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Indian Line Farm
Indian Line Farm — a Certified Naturally Grown produce and flowers operation in Great Barrington, MA. CNG is a grassroots peer-reviewed ecological certification, the values-aligned alternative to USDA Organic for small farms.
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Indian Line Farm is located in historic South Egremont, nestled in the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts. Producing beautiful, bountiful vegetables, herbs, flowers and fruits for our members and customers is our passion. Family favorite standards and heirloom varieties grow side by side in our fields. Because we follow sustainable organic practices our produce is Certified…
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Indian Line Farm carries [[certified-naturally-grown|Certified Naturally Grown]] certification — a peer-reviewed, transparent ecological standard built for small farms that meet or exceed organic practice but for whom federal [[usda-organic|USDA Organic]] certification is cost-prohibitive. A real third-party signal, which is why this enters the directory at verification: corroborated.
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- Located in: [[great-barrington-ma]] · [[massachusetts]]
- Certified as: [[certified-naturally-grown]]
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