Farms near Oak Hill, oh
We have local raw honey usually starting in July every year. Supply varies depending on the nectar source amounts and weather.... [more]
BLP Farm offers weekly baskets of vegetables including but not limited to Tomato, beans, peppers, cucumbers, watermelon, broccoli, cauliflower, corn and more.... [more]
Our main focus on this farm is raising animals with minimal inputs (sustainability-minded). My aim is to raise miniature cross sheep for meat and fiber, as well as alpacas.... [more]
We are a small Christian family farm providing Grass-fed beef, naturally grown pork, pastured chickens, eggs, and fresh baked breads, cookies, and candy made with home grown herbs.... [more]
Our farm consists of rolling pastures, wooded hillsides, and wetlands in Pike County, Ohio. We lease 150 acres to a Mennonite family for a grass-based dairy and run Katahdin sheep and Red Devon cows o... [more]
In the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains,we raise Icelandic Sheep,one of the worlds oldest and purest breeds.... [more]
We are an Organic Farm along the Ohio River where we have an Apple Orchard, Maple Trees, and Spruce Trees.... [more]
The " My Good Ol' Kentucky Amish Home " is a primitive off-the-grid traditional Amish homestead offering local grown vegetables and fish that are grown in healthy environment without the use of pestic... [more]
Life is all about food really. Good food. Real food. Fresh meat and eggs; hand-picked fruits, vegetables and nuts; home-processed sugars, herbs and spices.... [more]
We raise all our animals from birth to harvest. All the beef and pork we sell is born on our farm, raised on our farm, and harvested directly off our farm so we can guarantee you that there are no ant... [more]
We breed and raise fair pigs, boer goats, and calves for 4h and FFA kids. We run 10 sows (Yorkshires, hampshires, and cross) 20 cow calf pairs, and 20 boer and boer cross nannies.... [more]
This business is a part of a 35 year old intentional community in rural Appalachia. The flowers, their roots, bulbs, and seeds, have been collected from womens gardens across the Appalachian frontier... [more]