Farms near New Concord, oh
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.
BJ Gourmet Garlic Farm has specialized in growing all natural hard neck garlic for over 30 years. We use only organic farming methods to ensure the highest quality garlic.... [more]
Tiny Seed Farm is an OEFFA certified organic vegetable and cut flower farm growing on the historic Kretschmann Family Organic Farm in Rochester, Pennsylvania — about 20 miles north of Pittsburgh.
We are a regenerative practices family farm. We milk pastured jersey cows with 100% A2 genetics and provide herd share opportunity for raw milk products.... [more]
Down the Road Farm is a small, sustainably managed, specialty cut flower farm in New Lexington, serving Lancaster and southeast Ohio.
We are a small fiber farm in Southeastern Ohio. We pride ourselves on no fleece left behind. The best part of the fleece becomes yarn or is sold as washed fiber for spinners and fiber artists.... [more]
We are a 75 acre peach and apple orchard. The farm is located 12 miles south of Mt Vernon, 35 miles east of Columbus and two miles from Velvet Ice Cream.... [more]
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]
We are two sisters and fourth-generation farmers renewing our family tradition through regenerative and sustainable methods grounded in generations of experience.... [more]
The Farmstand at Concord Homestead is a roadside produce and flower stand in Johnstown, OH. Everything we sell is grown right here on our property - you cannot get much more fresh and local than that!... [more]
Bluegreen Gardens is a boutique flower farm and floral design studio in Lancaster, OH operated by husband and wife team, Elizabeth and Mike Zawislak.... [more]
Family Farm Why settle for ordinary when you can have food grown the way nature intended?... [more]