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Certified Naturally Grown. Darby Farms is a family owned pasture-based, beyond organic, local-market farm and informational outreach in Walton County. We produce: pastured poultry (eggs, chicken, turkeys, ducks and guinea fowl) and will soon be offering pastured pork. We are in the redemption business: healing the land, healing the food, healing the economy, and healing the culture. Experience the satisfaction of knowing your food and your farmer and building community. We are your clean meat connection.
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Certified Naturally Grown. Darby Farms is a family owned pasture-based, beyond organic, local-market farm and informational outreach in Walton County. ... more

Certified Naturally Grown. Sundance Farm grows healthy organic produce not only for our family but for people that care about what they eat. Locally grown produce is fresher, more nutritious and by far more flavorful.
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Certified Naturally Grown. Sundance Farm grows healthy organic produce not only for our family but for people that care about ... more

Certified Naturally Grown. We are pleased and grateful to find ourselves with enough of a patch of soil to participate in Athens Locally Grown and believe in the philosophy of thinking globally and eating locally. We believe in and strive for a sustainable lifestyle that includes growing fine vegetables produced without chemicals while conserving resources.
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Certified Naturally Grown. We are pleased and grateful to find ourselves with enough of a patch of soil to participate ... more

USDA Certified Organic. We are located in the Flatwoods area of south Elbert County. One of the goals of local sustainable agriculture is to grow crops befitting the culture, the land and the nature of a given area. We specialize in growing organic fruits and vegetables that are best suited for the consumers, retail outlets, markets and restaurants of northeast Georgia and the surrounding area. We concentrate when possible on producing heirloom varieties and raise all our crops in the ground, no hydroponics or container produce.
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USDA Certified Organic. We are located in the Flatwoods area of south Elbert County. One of the goals of local ... more

Certified Naturally Grown. We are a produce farm in Royston (Hart County) Ga. One of are goals is to supply our local community with vegetables grown with no herbicides, chemicals are pesticides. We also raise chickens (Cornish X Rocks) and Rainbow Layers using the same standards as we do with our vegetables. We like to say our birds are DRUG free. We currently farm 9 acres and we have a greenhouse and use raised beds. We also have a 91/2 acre pond.
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Certified Naturally Grown. We are a produce farm in Royston (Hart County) Ga. One of are goals is to supply ... more

The October full moon has been known as the "Hunter's Moon" for millennia, and was a time of feasting throughout the Northern hemisphere. We revive the notion here with a day of feasting at Boann's Banks (the farm of Athens Locally Grown managers Chris and Eric Wagoner) on the banks of the Broad River outside Royston. It'll be a low-key affair, without any farm work for you to do. Just good food and drink (Eric will prepare a variety of dishes using locally grown vegetables and locally raised meats, blueberry mead, and perhaps some farmhouse cheeses. There's also the possibility of home-brewed beer, and the likelihood of good live music. There'll certainly be good company (all of you), and a river to splash in. There's even some camping space, for those who really want to enjoy the moon. Come any time, but I'll be aiming for 2pm to have the BBQ and other dishes ready. Stay as long as you'd like, even into Sunday. Nights are chilly, though, so bring a tent if you're wanting to do that. There is no charge for Locally Grown members and their families. We do ask that you bring a dish to share, and if it's made from Locally Grown ingredients, so much the better.
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The October full moon has been known as the "Hunter's Moon" for millennia, and was a time of feasting throughout ... more