Blog Directory
Batavia, Ohio
We are small local mom and pop farmers growing only tasty and healthy organic produce and plants. We strive to provide the freshest produce to you as possible in order to maximize the flavor and nutri... [more]
Hilliard, Ohio
An experimental farm in suburban Hilliard (Brown Township) about a Mile west on Roberts Road from the fire station.... [more]
London, Ohio
Procter Center Farm is part of Procter Camp & Conference Center, which is part of the Episcopal Dioceses of Southern Ohio.... [more]
Bellefontaine, Ohio
We Stand Behind Our Produce! We grow a variety of produce using "eco-logical" methods. We use no chemical fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides.... [more]
Washington Court House, Ohio
The farm has been in the family of MaryAnn Harper Victor for nearly 200 years. During the depression the family lost a larger part of the farm, Eureka Farms, on Palmer Road and located on the smaller... [more]
Covington, Ohio
We grow our products with no chemicals. All products grown without hormones, pesticides.
We have non-gmo pasture eggs, grass fed broilers, turkeys, pork, beef, bison, lamb, honey, maple syrup, appl... [more]
Centerville, Ohio
We are open for on-farm sales nearly year-round. In January through April we have limited hours. We are dedicated to being a neighborhood source for fresh, organic products.... [more]
Waynesfield, Ohio
We are a farm with real horse power. A team of draft horses supply the power and fertilizer for our chemical free vegetable and fruit farm.... [more]
Centerburg, Ohio
Our farm is located on the edge of the woods in morrow county. We enjoy watching the horses graze in the valley right next to our property as we work with mostly hand tools
to cultivate and harvest... [more]
Johnstown, Ohio
Me and My Honey of Ohio is a small family owned and operated honey and herb operation. Dave and Dawn have the pleasure of harvesting honey put up by our hard working honey bees and collecting herbs t... [more]
Wilmington, Ohio
A family operated berry and produce farm located in Wilmington, Ohio (Clinton County). We begin our home grown season in April with fresh snapped asparagus and follow with the first sweet corn harvest... [more]
We are small local mom and pop farmers growing only tasty and healthy organic produce and plants. We strive to provide the freshest produce to you as possible in order to maximize the flavor and nutri... [more]
An experimental farm in suburban Hilliard (Brown Township) about a Mile west on Roberts Road from the fire station.... [more]
Procter Center Farm is part of Procter Camp & Conference Center, which is part of the Episcopal Dioceses of Southern Ohio.... [more]
We Stand Behind Our Produce! We grow a variety of produce using "eco-logical" methods. We use no chemical fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides.... [more]
The farm has been in the family of MaryAnn Harper Victor for nearly 200 years. During the depression the family lost a larger part of the farm, Eureka Farms, on Palmer Road and located on the smaller... [more]
We grow our products with no chemicals. All products grown without hormones, pesticides. We have non-gmo pasture eggs, grass fed broilers, turkeys, pork, beef, bison, lamb, honey, maple syrup, appl... [more]
We are open for on-farm sales nearly year-round. In January through April we have limited hours. We are dedicated to being a neighborhood source for fresh, organic products.... [more]
We are a farm with real horse power. A team of draft horses supply the power and fertilizer for our chemical free vegetable and fruit farm.... [more]
Our farm is located on the edge of the woods in morrow county. We enjoy watching the horses graze in the valley right next to our property as we work with mostly hand tools to cultivate and harvest... [more]
Me and My Honey of Ohio is a small family owned and operated honey and herb operation. Dave and Dawn have the pleasure of harvesting honey put up by our hard working honey bees and collecting herbs t... [more]
A family operated berry and produce farm located in Wilmington, Ohio (Clinton County). We begin our home grown season in April with fresh snapped asparagus and follow with the first sweet corn harvest... [more]