Debbie Vail - Chapter Leader for Union Springs/Tuskegee area, Alabama:
334-750-3276
[email protected]
Local Resources:
Farm Foods:
Hornsby Farms, LLC
http://www.hornsbyfarms.com/home.html
Josh and Beth Hornsby
1235 Bufford Road
Tuskegee, AL
334-728-1489
Harvest River Farms: specializing in Heritage Raised Pork.
Pork Chops, Ribs, Sausage, Ground Pork and Bacon.
Most heritage breed pigs are raised on family farms without the use of antibiotics or steroids. In the kitchen, adequate marbling throughout the meat lessens the need for oils, butters, shortenings and unnatural fats, which means you and your family are eating healthier.
Alexander City, Alabama
Sandra Whitehill
http://www.harvestriverfarm.com/#!order/c1moz
1-256-794-4256
Dream Field Farms: We offer farm tours with an emphasis on our pumpkin patch and corn maze. We offer interaction with farm animals along with education for children and adults about farming. We promote local artisans in our gift shop. We have a beautiful location and offer a great day of family fun and learning. We have farm activities and also a working vegetable garden. Locally grown and canned produce, crafts, and other food available.
Location
6736 HIghway 82
Union Springs, AL 36089
Contact Information
Christy Wadsworthhttp://www.dreamfieldfarms.com/
888-215-2725
Rose Paradise Farm: Whether it's our extra-early season vine-ripened tomatoes, autumn collards and sweet potatoes, or winter-sweetened early spring carrots that first whet your appetite, you will continue to be constantly delighted year-round by the large variety and down-to-earth prices of the produce that is our joy to grow at Rose Paradise Farm!
Contact Information
Natalya Hauf
Waverly Hall, GA
RoseParadiseFarm.com
3am Growers: We are primarily an ornamental tree and shrub producer currently transitioning into growing organic and naturally grown fruits and vegetables.
Location
19570 Rifle Range Road
Tallassee, AL 36078
Contact Information
Guy Hood
3amgrowers.com
334-283-8140
Randle Farms is a family owned and operated farm, focusing on sustainable and diversified farming practices. The main areas of emphasis include sheep, blueberry, and Community Supported Agriculture production. The products on our farm are constantly changing with the seasons, our customers' requests, and our own taste buds, but among the abundance we typically offer tomatoes, summer and winter squash, okra, green beans, watermelons, cantaloupe, cucumbers, garlic, hot peppers, bell peppers, lettuce, cabbage, turnips, carrots, kohlrabi, Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes, broccoli, muscadine grapes, figs, cut flowers, ground beef, pork sausage, and free range eggs. We also offer our customers the opportunity to purchase fresh home-baked bread and pasture-raised heritage breed poultry from two local producers. Our hours change with the seasons, so please check our calendar on our website before making a trip out to the farm. We look forward to seeing you!
Location
9215 Lee Road 54
Auburn, AL 36830
Contact Information
Franklin Randle
www.randlefarms.net
334-749-1073
Blueberry Havens is a 230 acre farm with 40 acres of blueberries nestled in the woods in the foothills near Auburn, Alabama. We are located near beautiful Lake Martin, so go to our website for a map and directions. It's a wonderful family outing. Our U Pick and We Pick blueberry harvest starts the second week of June and ends mid August depending on the weather, so call 334 257-4322 or 800 407-5628 for availability. We are open every day, daylight hours. Vegetables from our garden will be sold this summer. We fertilize with cottonseed meal and use no synthetic pesticides, herbicides, not fungicides.
Location
1612Rainbow Drive
Camp Hill, AL 36850
Contact Information
Rod Havens
www.blueberryhavens.com
334 257-4322
Shady Grove Road Blueberry Patch is a beautiful two acre blueberry farm. Here the berries are deep blue and the birds are always singing
You can pick the berries yourself, it's a great family outing, or get the ones we've already picked for you.
U-pick $3.00/lb and We-pick $5.00/lb
- Where the sun is always shinning!
Schedule and Location:
Shady Grove Road Blueberry Patch
Monday - Saturday 8 am - 12 pm & 5 pm - 7 pm
(Closed 12 pm - 5 pm due to heat)
LOCATION:
609 County Rd. 81
Tuskegee, AL 36083
Josie Gbadamosi
(334) 703-2603
Crow’s Honey Company: We provide a local honey produced by organic methods that can be used medicinally. Our honeys are kept separate by the seasons and offer up a variety of flavors for the refined palate. We look forward to adding other products from our hives in addition to our honeys in the future. Inquiries welcome.
Location
335 Butternut Dr.
Auburn, AL 36830
Contact Information
Will Crow
334-826-7939
Pecan Point is a family owned and operated farm in east central Alabama producing pecans, free range chicken eggs, grass fed beef and providing bass and bream fishing on our 30 acre managed lake. In our small commercial kitchen we produce pecan products, such as our Butter Pecan and Honey Granola sweetened with the fruits of our bee's labors, and our maple syrup sweetened Maple Nut Granola. The oats for our granola are freshly rolled just prior to cooking.
We sell pecans in-shell, cracked, or farm-shelled, processing the nuts on the farm at your order. Some of our varieties include Elliots, Stuarts, Cape Fears, and a blend we call Grower's Select. . Our family lives in the pecan orchard and we work and recreate on the farm and lake and although we are not organic growers we are very sensitive to the inputs and treatments that are used on the farm. We have forgone commodity production in the interest of family, consumer and environmental safety and providing a quality and wholesome product. The farm provides a scenic and peaceful setting for recreational family fishing.
Location
111 Tuskegee Hwy (Hwy 10)
Hurtsboro, AL 36806
Contact Information
http://pecanpointfarm.com/
George Rogers
334 667 6902
Oakview Farms is a family owned and operated working farm, greenhouse operation, stone burr gristmill and whole grain source, blueberry U-pick, honey bee farm, and general store. Oakview Farms grows sustainably and uses chemical free and organic grains. Oakview Farms offers bulk grains, bread baking supplies and equipment, fresh free range eggs, raw honey from our bees, strawberries, seasonal vegetables, and meat goats. Hours change so check web site. Store usually open Thursday-Friday-Saturday. Oakview Farms can be found at many Buy Fresh Buy Local farmers markets around the area.
Wetumpka, AL
Contact Information
Joe and Patty Lambrecht
www.oakviewfarms.com
3345679221
Gullatte Acres is a small family operated farm 30 minutes from Auburn, AL. Currently, we sell pastured eggs, broilers, fruits and vegetables at the farm. Caring for the land while providing our customers with good food is our mission. We do not use synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, but we are not certified organic.
Location
Lee Rd 175
Salem, AL 36874
Contact Information
Samuel Gullatte
www.gullatteacres.com
The Fagan Funny Farm is a sustainable farm using twenty-first century methods as well as traditional farming methods. We currently produce heirloom tomatoes, beans, pears, blueberries, corn, potatoes, sweet/hot peppers, and many other fruits and vegetables. At our farm, we practice hands-on animal husbandry while raising dairy and beef cattle, Pygmy dairy goats, and free range cage-free pasture chickens. This year we are focusing on pasture raised pigs which also help make use of left over produce.
Equality, AL
Contact Information
Matthew Fagan
334-663-3667
The Hampstead Institute is a community based non-profit 501(c)(3) organization in Montgomery, Alabama which is dedicated to promoting local, sustainable farming. The Hampstead Institute currently runs two small scale urban educational farms in Montgomery, AL. We sell our produce through a CSA, farm stands, and to local chefs. We also donate produce to local charities.
Come by one of our farm sites to see what’s growing. Hampstead Farms is located in the Hampstead neighborhood off of Taylor rd. in east Montgomery. Look for the big red barn. This farm features community beds for Hampstead residents, a working barn, production planting beds, butterfly garden, and lawn event space. We have recently added sections for beehives, in addition to a community recycling, composting, & bio-diesel program by Southern Eco. The Hampstead Institute Downtown Farm is located in the heart of downtown Montgomery . This farm opened in April 2011. It features production beds, a butterfly garden, a working windmill, and will soon be adding a children's garden, more production space, and chickens.
The Hampstead Institute is excited about community involvement. Connecting people with their food systems and educating people about how food grows is very important to us. We give farm tours and host field trips at both farm sites as well as host annual events and dinners. Community members are also encouraged to volunteer at the farms. Volunteering is a great way to learn about farming and gardening through hands on experience.
Montgomery, AL
Contact Information
hampstead institute
hampsteadinstitute.org
Smith Quarter Farm: Our farm is known for raising and selling cows and horses. We sell other animals such as pigeons and pastured chicken. In certain seasons we also sell sweet potatoes and water melon.
Location
403 Mary C Smith Road
Midway, AL 36043
Contact Information
Larry Smith 3343249003
3346874251
Ledbetter Acres: A small, family owned, pasture based, local-market farm, which instills holistic principles and ecological stewardship while farming We consider ourselves not only farmers, but stewards with a passion to restore our land. This restoration begins the moment an animal begins its life on our farm. With no antibiotics, pesticides, hormones, or petroleum based chemical fertilizers, our animals are able to live and give back, to create an ecologically diverse environment. Grass-fed, Pastured.
Location
209 Ave A SE
Lafayette, AL 36862
Contact Information
Steven and Diana Ledbetter
678-877-0082
The Garden Market Farms: Outside of the town of Lafayette in a small rule route of Marcoot. We live on a 175 acre farm, but we only vegetable farm about 25 acres of this and the rest we have in pines. On those acres we produce farm fresh eggs, lushious vine ripe tomatoes. sweet and field corn, peas, okra, butterbeans, sweet potatoes, green beans, squash, and root vegetables such as beets, onions, and turnips. We also have an abundance of greens such as; turnip green, kale, mustard, and collards. Plus, we also bake breads and pies which include; pina coloda bread, pumpkin bread, sweet potato bread, blueberry breads and muffins, apple and peach pies and cobblers.
Location
5145 Co. Rd. 64
Lafayette, AL 36862
Contact Information
Sidney and Sharon Walters
334-864-8339
Barber Berry Farm, LLC: When you have some time to enjoy the great outdoors, please come visit our farm in Millbrook, Alabama where you can pick your own pesticide-free blackberries and blueberries from June through the middle of July andpesticide-free muscadine and scuppernongs from mid-August through September. We also grow peaches, nectarines, plums, plumcots and persimmons in our orchard along with a wide assortment of vegetables, to include tomatoes, yellow squash, zucchini, peppers, beans, cucumbers and eggplants, in our outdoor hydroponic garden. All of which we have for sale at our fruit stand and through our new "pay as you go" CSA service when they are in season. Also, we have a Pumpkin Patch and Hayride suitable for young children and their parents in October. Our U-Pick is located just north of Montgomery, Alabama, in Millbrook on the Alabama River Parkway near the Montgomery/Millbrook toll bridge. Please check out our website for directions on how to get to the farm.
Location
2362 Alabama River Parkway
Millbrook, AL 36054
Contact Information
Ken Barber
www.barberberryfarm.com
(334) 549-4710
Southern Roots Vegetable Farm: is an organic vegetable farm located in Banks, Alabama (10 miles east of Troy). The Vegetables are grown following the National Organic Program. Farm Tours are Welcome. Selling through Farmer's Markets (Troy, Montgomery, and Dothan), Local CSA, Restaurants, and on-farm sales. Growing Vegetables how they should be grown through environmental stewardship practices such as soil conservation, the use of cover crops, and crop rotation.
Location
110 West Troy St.
Banks, AL 36005
Contact Information
Kyle Dismukes
334-344-8898
Thrash’s Berry Farm: We are a local, family-owned U-Pick Blueberry Farm, and have been chemical-free for nearly ten years. We're pretty much just blueberries, but we do have a few seedling pecans that bear small nuts in the fall, and a couple of fig trees also. We have let some wild blackberries grow, so you can pick those and add them to your blueberries!
The blueberries usually come in the second week of June, and last through July; but we've seen them come in as early as the last week of May, and as late as the third week of June. Call or email just to make sure. The figs come in in July, and the blackberries in June (but you'll have to beat the birds to those!). We plan to add strawberries to the list soon.
Location
69 Kitetown Rd
Seale, AL 36875
Contact Information
Calvin Thrash
334-855-4311
Goldbranch Farm: We are a family operated and owned farm specializing in naturally grown vegetables. We use compost, rock powders, and kelp for growing and only use natural methods for pest control. We specialize in salad vegetables and unusal vegetables, but also grow a wide variety of vegetables.
Our main crop is lettuce, which is grown in raised beds and is available year round. Tomatoes, bell peppers, salad cucumbers, squash, carrots, onions, a variety of cabbages, sugar snaps, French filet beans, beets, spinach,and arugula are also crops that are grown.
Within one year's growing season, there are more than 30 different types of vegetables grown for market. Many of the unusal vegetables are heirloom varieties or varieties from Asia or Europe. We also grow herbs such as basil, cilantro, parsley and others.
Location
county rd 85
Deatsville, AL 36022
Contact Information
Richard & Jodi Dean
334-425-9003
Red Root Herb and Vegetable Farm: Generally, our Spring/Summer CSA starts around the first of April and the fall winter season starts around the first of October. Each week you will receive a recycled cotton canvas bag containing six to seven items freshly picked and in season. Most weeks there will be a newsletter which tells about the produce you receive that week.
Located so far south we use very little in the way of season extension which helps reduce our overall environmental footprint. Well water is used for efficient irrigation.
Red Root Farm uses a long crop rotation to combat pest and disease problems. When necessary we may choose to use botanical insecticides and/or beneficial bacteria under extreme circumstances. We use cover crops as our main fertility input.
Red Root Farm is both on the forefront of cutting edge organic farming techniques and a throwback to earlier times of agricultural sustainability. Established in 2000, Red Root Farm uses exclusively organic procedures to produce a diverse array of crops including corn, peas, tomatoes, melons, peppers, sugar cane, and assorted members of the Cruciferous family. Blackberries, plums, and pecans dot the Red Root landscape. The next few years may see branching out into the production of various fruits such as figs and scuppernongs.
An emphasis on sustainability is the cornerstone of the philosophy of Red Root Farm. In keeping with the sustainability philosophy and the need for community and family farming, Red Root uses a great deal of hand labor, which also reduces the need for some machinery. Currently five acres are under production with the possibility of more to come.
Red Root is a part of a growing network of resistance to genetically modified foods and use of harmful chemical pesticides. Red Root uses agricultural techniques such as cover cropping, composting, biodynamics, and permaculture. These processes restore nutrients to the soil, nurture biodiversity, and help to create harmony in the natural world. Red Root avoids chemicals that harm the consumers of food -- as well as the environment.
Though Red Root Farm is active year-round, seeds are put into the ground during the main planting season for the southeastern Alabama climate, which include early spring, late summer, and late winter. The farm is abuzz with activity from May to December. The high points of harvest bring considerable amounts of food from the soil to farm markets, area restaurants, a special farm store located in Banks, and to the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA).
Though mainstream and popular edible vegetables make up a bulk of the crops grown at Red Root Farm, Gary Weil also brings a unique understanding of herbs and agriculture to Alabama. Among other crops produced at Red Root Farm are wheat grass, various herbs used in biodynamic agriculture, and many other hard-to-find medicinal and culinary herbs. Anyone who has used herbs knows that freshness is of the utmost importance in ensuring a quality product. Red Root Farm is interested in all aspects of environmental sustainability.
Each day of farming is a day of resistance to an often-dehumanizing mass culture that focuses only on consumerism and selfishness. Among the other projects at Red Root Farm is an attempt to explore environmental architecture. There are plans to install a living roof on an existing brick building and Red Root will explore other ways to integrate living material into daily practical uses. Education about desirable alternatives to harmful (and sometimes expensive) building and living practices is a key mission of Red Root Farm.
Location
9286 Hwy 29 North
Banks, AL 36005
Contact Information
Gary Weil
www.redrootfarm.com
334-243-4072
Greens of Pronto: We are a small Certified Naturally Grown farm located in Troy Alabama.We strive to produce healthy non G.M.O. produce for the consumer. We try to educate the consumer and local communities about the benefits of eating and buying locally grown produce.
We have currently started a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program,where consumers can purchase a share in the farm for a particular growing season. By becoming a (CSA) member you will have a more up front approach of how and where your food is grown.You will receive a weekly bag with 5 to 6 freshly picked veggies each week. We are accepting memberships for the our fall c.s.a. We also have a spring/summer season.the two seasons run for 12 weeks in the following towns, Brundidge, Dothan, Enterprise, Ozark and Troy. Feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.
Location
3115 at Hwy 93
Troy, AL 36081
Contact Information
Calvin or Tammy Buzzan
334-344-0272
Horton Had a Homestead: Interested in growing your own food without a lot of acreage? We are a small beginning family farm that offers friendly, well-bred mini-Nubian goats for other families interested in providing fresh, delicious raw milk for their tables. We also offer classes in gardening, canning, and cheese-making for the homestead farmer.
Eufaula, AL
Contact Information
Tim and Kelby Horton
334-695-3950
Bolling Bee Farms: Family operated honeybee farm with natural produce. Herbicide & Pesticide Free! Feed a family of 4 for less than $30 per week. Half-share memberships (feed 2)available.
Location
Co. Rd. 59
Prattville, AL 36067
Contact Information
Charles Livings
(334) 437-2429
Happy Hen Harvest: We have A flock of Buff Orpingtons, that are Free Range, Organic. We sell only EGGS!! Light brown, with a very rich yellow yolk. NO artificial light to increase production, no pesticides, no hormones, Given Flax seed for Omega 3 ,fed treats of whole wheat bread (most) daily, hens are picked up and petted several times a week (not all of them). There is no confinement: they can scratch in the leaves in a natural wooded area all day till they get tired or want to find a sunny place and bask in the sun. This is reflected in the very high quality of the eggs .Vitamins and Kelp extract given in their water more independent info http://www.motherearthnews.com/eggs.aspx also go to YouTube "worlds best eggs" note : The first dozen is 1/2 price!!
Location
West Bon Acre [ Please Call 706-575-7173 ]
Cataula ( Columbus area ), GA 31804
Contact Information
Cheryl Davenport
706-575-7173
Pugh Family Farm, LLC
Organic pasture raised Rhode Island Red chicken eggs free of antibiotics, herbicides and pesticides.
Donna Pugh
(334) 270-0149
Whisper Wind Farm: We are a small Christian family farm located in central Alabama. We are just beginning our adventure in market gardening, but have been providing for our own family for several years. It has been a long road for us taking an abandoned 10 acre overgrown pasture to a working and producing farm. We still have a long way to go and many projects on the list. We figured we will just enjoy the journey and share it with our friends. Our goal is to provide locally grown produce to local clients. We want our clients to know where their food comes from and how it is grown. As a farming family we enjoy getting to know the folks that are eating what we grow. Our children also eat what we grow. So in that respect there are no pesticides nor herbicides. We also mix our own feed for the livestock so as to make sure there is nothing in their feed that we would not feed our own children. Sometimes this means growing our own livestock feed. We are a bit old-fashioned and look to the old ways for many of our farming practices. We look forward to hearing from you.
Location
3245 County Rd. 26
Hope Hull, AL 36043
Contact Information
David and Kathryn Wingrove
whisperwindfarmhomestead.blogspot.com/
334-548-5366
Joachim Farm: We are a small family farm. We currently have a herd of beef cattle, a milk cow, horses, chickens and turkeys.
Call or email for availability -
Farm Fresh Eggs -no hormones, antibiotics, free ranging. The chickens are fed a blend of sunflower seeds, oats, wheat and corn. They also get whatever bugs and grass they can find. These eggs are delicious.
Natural Beef - We have this delicious and nutrious beef growing right here. Please call or email for details
Brundidge, AL
Contact Information
Jenny Joachim
Almost Home Farm is now offering aromatherapy soaps, goat milk toiletries and natural palm wax candles. Hope to hear from you soon!!
Location
4815 County Road 3339
Brundidge, AL 36010
Contact Information
Steve and Amy Maus
Farmer’s Markets
See LocalHarvest.org and search on Alabama to find local farmers markets
The Market at Ag Heritage Park is an open-air farmers market held each Thursday, 3 to 6 p.m., during the spring and summer growing season at Ag Heritage Park on the Auburn University campus. It's open to the public and everyone-from Auburn University employees and students to local residents and tourists-is welcome. The Market first opened in 2004 and is hosted by the AU College of Agriculture. It is open rain or shine unless severe weather poses a danger to vendors or customers.
Contact: Ginger Purvis
Location
Donahue Drive
Auburn, AL 36849
http://www.bloomingcolors.net/store1.html
When and Where
(June-August)
Thursdays 3 to 6 p.m.
Located at corner of Lem Morrison and Donahue drives on the Auburn University campus
Contact Information
Katie Jackson
www.ag.auburn.edu/themarket
334-844-5887
To Your Health Sprouted Flour Co. offers sprouted bread flours from organic grains that have been sprouted, dried, and milled in a rural Alabama farm setting. We are family owned and operated with a passionate commitment to good nutrition through the wonderful benefits of sprouted grains.
Our flours are stone-ground using organic barley, kamut, rye, spelt, wheat, white wheat, and GLUTEN-FREE amaranth, blue and yellow corn, black beans, garbanzo beans, lentils, brown rice, buckwheat, millet, oats and quinoa. We purchase our grains from organic farms in Northwest USA, and all of the sprouting and milling process is handled on our farm.
All flours are milled fresh per order. They do not sit on a shelf in a warehouse. We offer whole grain flours for hearty breads and beautiful baking of finer cakes, pastries, and pastas.
For large orders please contact us for discounted pricing.
We are certified organic by Oregon Tilth and certified kosher by EarthKosher. All of our products are NON-GMO. We are a licensed facility that meets all state, county, and FDA regulated guidelines for a food processor.
1138 Highway 82
Fitzpatrick, AL 36029
Contact Information
Peggy Sutton
www.organicsproutedflour.net
877-401-6837
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Stores:
Peachtree Natural Foods, Opelika, AL
The Shoppes at Midtown
3051 Frederick Rd, Suite 11
Opelika, AL 36801
http://www.peachtreenaturalfoods.com/index.html
Phone: 877-935-3079
Hours:
10am - 6pm M-F
10am - 6pm Sat
Closed Sunday
Dayspring Nature Shoppe, Auburn, AL
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dayspring-Nature-Shoppe/106400522767698
Earth Fare, Auburn, AL, Montgomery, AL, Hoover, AL and Huntsville, AL
https://www.earthfare.com/
Health Wise Foods, Montgomery, AL
http://www.healthwisefoods.com/retailer/store_templates/shell_id_1.asp?storeID=A5873C6647A44549902CE64E9C752E24
Organic Store Locator
Eat Wild Alabama Pastured Products
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Health Practitioners
Meadows Chiropractic, Auburn, AL
Our doctors don't treat symptoms, they treat causes.
http://www.meadowschiropractic.com/
Fontaine Center, Montgomery, AL
Over 80% of illnesses today are chronic, progressive, and degenerative. Typically, these illnesses are not acquired overnight! The pattern that causes these ailments are typically developed gradually over a long period of time. Therefore, the interventions needed to resolve them are not usually "one-time" or instantaneous activities. In addition, a "fast fix" mentality usually only addresses symptoms with a "band aid" approach, leaving the root cause of an illness ignored. At the Fontaine Center, we focus on the "root", not the "fruit" causes of disease!
Teresa D. Allen, D.O., P.C.
7047 Halcyon Park Drive
Montgomery, AL 36117
(334) 273-0904
[email protected]
Dairy Sources in Alabama:
Arab: Kirkland Farm, phone: 256-586-2360; email: [email protected]. Raw goat’s milk for pet consumption, kefir, yogurt, and homemade lye soap.
Blountsville: Shallow Creek Farm and Feed, Terry Sterling, email:[email protected]. Free-range chickens and brown eggs, raw cow’s and goat’s milk for pet consumption, homemade lye soap, farm-raised hogs. Beginning to do grass-fed beef; email for details.
Elberta: Raw cheese available from Sweet Home Farm.
Empire: Northern Lights Farm, Intha Rafadin, 173 Fowler Road, Empire AL. Phone: 205-266-0746, email: [email protected], Facebook. Free-range chickens and brown eggs, raw goat milk for pet consumption, homemade lye soap and lotions, meat goats available.
Horton: Heartsong Acres, Shelly and Craig Johnson, Phone 256-505-8842 or 256-886-5195. Nubian and Alpine Dairy Goat milk available via herd share.
Selma: Oldesouth Farm, contact Terry Babb by phone: 334-327-9252, or email:[email protected]. You can also visit their website at oldesouth.citymax.com. Nigerian Dwarf Goats. Raw Nigerian Dwarf Goat Milk for Animal Usage Only.
Slocomb: Alabama’s Organic Dairy Products, LLC. Alabama’s First Certified Organic Dairy Farm. Working Cows Dairy located at 5539 North State Hwy 103, Slocomb AL 36375. For more information contact them by phone at 334-886-3839 or visit their website at workingcowsdairy.com. They do low temperature pasteurized milk but not homogenize. They sell at the farm gallons, half gallons and chocolate milk all this is USDA Organic grass fed, cream rising. Visit their website for stores around Alabama where their products can be found, please enjoy.
Trinity: Day Five Farm, Craig and Elizabeth Scott, 9005 CR 434, Trinity AL. Cell 256-303-9149, email: [email protected]. Listed on LocalHarvest.org. Small farm with one registered grass-fed Jersey cow is offering raw milk through herdshare arrangement. They do not send the milk out for testing, but use CMT to monitor cow’s udder health. They milk by machine into stainless steel and store the milk in 1/2 gallon Ball jars. The herdshare arrangement will be a temporary agreement of undetermined length, since they are marketing their farm and planning to relocate to another state. Call farm for details (including prospective buyers).
Verbena: Milkin 4 Us, Sherry and Bruce Wells, Raw goat milk for animal consumption, Nubian and Kinders goat kids for sale. Will offer cheese, soaps and other products as time allows. On Facebook under Sherry Burrier Wells.
Wilmer:
§ Doin~Dairy~Do’s Dairy Farm, Janice Nevels, Wilmer AL 15060, Findley AL. Phone: 251-404-7607, email: [email protected]. Available for sale: Raw goat milk for pet consumption or soap making, goat soap, eggs.
§ Sheila Lee; phone: 251-377-0974; email: [email protected]; . Yard eggs, raw goat milk for pets.
Hurtsboro: Pecan Point Farm
Grade A Small Dairy Farmer – milk, yogurt, eggs, pecans, granola, beef and pork
George and Becky Rogers
http://pecanpointfarm.com/
(334) 667-6902
334-750-3276
[email protected]
Local Resources:
Farm Foods:
Hornsby Farms, LLC
http://www.hornsbyfarms.com/home.html
Josh and Beth Hornsby
1235 Bufford Road
Tuskegee, AL
334-728-1489
Harvest River Farms: specializing in Heritage Raised Pork.
Pork Chops, Ribs, Sausage, Ground Pork and Bacon.
Most heritage breed pigs are raised on family farms without the use of antibiotics or steroids. In the kitchen, adequate marbling throughout the meat lessens the need for oils, butters, shortenings and unnatural fats, which means you and your family are eating healthier.
Alexander City, Alabama
Sandra Whitehill
http://www.harvestriverfarm.com/#!order/c1moz
1-256-794-4256
Dream Field Farms: We offer farm tours with an emphasis on our pumpkin patch and corn maze. We offer interaction with farm animals along with education for children and adults about farming. We promote local artisans in our gift shop. We have a beautiful location and offer a great day of family fun and learning. We have farm activities and also a working vegetable garden. Locally grown and canned produce, crafts, and other food available.
Location
6736 HIghway 82
Union Springs, AL 36089
Contact Information
Christy Wadsworthhttp://www.dreamfieldfarms.com/
888-215-2725
Rose Paradise Farm: Whether it's our extra-early season vine-ripened tomatoes, autumn collards and sweet potatoes, or winter-sweetened early spring carrots that first whet your appetite, you will continue to be constantly delighted year-round by the large variety and down-to-earth prices of the produce that is our joy to grow at Rose Paradise Farm!
Contact Information
Natalya Hauf
Waverly Hall, GA
RoseParadiseFarm.com
3am Growers: We are primarily an ornamental tree and shrub producer currently transitioning into growing organic and naturally grown fruits and vegetables.
Location
19570 Rifle Range Road
Tallassee, AL 36078
Contact Information
Guy Hood
3amgrowers.com
334-283-8140
Randle Farms is a family owned and operated farm, focusing on sustainable and diversified farming practices. The main areas of emphasis include sheep, blueberry, and Community Supported Agriculture production. The products on our farm are constantly changing with the seasons, our customers' requests, and our own taste buds, but among the abundance we typically offer tomatoes, summer and winter squash, okra, green beans, watermelons, cantaloupe, cucumbers, garlic, hot peppers, bell peppers, lettuce, cabbage, turnips, carrots, kohlrabi, Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes, broccoli, muscadine grapes, figs, cut flowers, ground beef, pork sausage, and free range eggs. We also offer our customers the opportunity to purchase fresh home-baked bread and pasture-raised heritage breed poultry from two local producers. Our hours change with the seasons, so please check our calendar on our website before making a trip out to the farm. We look forward to seeing you!
Location
9215 Lee Road 54
Auburn, AL 36830
Contact Information
Franklin Randle
www.randlefarms.net
334-749-1073
Blueberry Havens is a 230 acre farm with 40 acres of blueberries nestled in the woods in the foothills near Auburn, Alabama. We are located near beautiful Lake Martin, so go to our website for a map and directions. It's a wonderful family outing. Our U Pick and We Pick blueberry harvest starts the second week of June and ends mid August depending on the weather, so call 334 257-4322 or 800 407-5628 for availability. We are open every day, daylight hours. Vegetables from our garden will be sold this summer. We fertilize with cottonseed meal and use no synthetic pesticides, herbicides, not fungicides.
Location
1612Rainbow Drive
Camp Hill, AL 36850
Contact Information
Rod Havens
www.blueberryhavens.com
334 257-4322
Shady Grove Road Blueberry Patch is a beautiful two acre blueberry farm. Here the berries are deep blue and the birds are always singing
You can pick the berries yourself, it's a great family outing, or get the ones we've already picked for you.
U-pick $3.00/lb and We-pick $5.00/lb
- Where the sun is always shinning!
Schedule and Location:
Shady Grove Road Blueberry Patch
Monday - Saturday 8 am - 12 pm & 5 pm - 7 pm
(Closed 12 pm - 5 pm due to heat)
LOCATION:
609 County Rd. 81
Tuskegee, AL 36083
Josie Gbadamosi
(334) 703-2603
Crow’s Honey Company: We provide a local honey produced by organic methods that can be used medicinally. Our honeys are kept separate by the seasons and offer up a variety of flavors for the refined palate. We look forward to adding other products from our hives in addition to our honeys in the future. Inquiries welcome.
Location
335 Butternut Dr.
Auburn, AL 36830
Contact Information
Will Crow
334-826-7939
Pecan Point is a family owned and operated farm in east central Alabama producing pecans, free range chicken eggs, grass fed beef and providing bass and bream fishing on our 30 acre managed lake. In our small commercial kitchen we produce pecan products, such as our Butter Pecan and Honey Granola sweetened with the fruits of our bee's labors, and our maple syrup sweetened Maple Nut Granola. The oats for our granola are freshly rolled just prior to cooking.
We sell pecans in-shell, cracked, or farm-shelled, processing the nuts on the farm at your order. Some of our varieties include Elliots, Stuarts, Cape Fears, and a blend we call Grower's Select. . Our family lives in the pecan orchard and we work and recreate on the farm and lake and although we are not organic growers we are very sensitive to the inputs and treatments that are used on the farm. We have forgone commodity production in the interest of family, consumer and environmental safety and providing a quality and wholesome product. The farm provides a scenic and peaceful setting for recreational family fishing.
Location
111 Tuskegee Hwy (Hwy 10)
Hurtsboro, AL 36806
Contact Information
http://pecanpointfarm.com/
George Rogers
334 667 6902
Oakview Farms is a family owned and operated working farm, greenhouse operation, stone burr gristmill and whole grain source, blueberry U-pick, honey bee farm, and general store. Oakview Farms grows sustainably and uses chemical free and organic grains. Oakview Farms offers bulk grains, bread baking supplies and equipment, fresh free range eggs, raw honey from our bees, strawberries, seasonal vegetables, and meat goats. Hours change so check web site. Store usually open Thursday-Friday-Saturday. Oakview Farms can be found at many Buy Fresh Buy Local farmers markets around the area.
Wetumpka, AL
Contact Information
Joe and Patty Lambrecht
www.oakviewfarms.com
3345679221
Gullatte Acres is a small family operated farm 30 minutes from Auburn, AL. Currently, we sell pastured eggs, broilers, fruits and vegetables at the farm. Caring for the land while providing our customers with good food is our mission. We do not use synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, but we are not certified organic.
Location
Lee Rd 175
Salem, AL 36874
Contact Information
Samuel Gullatte
www.gullatteacres.com
The Fagan Funny Farm is a sustainable farm using twenty-first century methods as well as traditional farming methods. We currently produce heirloom tomatoes, beans, pears, blueberries, corn, potatoes, sweet/hot peppers, and many other fruits and vegetables. At our farm, we practice hands-on animal husbandry while raising dairy and beef cattle, Pygmy dairy goats, and free range cage-free pasture chickens. This year we are focusing on pasture raised pigs which also help make use of left over produce.
Equality, AL
Contact Information
Matthew Fagan
334-663-3667
The Hampstead Institute is a community based non-profit 501(c)(3) organization in Montgomery, Alabama which is dedicated to promoting local, sustainable farming. The Hampstead Institute currently runs two small scale urban educational farms in Montgomery, AL. We sell our produce through a CSA, farm stands, and to local chefs. We also donate produce to local charities.
Come by one of our farm sites to see what’s growing. Hampstead Farms is located in the Hampstead neighborhood off of Taylor rd. in east Montgomery. Look for the big red barn. This farm features community beds for Hampstead residents, a working barn, production planting beds, butterfly garden, and lawn event space. We have recently added sections for beehives, in addition to a community recycling, composting, & bio-diesel program by Southern Eco. The Hampstead Institute Downtown Farm is located in the heart of downtown Montgomery . This farm opened in April 2011. It features production beds, a butterfly garden, a working windmill, and will soon be adding a children's garden, more production space, and chickens.
The Hampstead Institute is excited about community involvement. Connecting people with their food systems and educating people about how food grows is very important to us. We give farm tours and host field trips at both farm sites as well as host annual events and dinners. Community members are also encouraged to volunteer at the farms. Volunteering is a great way to learn about farming and gardening through hands on experience.
Montgomery, AL
Contact Information
hampstead institute
hampsteadinstitute.org
Smith Quarter Farm: Our farm is known for raising and selling cows and horses. We sell other animals such as pigeons and pastured chicken. In certain seasons we also sell sweet potatoes and water melon.
Location
403 Mary C Smith Road
Midway, AL 36043
Contact Information
Larry Smith 3343249003
3346874251
Ledbetter Acres: A small, family owned, pasture based, local-market farm, which instills holistic principles and ecological stewardship while farming We consider ourselves not only farmers, but stewards with a passion to restore our land. This restoration begins the moment an animal begins its life on our farm. With no antibiotics, pesticides, hormones, or petroleum based chemical fertilizers, our animals are able to live and give back, to create an ecologically diverse environment. Grass-fed, Pastured.
Location
209 Ave A SE
Lafayette, AL 36862
Contact Information
Steven and Diana Ledbetter
678-877-0082
The Garden Market Farms: Outside of the town of Lafayette in a small rule route of Marcoot. We live on a 175 acre farm, but we only vegetable farm about 25 acres of this and the rest we have in pines. On those acres we produce farm fresh eggs, lushious vine ripe tomatoes. sweet and field corn, peas, okra, butterbeans, sweet potatoes, green beans, squash, and root vegetables such as beets, onions, and turnips. We also have an abundance of greens such as; turnip green, kale, mustard, and collards. Plus, we also bake breads and pies which include; pina coloda bread, pumpkin bread, sweet potato bread, blueberry breads and muffins, apple and peach pies and cobblers.
Location
5145 Co. Rd. 64
Lafayette, AL 36862
Contact Information
Sidney and Sharon Walters
334-864-8339
Barber Berry Farm, LLC: When you have some time to enjoy the great outdoors, please come visit our farm in Millbrook, Alabama where you can pick your own pesticide-free blackberries and blueberries from June through the middle of July andpesticide-free muscadine and scuppernongs from mid-August through September. We also grow peaches, nectarines, plums, plumcots and persimmons in our orchard along with a wide assortment of vegetables, to include tomatoes, yellow squash, zucchini, peppers, beans, cucumbers and eggplants, in our outdoor hydroponic garden. All of which we have for sale at our fruit stand and through our new "pay as you go" CSA service when they are in season. Also, we have a Pumpkin Patch and Hayride suitable for young children and their parents in October. Our U-Pick is located just north of Montgomery, Alabama, in Millbrook on the Alabama River Parkway near the Montgomery/Millbrook toll bridge. Please check out our website for directions on how to get to the farm.
Location
2362 Alabama River Parkway
Millbrook, AL 36054
Contact Information
Ken Barber
www.barberberryfarm.com
(334) 549-4710
Southern Roots Vegetable Farm: is an organic vegetable farm located in Banks, Alabama (10 miles east of Troy). The Vegetables are grown following the National Organic Program. Farm Tours are Welcome. Selling through Farmer's Markets (Troy, Montgomery, and Dothan), Local CSA, Restaurants, and on-farm sales. Growing Vegetables how they should be grown through environmental stewardship practices such as soil conservation, the use of cover crops, and crop rotation.
Location
110 West Troy St.
Banks, AL 36005
Contact Information
Kyle Dismukes
334-344-8898
Thrash’s Berry Farm: We are a local, family-owned U-Pick Blueberry Farm, and have been chemical-free for nearly ten years. We're pretty much just blueberries, but we do have a few seedling pecans that bear small nuts in the fall, and a couple of fig trees also. We have let some wild blackberries grow, so you can pick those and add them to your blueberries!
The blueberries usually come in the second week of June, and last through July; but we've seen them come in as early as the last week of May, and as late as the third week of June. Call or email just to make sure. The figs come in in July, and the blackberries in June (but you'll have to beat the birds to those!). We plan to add strawberries to the list soon.
Location
69 Kitetown Rd
Seale, AL 36875
Contact Information
Calvin Thrash
334-855-4311
Goldbranch Farm: We are a family operated and owned farm specializing in naturally grown vegetables. We use compost, rock powders, and kelp for growing and only use natural methods for pest control. We specialize in salad vegetables and unusal vegetables, but also grow a wide variety of vegetables.
Our main crop is lettuce, which is grown in raised beds and is available year round. Tomatoes, bell peppers, salad cucumbers, squash, carrots, onions, a variety of cabbages, sugar snaps, French filet beans, beets, spinach,and arugula are also crops that are grown.
Within one year's growing season, there are more than 30 different types of vegetables grown for market. Many of the unusal vegetables are heirloom varieties or varieties from Asia or Europe. We also grow herbs such as basil, cilantro, parsley and others.
Location
county rd 85
Deatsville, AL 36022
Contact Information
Richard & Jodi Dean
334-425-9003
Red Root Herb and Vegetable Farm: Generally, our Spring/Summer CSA starts around the first of April and the fall winter season starts around the first of October. Each week you will receive a recycled cotton canvas bag containing six to seven items freshly picked and in season. Most weeks there will be a newsletter which tells about the produce you receive that week.
Located so far south we use very little in the way of season extension which helps reduce our overall environmental footprint. Well water is used for efficient irrigation.
Red Root Farm uses a long crop rotation to combat pest and disease problems. When necessary we may choose to use botanical insecticides and/or beneficial bacteria under extreme circumstances. We use cover crops as our main fertility input.
Red Root Farm is both on the forefront of cutting edge organic farming techniques and a throwback to earlier times of agricultural sustainability. Established in 2000, Red Root Farm uses exclusively organic procedures to produce a diverse array of crops including corn, peas, tomatoes, melons, peppers, sugar cane, and assorted members of the Cruciferous family. Blackberries, plums, and pecans dot the Red Root landscape. The next few years may see branching out into the production of various fruits such as figs and scuppernongs.
An emphasis on sustainability is the cornerstone of the philosophy of Red Root Farm. In keeping with the sustainability philosophy and the need for community and family farming, Red Root uses a great deal of hand labor, which also reduces the need for some machinery. Currently five acres are under production with the possibility of more to come.
Red Root is a part of a growing network of resistance to genetically modified foods and use of harmful chemical pesticides. Red Root uses agricultural techniques such as cover cropping, composting, biodynamics, and permaculture. These processes restore nutrients to the soil, nurture biodiversity, and help to create harmony in the natural world. Red Root avoids chemicals that harm the consumers of food -- as well as the environment.
Though Red Root Farm is active year-round, seeds are put into the ground during the main planting season for the southeastern Alabama climate, which include early spring, late summer, and late winter. The farm is abuzz with activity from May to December. The high points of harvest bring considerable amounts of food from the soil to farm markets, area restaurants, a special farm store located in Banks, and to the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA).
Though mainstream and popular edible vegetables make up a bulk of the crops grown at Red Root Farm, Gary Weil also brings a unique understanding of herbs and agriculture to Alabama. Among other crops produced at Red Root Farm are wheat grass, various herbs used in biodynamic agriculture, and many other hard-to-find medicinal and culinary herbs. Anyone who has used herbs knows that freshness is of the utmost importance in ensuring a quality product. Red Root Farm is interested in all aspects of environmental sustainability.
Each day of farming is a day of resistance to an often-dehumanizing mass culture that focuses only on consumerism and selfishness. Among the other projects at Red Root Farm is an attempt to explore environmental architecture. There are plans to install a living roof on an existing brick building and Red Root will explore other ways to integrate living material into daily practical uses. Education about desirable alternatives to harmful (and sometimes expensive) building and living practices is a key mission of Red Root Farm.
Location
9286 Hwy 29 North
Banks, AL 36005
Contact Information
Gary Weil
www.redrootfarm.com
334-243-4072
Greens of Pronto: We are a small Certified Naturally Grown farm located in Troy Alabama.We strive to produce healthy non G.M.O. produce for the consumer. We try to educate the consumer and local communities about the benefits of eating and buying locally grown produce.
We have currently started a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program,where consumers can purchase a share in the farm for a particular growing season. By becoming a (CSA) member you will have a more up front approach of how and where your food is grown.You will receive a weekly bag with 5 to 6 freshly picked veggies each week. We are accepting memberships for the our fall c.s.a. We also have a spring/summer season.the two seasons run for 12 weeks in the following towns, Brundidge, Dothan, Enterprise, Ozark and Troy. Feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.
Location
3115 at Hwy 93
Troy, AL 36081
Contact Information
Calvin or Tammy Buzzan
334-344-0272
Horton Had a Homestead: Interested in growing your own food without a lot of acreage? We are a small beginning family farm that offers friendly, well-bred mini-Nubian goats for other families interested in providing fresh, delicious raw milk for their tables. We also offer classes in gardening, canning, and cheese-making for the homestead farmer.
Eufaula, AL
Contact Information
Tim and Kelby Horton
334-695-3950
Bolling Bee Farms: Family operated honeybee farm with natural produce. Herbicide & Pesticide Free! Feed a family of 4 for less than $30 per week. Half-share memberships (feed 2)available.
Location
Co. Rd. 59
Prattville, AL 36067
Contact Information
Charles Livings
(334) 437-2429
Happy Hen Harvest: We have A flock of Buff Orpingtons, that are Free Range, Organic. We sell only EGGS!! Light brown, with a very rich yellow yolk. NO artificial light to increase production, no pesticides, no hormones, Given Flax seed for Omega 3 ,fed treats of whole wheat bread (most) daily, hens are picked up and petted several times a week (not all of them). There is no confinement: they can scratch in the leaves in a natural wooded area all day till they get tired or want to find a sunny place and bask in the sun. This is reflected in the very high quality of the eggs .Vitamins and Kelp extract given in their water more independent info http://www.motherearthnews.com/eggs.aspx also go to YouTube "worlds best eggs" note : The first dozen is 1/2 price!!
Location
West Bon Acre [ Please Call 706-575-7173 ]
Cataula ( Columbus area ), GA 31804
Contact Information
Cheryl Davenport
706-575-7173
Pugh Family Farm, LLC
Organic pasture raised Rhode Island Red chicken eggs free of antibiotics, herbicides and pesticides.
Donna Pugh
(334) 270-0149
Whisper Wind Farm: We are a small Christian family farm located in central Alabama. We are just beginning our adventure in market gardening, but have been providing for our own family for several years. It has been a long road for us taking an abandoned 10 acre overgrown pasture to a working and producing farm. We still have a long way to go and many projects on the list. We figured we will just enjoy the journey and share it with our friends. Our goal is to provide locally grown produce to local clients. We want our clients to know where their food comes from and how it is grown. As a farming family we enjoy getting to know the folks that are eating what we grow. Our children also eat what we grow. So in that respect there are no pesticides nor herbicides. We also mix our own feed for the livestock so as to make sure there is nothing in their feed that we would not feed our own children. Sometimes this means growing our own livestock feed. We are a bit old-fashioned and look to the old ways for many of our farming practices. We look forward to hearing from you.
Location
3245 County Rd. 26
Hope Hull, AL 36043
Contact Information
David and Kathryn Wingrove
whisperwindfarmhomestead.blogspot.com/
334-548-5366
Joachim Farm: We are a small family farm. We currently have a herd of beef cattle, a milk cow, horses, chickens and turkeys.
Call or email for availability -
Farm Fresh Eggs -no hormones, antibiotics, free ranging. The chickens are fed a blend of sunflower seeds, oats, wheat and corn. They also get whatever bugs and grass they can find. These eggs are delicious.
Natural Beef - We have this delicious and nutrious beef growing right here. Please call or email for details
Brundidge, AL
Contact Information
Jenny Joachim
Almost Home Farm is now offering aromatherapy soaps, goat milk toiletries and natural palm wax candles. Hope to hear from you soon!!
Location
4815 County Road 3339
Brundidge, AL 36010
Contact Information
Steve and Amy Maus
Farmer’s Markets
See LocalHarvest.org and search on Alabama to find local farmers markets
The Market at Ag Heritage Park is an open-air farmers market held each Thursday, 3 to 6 p.m., during the spring and summer growing season at Ag Heritage Park on the Auburn University campus. It's open to the public and everyone-from Auburn University employees and students to local residents and tourists-is welcome. The Market first opened in 2004 and is hosted by the AU College of Agriculture. It is open rain or shine unless severe weather poses a danger to vendors or customers.
Contact: Ginger Purvis
Location
Donahue Drive
Auburn, AL 36849
http://www.bloomingcolors.net/store1.html
When and Where
(June-August)
Thursdays 3 to 6 p.m.
Located at corner of Lem Morrison and Donahue drives on the Auburn University campus
Contact Information
Katie Jackson
www.ag.auburn.edu/themarket
334-844-5887
To Your Health Sprouted Flour Co. offers sprouted bread flours from organic grains that have been sprouted, dried, and milled in a rural Alabama farm setting. We are family owned and operated with a passionate commitment to good nutrition through the wonderful benefits of sprouted grains.
Our flours are stone-ground using organic barley, kamut, rye, spelt, wheat, white wheat, and GLUTEN-FREE amaranth, blue and yellow corn, black beans, garbanzo beans, lentils, brown rice, buckwheat, millet, oats and quinoa. We purchase our grains from organic farms in Northwest USA, and all of the sprouting and milling process is handled on our farm.
All flours are milled fresh per order. They do not sit on a shelf in a warehouse. We offer whole grain flours for hearty breads and beautiful baking of finer cakes, pastries, and pastas.
For large orders please contact us for discounted pricing.
We are certified organic by Oregon Tilth and certified kosher by EarthKosher. All of our products are NON-GMO. We are a licensed facility that meets all state, county, and FDA regulated guidelines for a food processor.
1138 Highway 82
Fitzpatrick, AL 36029
Contact Information
Peggy Sutton
www.organicsproutedflour.net
877-401-6837
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Stores:
Peachtree Natural Foods, Opelika, AL
The Shoppes at Midtown
3051 Frederick Rd, Suite 11
Opelika, AL 36801
http://www.peachtreenaturalfoods.com/index.html
Phone: 877-935-3079
Hours:
10am - 6pm M-F
10am - 6pm Sat
Closed Sunday
Dayspring Nature Shoppe, Auburn, AL
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dayspring-Nature-Shoppe/106400522767698
Earth Fare, Auburn, AL, Montgomery, AL, Hoover, AL and Huntsville, AL
https://www.earthfare.com/
Health Wise Foods, Montgomery, AL
http://www.healthwisefoods.com/retailer/store_templates/shell_id_1.asp?storeID=A5873C6647A44549902CE64E9C752E24
Organic Store Locator
Eat Wild Alabama Pastured Products
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Health Practitioners
Meadows Chiropractic, Auburn, AL
Our doctors don't treat symptoms, they treat causes.
http://www.meadowschiropractic.com/
Fontaine Center, Montgomery, AL
Over 80% of illnesses today are chronic, progressive, and degenerative. Typically, these illnesses are not acquired overnight! The pattern that causes these ailments are typically developed gradually over a long period of time. Therefore, the interventions needed to resolve them are not usually "one-time" or instantaneous activities. In addition, a "fast fix" mentality usually only addresses symptoms with a "band aid" approach, leaving the root cause of an illness ignored. At the Fontaine Center, we focus on the "root", not the "fruit" causes of disease!
Teresa D. Allen, D.O., P.C.
7047 Halcyon Park Drive
Montgomery, AL 36117
(334) 273-0904
[email protected]
Dairy Sources in Alabama:
Arab: Kirkland Farm, phone: 256-586-2360; email: [email protected]. Raw goat’s milk for pet consumption, kefir, yogurt, and homemade lye soap.
Blountsville: Shallow Creek Farm and Feed, Terry Sterling, email:[email protected]. Free-range chickens and brown eggs, raw cow’s and goat’s milk for pet consumption, homemade lye soap, farm-raised hogs. Beginning to do grass-fed beef; email for details.
Elberta: Raw cheese available from Sweet Home Farm.
Empire: Northern Lights Farm, Intha Rafadin, 173 Fowler Road, Empire AL. Phone: 205-266-0746, email: [email protected], Facebook. Free-range chickens and brown eggs, raw goat milk for pet consumption, homemade lye soap and lotions, meat goats available.
Horton: Heartsong Acres, Shelly and Craig Johnson, Phone 256-505-8842 or 256-886-5195. Nubian and Alpine Dairy Goat milk available via herd share.
Selma: Oldesouth Farm, contact Terry Babb by phone: 334-327-9252, or email:[email protected]. You can also visit their website at oldesouth.citymax.com. Nigerian Dwarf Goats. Raw Nigerian Dwarf Goat Milk for Animal Usage Only.
Slocomb: Alabama’s Organic Dairy Products, LLC. Alabama’s First Certified Organic Dairy Farm. Working Cows Dairy located at 5539 North State Hwy 103, Slocomb AL 36375. For more information contact them by phone at 334-886-3839 or visit their website at workingcowsdairy.com. They do low temperature pasteurized milk but not homogenize. They sell at the farm gallons, half gallons and chocolate milk all this is USDA Organic grass fed, cream rising. Visit their website for stores around Alabama where their products can be found, please enjoy.
Trinity: Day Five Farm, Craig and Elizabeth Scott, 9005 CR 434, Trinity AL. Cell 256-303-9149, email: [email protected]. Listed on LocalHarvest.org. Small farm with one registered grass-fed Jersey cow is offering raw milk through herdshare arrangement. They do not send the milk out for testing, but use CMT to monitor cow’s udder health. They milk by machine into stainless steel and store the milk in 1/2 gallon Ball jars. The herdshare arrangement will be a temporary agreement of undetermined length, since they are marketing their farm and planning to relocate to another state. Call farm for details (including prospective buyers).
Verbena: Milkin 4 Us, Sherry and Bruce Wells, Raw goat milk for animal consumption, Nubian and Kinders goat kids for sale. Will offer cheese, soaps and other products as time allows. On Facebook under Sherry Burrier Wells.
Wilmer:
§ Doin~Dairy~Do’s Dairy Farm, Janice Nevels, Wilmer AL 15060, Findley AL. Phone: 251-404-7607, email: [email protected]. Available for sale: Raw goat milk for pet consumption or soap making, goat soap, eggs.
§ Sheila Lee; phone: 251-377-0974; email: [email protected]; . Yard eggs, raw goat milk for pets.
Hurtsboro: Pecan Point Farm
Grade A Small Dairy Farmer – milk, yogurt, eggs, pecans, granola, beef and pork
George and Becky Rogers
http://pecanpointfarm.com/
(334) 667-6902
