J David Mullinix and Sons Inc
Hay/Straw
Sales and service of farm, lawn, and light construction equipment. Buy and sell bulk grain.
Farm Search
Howard County has a rich history in farming. Listed below are many of the farms in Howard County and the services that they offer. To narrow your search, choose a category from the drop down menu, then click update and click on farm name for more details.
Jumping Ahead Acres
5171 Talbots Landing, Ellicott City, MD 21043410-747-2089
Equine
Small, family farm offering horse boarding, lessons, trail riding, and showing.
Just This Side of Paradise Farm
15240 Frederick Road, Woodbine, MD 21797http://capitolllc.com/paradise-farm.htmlbrentrutly@capitolllc.com301-854-5620
Christmas Trees
Just This Side of Paradise Farm is a fully operational ornamental tree farm and nursery. This farm runs on alternative energy and is an off grid showcase.
Larriland Farm
2415 Woodbine Road, Woodbine, MD 21797http://www.pickyourown.com/contactus@pickyourown.com410-442-2605
Fruits
Larriland Farm offers pick your own vegetables, fruits, cut flowers, and herbs from late May to the first week in November. From October to early November you can take a hayride, pick a pumpkin, or enjoy the fall activities at the farm. Larriland Farm was founded by Larry Moore in the late 1960s, and is now run by his three children. Before starting Larriland, Larry Moore and his father operated a dairy farm and a sod farm in the county.
Limestone Valley Farm, Inc.
5450 Sheppard Lane, Clarksville, MD 21029mclark21029@aol.com443-756-3311
Eggs/Meats
Angus beef born and raised in Clarksville, no hormones or antibiotics. Whole, half, quarter animals available. Beef processed at Mt.Airy Meat Locker by Wagner’s Meats, LLC.
Louis C Pfefferkorn Farm
2815 Pfefferkorn Road, West Freindship, MD 21794Hay/Straw
Soybeans, corn, hay
Love Dove Farms
14834 Old Frederick Road, Woodbine, MD 21797http://www.lovedovefarms.com/john@lovedovefarms.com443-690-1642
CSA
Love Dove Farm offers naturally grown vegetables for sale at several farmers markets and through its CSA. In 2010, John Dove, a fourth generation farmer, began to diversify his family’s farm from just growing conventional crops like hay and adding naturally grown salad greens and vegetables.
Mandeley Farm
13550 Allnutt Lane, Highland, MD 20777jmgelber@gmail.com301-854-3110
Equine
Breed horses and ponies, sales, and boarding for retired horses.
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Diversification Ideas
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