Local Food near Kenton, oh
Mark Prielipp Greenhouse Mohr, a new and exciting endeavor founded by Mark Prielipp and Kathryn Mohr, began in 2018 and was built upon Mark's more than three decades of farming and flower growing ex
We raised pastured poultry supplemented with a non-GMO grain ration. All of our poultry is processed at USDA processors, and we have a wide variety of poultry cuts/ products we sell directly to custom... [more]
Two beginning farmers with a dream to create a thriving farm in our community, beginning with a tiny patch of earth and a roadside farm stand.... [more]
Down the Road Farm is a small, sustainably managed, specialty cut flower farm in New Lexington, serving Lancaster and southeast Ohio.
Pasture's Delights is proud to offer a delivery location for raw milk in Muncie, IN. Herd owners in Muncie area can pick up their herdshare milk at the delivery every other Thursdays at 7:30pm.... [more]
We are a family owned and operated farm. We are entering our 18th season of CSA and our 23rd year of market gardening by participating in local farmer's markets over the years.
For the most Up-to-Date information check out our website www.oxfordfarmersmarket.com OXFORD FARMERS MARKET UPTOWN is your producers-only market where you'll find FRESH and LOCAL fruits, vegetables... [more]
Outdoor Farmers' Market that runs from May 9 to the last Saturday in October 24, 2026. Every Saturday from 8AM to Noon and is located @ 317 S.... [more]
The Farmers Market of Medina County has approximately 20 vendors, featuring a unique variety of locally grown and produced items.... [more]
Small Farm raising Adga disease tested Nigerian Dwarf milk goats & heritage breed chickens. Pasture based, organically & soy free fed, Herbally managed.... [more]
Whole farm is Certified Organic!!! No herbicides or pesticides used on our farm. We are known for our beautiful heirloom tomatoes, which this 2026 season, we are growing 50 varieties.... [more]
We area small family operated farm. The land we grow on has been in our family since the 1870s and our children are the 6th generation to steward it.... [more]