Local Food near Irwin, pa
We are a 3rd generation, family-owned, sustainably operated, small vegetable and flower farm. For 60 years, we have been attending local farmers' markets working with environmentally responsible farms... [more]
Forest Meadow Farm LLC is a small family flower farm in West Deer Township, Pennsylvania. We grow seasonal cut flowers using natural growing practices that support healthy soil, pollinators, and loc
New farm in Wexford, PA raising non-GMO, pasture raised turkeys for Thanksgiving! Now taking reservations on turkeys for this Thanksgiving, get yours before they’re all gone!
Chefs, Bakers, Owners, Foodies may I have your attention. We are Old School and proud of it! We are laying the highest quality, free range Chicken Duck eggs everyday with expert caretaking by a dedi... [more]
Half Crown Hill Orchard is a family owned and operated farm and retail market providing home grown apples and honey.... [more]
I'm a Navy Veteran and retired carpenter. A few years ago I learned of a program offered by Michigan State University called "Heros to Hives".... [more]
Certified Naturally Grown market garden serving the greater Pittsburgh community. We grow on 1.5 acres, and offer CSA programs along with attending a few area farmers markets.... [more]
St. Mary's Church parking lot along Route 65. Market opens May 2nd for the 2026 season. Open every Thursday beginning May 2nd and then a special Tuesday, November 24th.
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]
The Indiana County Farmers' Market is a producer-only market offering fresh, local vegetables, fruits, herbs, flowers, baked goods, meats, eggs, honey, and more!... [more]
Farm fresh brown eggs. Never cages. In protective wire runs for their safety. Pick up at farm. Unwashed to keep fresh longer.
We have raised layer hens for several years. I purchase a form of sexlink hens. They lay well for about two years.... [more]