We have a verticle hydroponic farm located in cridersviile, ohio. The hydroponic system uses gound up coconut shells for the medium to grow our plants.... [more]
Hoelscher Farms is a small farm specializing in pastured products and making non-gmo non-soy feed. We raise Large Black Hogs, a heritage breed, on pasture year round.... [more]
Harvest Sun Farm is a fifth generation family farm located in New Knoxville, Ohio in bucolic Shelby County.... [more]
We're the Kilpatrick family, and we love growing nutrient-dense, safe food for you and your family.... [more]
We grow our products with no chemicals. All products grown without hormones, pesticides. We have non-gmo pasture eggs, grass fed broilers, turkeys, pork, beef, bison, lamb, honey, maple syrup, appl... [more]
Darby Meadow Farm is a 7 acre farm located just outside of Columbus, Ohio. Our farm provides free range eggs to the Central Ohio Community.... [more]
We are a small Ohio Proud produce farm located in Marion, Ohio. We specialize in tomatoes including heirloom, peppers hot & sweet, squash, eggplant, onions, potatoes, sweet potatoes, green beans, kale... [more]
Primaterra Farm is a small, diverse, first generation vegetable farm in New Lexington, OH, focused on diversity and sustainability.... [more]
Sippel Family Farm is a 77 acre Farm in Mount Gilead, Ohio. We raise over 25 acres of produce for a CSA program and sell at farmers markets and for several local restaurants..... [more]
Heartbeat grows food and teaches sustainable agriculture between Yellow Springs and Springfield. For over a decade, we've provided fresh vegetables to our community through a CSA.... [more]
StoneyBrook Farm grows everything naturally for the best flavor and the safest veggies. We raise 26 different types of Heirloom veggies which we offer to our CSA members over the course of 20 weeks st... [more]
Benham Farms has been in our family since the early 1800s and has seen 8 generations, it is also quite unique in that the land has been traditionally passed down through the daughters.
