Coshocton, oh

Farms near Coshocton, oh

Washington, Pennsylvania

New 2024: RAW MILK. Organic fed, pasture raised eggs, chicken, turkey and pork plus 100% grass fed, grass finished lamb, beef and veal.... [more]

Washington Court House, Ohio

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.

Harmony, Pennsylvania

STRAIGHT FROM THE FARM TO YOU, produce for your family using low soil disturbance methods and NO pesticides.... [more]

Utica, Ohio

We are a 75 acre peach and apple orchard. The farm is located 12 miles south of Mt Vernon, 35 miles east of Columbus and two miles from Velvet Ice Cream.... [more]

Mt. Perry, Ohio

We are a regenerative practices family farm. We milk pastured jersey cows with 100% A2 genetics and provide herd share opportunity for raw milk products.... [more]

Bethlehem Twp., Ohio

Family Farm Why settle for ordinary when you can have food grown the way nature intended?... [more]

Canton, Ohio

We have various breeds of chickens that eat organic and free range all day long and produce a rainbow assortment of beautiful eggs daily.... [more]

New Lexington, Ohio

Down the Road Farm is a small, sustainably managed, specialty cut flower farm in New Lexington, serving Lancaster and southeast Ohio.

Johnstown, Ohio

The Farmstand at Concord Homestead is a roadside produce and flower stand in Johnstown, OH. Everything we sell is grown right here on our property - you cannot get much more fresh and local than that!... [more]

Rushville, Ohio

Take the worry out of what’s for dinner. Whether you’re keeping it simple with a monthly subscription, filling the freezer with a bulk share, or selecting a few favorite cuts à la carte - we’ve got... [more]

Creston, Ohio

MORE PRODUCTS AND LISTINGS AT MOONSTRUCKFARM.ETSY.COM We raise registered Texel and Texel enhanced (percentage Texels).... [more]

Massillon, Ohio

High Mill Park is a family owned and ran farm. It all started when someone dropped off a peahen. We had so much fun with her, that we got some egg laying hens.... [more]