Bethel, oh

Farms near Bethel, oh

loveland, Ohio

We are a small family owned farm specializing in grass-fed cows,free range chickens and turkeys. We sell our meats and eggs at our farm store along with organic grocery items and North Country Organic

Loveland, Ohio

Earth-Shares CSA in Loveland, Ohio is now accepting registrations for 2017! Our season starts in mid to late May and typically runs about 22 weeks.... [more]

Cincinnati, Ohio

Bracken County Kenticky is to provide food to local families and businesses that is organically, ethically and environmentally responsible.... [more]

Winchester, Ohio

We raise quality meats, fruits, and vegetables with organic practices, and sustainable measures. Availability varies by season.... [more]

Pleasant Plain, Ohio

WROCKLAGE RUN FARM Located on 21 beautiful acres in the Southeastern corner of Warren County, Ohio (near Pleasant Plain) Wrocklage Run Farm is family owned and operated.... [more]

Cincinnati, Ohio

Finn Meadows Farm, located near downtown Montgomery, raises vegetables, meat, eggs, and flowers without the use of chemicals.... [more]

Cincinnati, Ohio

Currently I build custom hives for local bees that I relocate from building and homes to my ever expanding apiary.... [more]

Maysville, Kentucky

Mad Hare Market Garden is a small artisan farm in a European tradition specializing in Heirloom vegetables for the Lexington, Cincinnati and Maysville market.... [more]

Loveland, Ohio

Join us for u-cut flowers in the gardens Saturdays from 9:00 to 11:00 am and Wednesdays 6:00 to 9:00 pm!... [more]

Blanchester, Ohio

Bounty Square Farm is a small family run farm in southwest Ohio, about halfway between Cincinnati and Columbus, just outside of the small town of Blanchester Ohio.... [more]

Blanchester, Ohio

Back yard hobby farm offering fresh eggs from pastured layers including Buff Orpington, Barred Rock, Auracana (Easter Eggs!), Black Austrolorp and Rhode Island Red.

Falmouth, Kentucky

Our farm is located in Bracken County Kentucky where we raise tobacco, hay, beef cattle, and now gourds.... [more]