Local Food near Bradford, pa
We are a small family farm with a flock of 100% FBA registered Finnsheep. In addition to providing excellent wool for handspinning and felting, Finns are known for their friendly personalities, e... [more]
I'm a female farmer who lives on a historic, falling-apart old farm. It was previously farmed by multiple generations of family before me, but had been out of farming use for many years before I start
Big Maple Family Farm, LLC is a generational farm on a mission to make your plate as healthy as ours.... [more]
Our operation is set along side of the beautiful Allegheny River in Tidioute, PA. Consisting of 450 acres of fields and woodlands, we use rotational grazing practices to manage the land in the best w... [more]
Wolf Oak Farm offers 100% grass-fed & grass-finished beef and lamb , pastured pork and chicken and eggs , and more.... [more]
At Tamarack Farms, we are dedicated to raising premium Piedmontese cattle, known for their exceptional tenderness, leaner meat, and rich flavor.... [more]
Fifth generation farm where we produce pure maple syrup, maple cream and maple sugar granules. We will give tours of the "Sugar Shanty" and ajoining heifer raising operation.... [more]
Certfied Organic Maple Products. We can supply you with all your maple products all year long. Maple Granulated Sugar, Maple Cream, Maple Syrup in glass or plastic, Maple Candy, and other pure maple
We are Bari and Sean, young farmers with a fervent love for the land and good food. Our mission is healing the relationship between Mother Earth, each other and the Self through ecological, human-sc... [more]
Maple syrup and maple products including maple mustards, BBQ, salad dressing, sugar, spices, cotton candy, suckers, bourbon barrel aged maple syrup, rye barrel aged maple syrup, coffee bean maple syru
We have been raising Dexter Cattle since 1993, a true dual purpose heritage breed (can be used for milking and/or beef) that is in "watch" status from ALBC.... [more]
Post Apples is a family operated farm since the late 1800's. We started with raising potatoes, oats, and apples.... [more]