Vandergrift, pa

CSA near Vandergrift, pa

Waynesville, Ohio

Bensman Family Farms is located in Historic Wayne Township, between Waynesville and Lebanon Ohio. Twenty four of the farm's 49 acres are devoted to prairie grass, with the goal of re-establishing a po... [more]

MORRISTOWN, Indiana

Berry Goods Farm is a local, small family farm raising chemical free strawberries, vegetables and pastured (non-GMO fed) chicken eggs.... [more]

Batesville, Indiana

Merkel Farm is a six generation family farm and the 2002 winner of the Historic Landmarks John Arnold Award for Rural Preservation.... [more]

Butler, Kentucky

Faith Acres Farm is a family farm steeped in the tradition of bringing good food and education to the community.... [more]

Xenia, Ohio

Family owned and run, growing several varieties of blueberries, as well a blackberries and red raspberries, and produce located south of Columbus and east of Dayton Ohio..... [more]

Williamsburg, Ohio

Bloomrose Farm is a family owned and operated farm in Williamsburg, Ohio. We are offering a small number of weekly CSA shares for fresh produce in our first year selling to the public.... [more]

clarksville, Ohio

That Guy's Family Farm is a certified organic farm located in the Todds Fork Valley, just outside of Clarksville, Ohio.... [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]

Bethel, Ohio

Olde Glory Farm began in 2014 when the O'Dells moved to a multi-acre farm, and has since transitioned to a small farm in Bethel, Ohio, with larger, leased areas in Clermont County, where we grow produ... [more]

Clarksville, Ohio

Onederings, located between Cincinnati and Columbus, is a peaceful place filled with lavender, herbs, butterflies and birds.... [more]

Dayton, Ohio

Patchwork Gardens is a small produce farm located on Route 35, just west of Dayton, Ohio. We are chemical free.... [more]

dayton, Ohio

In 1830, our farm was purchased by my great-great grandfather, John Keener, when the State of Ohio was only 27 years old.... [more]