Nova, oh

Local Food near Nova, oh

Darlington, Pennsylvania

Tall Pines Farms LLC is a family-owned farm in Beaver County, Pennsylvania that raises and finishes beef and lamb on grass and pasture .... [more]

Corning, 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]

Industry, Pennsylvania

Haffey Family Farm is a Community Supported Agriculture small, family owned and operated produce farm serving the Pittsburgh, PA area.... [more]

Logan, Ohio

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]

Industry, Pennsylvania

Growing beautiful cut flowers for Farmers' Market and Weddings. Specializing in mixed bouquets. Perfect for your table, party or special occasion.... [more]

Sharpsville, Pennsylvania

Farm operations consist of Pick your Own, and already picked Blueberries. Plus cage free, range free chickens and duck eggs for sale.... [more]

Urbana, Ohio

We are a small farm based in Urbana, Ohio and we take pride in sharing our ethically grown poultry and eggs.... [more]

Steubenville, Ohio

On Thursdays from 8 am to 2 pm beginning mid-June and running through October, this market offers a variety of produce in season.... [more]

Nova, Ohio

The main focus on our family farm is to produce a premium quality, flavorful and tender product. Our finished beef is raised with no hormones, no antibiotics and a 100% vegetarian diet.... [more]

Nova, Ohio

A small, eclectic family farm located outside of Savannah, Ohio. We currently offer fresh, free range chicken and duck eggs.... [more]

Sullivan, Ohio

We are a small family farm specializing in naturally grown fruits vegetables and flowers

New London, Ohio

We're a young family trying to find our place in this big wide world. Through self discovery we've found that's somewhere between the workday's end and just before finishing chores on our small farm.... [more]