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.
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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]
Thank you for all the interest in our local farm project! Chickens for sale. Large roasting birds.... [more]
Beautiful, Fresh Flowers Grown, Arranged and Delivered with Love in Lebanon, OH. Anyone who walks onto our flower farm knows that CC's Blooms is a special place!... [more]
We raise flowers and make fresh and dried arrangements. We use sustainable practices and avoid the use of pesticides on our produce.
