Farms near Centerville, in
Cedarmore Farm is a sustainable family farm . We provide CSA produce shares grown using only organic methods as well as pasture range eggs and home canned products.... [more]
Welcome to Compton Creek Farms, a family-owned regenerative farm in South Central Ohio dedicated to raising healthy animals, building healthy soil, and producing nutritious food for our community.
We are a family-run microgreens farm located in NE Indiana since 2020. We grow culinary microgreens and herbs in an indoor climate controlled space, as well as edible flowers seasonally.... [more]
Hollow Oak Farm, located in Harrison County, raises 100% grass-fed finished beef, heritage pork, pastured chicken, and turkey, along with seasonal produce, maple syrup, and sorghum.
Small family farmstead that focuses on heritage-breed, pasture-raised/grass-fed meats. Free of hormones, anti-biotics, or other chemical inputs.... [more]
We raise flowers and make fresh and dried arrangements. We use sustainable practices and avoid the use of pesticides on our produce.
Family Farm specializing in Chemical Free Heirloom Plants, Vegetables and Heirloom Seeds. We take pride in growing heirlooms and maintaining sustainable practices.... [more]
The Narrow Way farm is family owned and operated. Dedicated to providing local, responsibly raised and grown poultry, fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers.... [more]
Schaefer's Farm Market is owned and operated by fifth and sixth-generation family farmers that take pride in the great tasting, high quality produce that we serve to our customers on a year-round basi... [more]
We have been raising Angus Cross Beef since 1993. We also raise chicken, eggs, and pork. Our livestock is raised naturally on pasture without any growth hormones or antibiotics.... [more]
Patchwork Gardens is a small produce farm located on Route 35, just west of Dayton, Ohio. We are chemical free.... [more]
Kings Poultry Farm raises, processes and sells chicken products. We raise the chickens on the floor in large barns to protect the chickens from predictors, disease, and inclement weather.... [more]