~ Keeping it REAL ~ Keeping it LOCAL ~ Keeping it Sustainable ~ The Giving Earth is a great little place to shop for locally produced fine art, organic and natural foods (many that are locally made... [more]

Bushel Bob Farm Market is closed to for-profit sales and now grows for charity. All produce and fruits are donated to the Santa Elena Project of Accompaniment, who in turn sell Bushel Bob's produce a... [more]

At Polk Old Spots we raise registered Gloucestershire Old Spot Pigs. Gloucestershire Old Spot pigs originated in England.... [more]

The George Jones Farm and Nature Preserve in Oberlin, OH is dedicated to providing our community with chemical free, quality food, including a wide variety of vegetables, herbs, and cut flowers.

We are a non-profit farm that rescues animals and does animal assisted activities for kids with special needs or disabilities.... [more]

We are a small family farm specializing in naturally grown fruits and vegetables. All of our produce is marketed directly to our customers through our CSA program and local area Farmers' Markets.... [more]

That's My Farmer is a family owned farm practiciing natural growing practices.

Springwood Valley Farm is a second generation family owned farm that specializes in chemical and pesticide free transplants, potted plants, herbs, and produce.... [more]

We are a fourth generation farm that started from my great grandfather in 1950, we currently raiseg grain fed lamb and rabbits for a high quality product that consumers can be happy with.... [more]

We believe in conserving Heritage breeds that were raised by our forefathers. These breeds are of a bygone era, before industrial agriculture became a mainstream practice.

We are a small family farm located in the rural southwest corner of Medina County. On the farm, we specialize in Pastured Chickens, Turkeys, Pigs, and grass-fed cows without the use of antibiotics or... [more]

We love having the freshest food on our table and we want to share that with you! This spring we will have asparagus, rhubarb, spinach, kale, lettuce and peas.... [more]