7 Anubis Farms
Akron, CO
69 farm stands across Colorado. Farm stores and roadside stands selling what's grown on site. Sourced from the USDA Local Food Portal and re-checked on a rolling cycle.
Akron, CO
Pueblo, CO
Ft. Collins, CO
Merino, CO
Brighton, CO
Montrose, CO
Grand Junction, CO
Boulder, CO
Bayfield, CO
Canon City, CO
Elizabeth, CO
Larkspur, CO
Boulder, CO
Montrose, CO
Paonia, CO
Berthoud, CO
Delta, CO
Lakewood, CO
Durango, CO
Denver, CO
Kiowa, CO
Aurora, CO
Lasalle, CO
Fort Collins, CO
Greeley, CO
Dolores, CO
Berthoud, CO
Palisade, CO
Black Forest, CO
Delta, CO
Boulder, CO
Walsenburg, CO
Arvada, CO
Divide, CO
Brush, CO
Colorado Springs, CO
Rocky Ford, CO
Ft. Lupton, CO
Fort Collins, CO
MONTROSE, CO
Fort Collins, CO
Ault, CO
Byers, CO
Rocky Ford, CO
Palisade, CO
Fort Collins, CO
Fort Collins, CO
Paonia, CO
Henderson, CO
Denver, CO
Cortez, CO
Longmont, CO
Elizabeth, CO
Elizabeth, CO
Denver, CO
Commerce City, CO
Avondale, CO
Greeley, CO
Monument, CO
Olathe, CO
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69 in Colorado as of the last refresh, drawn from the USDA Local Food Portal and state agriculture directories. Most publish no daily schedule, so call before driving out. Coverage tracks what those directories carry — a farm that has never registered with USDA won't appear here.
A shop or roadside stand at the farm itself, selling what's grown on site and often a few neighbours' goods alongside it. Unlike a farmers market it isn't a market day — it keeps shop hours.
Whatever is being harvested, first: produce in season, plus eggs, honey, jam, cider, baked goods and meat depending on the farm. Each listing shows the crops that farm reports growing.
Most are seasonal, opening around the first harvest and closing after the last. A few with greenhouses, orchards or livestock trade all year. Hours shift with the season, so check before a long drive.