In 2014, Chef Ben Bebenroth moved his family of four to Spring Hill Farm (now Spice Acres). The homestead was not only perfect for raising his kids, it was also a dream come true - encompassing 13 acr... [more]
Our family-owned farm is dedicated to growing a wide variety of fresh, high-quality berries, herbs, and vegetables, all with a commitment to sustainable farming practices.
Schultz Fruit Farm is a small family run farm growing tree fruit and vegetables, apples being our major crop.... [more]
Graft N Gro Nursery specializes in Elderberry plants, Hot peppers, and Honey. Since 2020 we have been a local source for your American Elderberry plant that produces the super fruit everyone is wantin
The Greenfield Berry Farm is a naturally grown farm that features pick-your-own blueberries, aronia berries, and sunflowers.... [more]
Local Honey Products from our Hives in Sheffield, Ohio Raw Honey Comb Honey Propolis Bees Wax Candles Our bees are naturally kept using organic practices .... [more]
Fruit orchard and vineyard. Asian Pears, Apples, Seedless Table Grapes. Award-winning wines made with fruit grown on our farm.
At Plum Creek Farm you will find three generations working side by side to bring you the freshest, highest quality local foods.... [more]
Our 2014 CSA is accepting new members! You can sign up on our CSA on our website and guarantee yourself a summer of local food at www.basketoflifefarm.com Just click on Sign up for our CSA.... [more]
We are a seasonal farm market. We harvest a wide variety of produce including greens, herbs, tomatoes, squash, sweet corn, peppers, eggplant, heirlooms and imported seed varieties.... [more]
Over the past 40 years our family has offered different products such as honey, cider, and some vegetables but now we will be primarily offering 10 varieties of hardneck and softneck garlic which wil... [more]
Our Little World Alpacas resides on 6 acres of property in Northeast Ohio. Grafton Township is home to 30 alpacas nestled in Lorain County between Elyria, Valley City and Medina.
