Farms in Bel Air, MD

Bel Air · Dairy Farm, Meat Farm

Broom's Bloom Dairy sits on a Bel Air, Maryland farm dating to the early 1700s, now supporting the ninth generation of the Dallam family, who began milking 65 cows in 1997. The farm store dips old-fashioned ice cream made on-site (over 100 flavors created), sells its own milk, artisan cheddar, and country pork sausage, and stocks Harford County lamb, beef, poultry, free-range eggs, local honey, and seasonal produce, with a café serving homemade lunches.

Bel Air · Farmers Market

Bel Air Farmers Market has run as a producer-only market since 1975 — everything on the tables is grown, raised, or made by the more than 60 Harford County vendors who show up, not resold. Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon, in the parking lot next to the Mary Risteau building on South Bond Street. Fifty years running makes it one of the older markets in the state.

Bel Air · Farmers Market

Marketplace on Main is Bel Air's producer-only farmers market, running Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon, April through November, with a shorter winter market in late November and December. More than 60 Harford County vendors sell only what they grow, raise, or make themselves — produce, non-GMO meat and eggs, baked goods, honey, and local beer and wine. The market has served the area since 1975.

Bel Air · CSA Farm, Meat Farm

Bel Air · Agritourism Farm, Apiary

Forest Hill · Agritourism Farm

Forest Hill · Meat Farm, Poultry Farm

Grand View Farm in Forest Hill, Maryland is the Bailey family's regenerative operation, growing clean food since 2012: 100% grass-fed AND grass-finished beef plus pasture-raised poultry, all non-GMO, corn-free, and soy-free with no hormones or sub-therapeutic antibiotics. Weekly home delivery reaches the East Coast with free shipping over $159, and the farm hosts overnight stays, weddings, and tours.

Churchville · Farm Stand

Harman's Farm Market has sold produce and cut flowers from the same Churchville roadside stand since 1988. Expect strawberries and zucchini in early summer, then apples and pumpkins once the fall decorations go up. The farm runs a CSA program and hosts school tours during harvest season. Open seasonally, May through October, at 2633 Churchville Road.

Churchville · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Brad Milton opened this Churchville operation in 1992 with two roadside stands and 17 rented acres; it now runs a home farm market, three satellite stands, and a 22-year run as a fixture at the Bel Air Farmers' Market. Beyond produce and greenhouse flowers, the farm raises Angus beef in Deer Creek Valley and pork across its four properties. Spring brings U-pick strawberries, fall brings pumpkins and a corn maze.

Churchville · CSA Farm

Street · Agritourism Farm

Hickory Hill Farm sells precut Fraser fir Christmas trees from six to twelve feet on Copenhaver Road in Street, along with made-to-order wreaths and holiday arrangements. The Harford County operation runs as a seasonal family destination with food and crafts on-site, and gives back 10 percent of proceeds to the community.

Forest Hill · Farm Stand, Meat Farm

Edgewood · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Forest Hill · Agritourism Farm

Harford Vineyard & Winery grows grapes and produces wine on Jarrettsville Road in Forest Hill, part of Harford County's rolling Piedmont farmland northeast of Baltimore. The winery keeps a website at harfordvineyard.com, though current tasting-room hours and wine list weren't available to confirm — call ahead before driving out.

Churchville · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Lohr's Orchard runs a pick-your-own operation and farm stand in Harford County, selling fresh produce, fresh-baked pies, and fresh-pressed cider when the press is running, alongside other locally sourced goods. The retail stand sits at 3301 Churchville Road in Aberdeen, open Monday through Saturday 8:30am-6pm and Sunday 9:30am-5:30pm; the original Snake Lane farm store closes seasonally. Call ahead in winter months, when picking and pressing wind down.

Edgewood · Agritourism Farm

Kingsville · Agritourism Farm

Huber's Farm has sold produce in Kingsville for years under the K.P. Hubers name. Recent local reporting notes another vendor, Farmers Daughter, planned a second location at the former Hubers site starting in 2024, so visitors should confirm the stand is still Hubers-operated before making the trip.