializing in pasture raised poultry and organic vegetables. Farmers Market: Rices Memberships and Certifications: We are in the process of being USDA organic Farming Practices: Humane Animal Practices Pasture Raised Poultry No gmos, Antibiotics, hormones, pesticides or fungicides Real food, period.
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We are a small farm but we have big plans for growing. Farmers Market: Morningside farmers market Monroe farmers market
The MO Farm Tour is the locally-owned, volunteer-driven, multi-modal, annual working tour of small-scale family farms across Missouri - and we're looking for Farms and Volunteers (aka "Missouri Mules")!
Are you looking for 100% Grass-fed, non-GMO, Raw, Jersey Pet Milk? Please e-mail us and let us know of your interest. Farming Practices: 100% Grass-fed, Pastured, non-GMO
Our Kona Coffee Farm tours are personalized and informational. Depending on the season, you may see coffee blooms, red coffee cherries. Samples all our coffees with a view at the end of the tour. Certified Organic: Yes