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
Brittain Family Farm is still learning the ropes of farm life. We purchased this small farm hoping to offer easier access to healthier, home grown options. We currently have free range/pasture raised chickens. Our ladies are very loved {spoiled} and very well taken care of. We've added turkeys to our flock this past year! We have fruit, nuts, and herbs available! A...
Adragone Aeroponics is a vertical aeroponic greenhouse farm specializing in chemical and pesticide-free fresh produce year round. Farming Practices: Chemical and pesticide free.
Colonial Botanicals is a small family farm specializing in naturally grown heirloom herbs and flowers and historically inspired natural botanical gifts. We grow a wide selection of heirloom, open-pollinated herbs and flowers in our gardens, making every effort to avoid GMO varieties. Our gardens are grown without chemicals using organic methods and integrated pest man...
We are a family run farm whose mission to work harmoniously with the land to grow fresh, local, vegetables (and livestock) without the use of harsh chemicals or GMO Feed; and foster a sense of community and trust through supplying healthy food choices. Extra Products: Goat Milk Soap Sometimes we have live laying hens available for sale. Farmers Market: Lake Zur...
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")!
We are a small farm but we have big plans for growing. Farmers Market: Morningside farmers market Monroe farmers market
Heritage Organic Pork Memberships and Certifications: Large Black Hog Association Farming Practices: Free Range, Organic, Pastured
Weatherbury Farm is a family owned and operated sustainable farm located in the rolling hills of southwestern Pennsylvania. Beginning in 2007, rotationally grazed grass-fed beef and lamb were sold directly to the consumer. Since 2009, certified organic grains (soft & hard wheat, oats, spelt, open-pollinated corn, buckwheat, black beans, emmer and einkorn) have also...