Franklin, pa

Local Food near Franklin, pa

Derry, Pennsylvania

Good Dirt Farm is a small-scale produce farm that focuses on soil biodiversity and regenerative management practices.... [more]

Atwater, Ohio

Never thought I would like poultry. I was wrong, love them all. Started with 10 chicks in 2020, now we have many chickens and heritage breed turkeys!... [more]

Hickory, Pennsylvania

Bedillion Honey Farm is a family run apiary in Southwestern Pennsylvania. We offer pure honeys and beeswax from hives located throughout our local area, and specialty honeys sourced from beekeepers we... [more]

Carrollton, Ohio

Raw Goat Milk Herdshares. Founded in 1990 our herd of registered show quality LaManchas are raw milk herd share providers!... [more]

Steubenville, Ohio

On Thursdays from 8 am to 2 pm beginning mid-June and running through October, this market offers a variety of produce in season.... [more]

Akron, Ohio

Poppee's Food LLC. "Peppers" Home of "Original Crunch" Grow, Process and Can Anaheim, Cubanelle, Poblano and Jalapeno Peppers rings in Canola oil and Spices for the ideal balance of full ripe pe... [more]

Uniontown, Ohio

Hello I'm "The Garden Father", and I operate Harvest Free. Harvest Free is my philanthropic hobby where I grow and donate my backyard fresh grown vegetables in Uniontown, OH and surrounding areas.... [more]

West Valley, New York

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]

Cleveland, Ohio

We are a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization that champions the local foods of Northeast Ohio and promotes their environmental, economic and health benefits by connecting certified producers and consume... [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]

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]