"From Our Farm...To Your Table!" Walnut Grove is a family owned CSA and farming operation in New Philadelphia, Ohio, in the beautiful Crooked Run Valley of the Appalachian foothills.... [more]
TURKEYS AND SO MUCH MORE... My farm name comes from the types of turkeys I breed: Bourbon Reds, Blue Slates, and Midget Whites.... [more]
Whitford Fields Farm (formerly Rock Bottom Farms) is a Blueberry and Produce Farm which has pre-picked and pick your own blueberries and fresh vegetables.... [more]
We are a small family owned farm located in the beautiful rolling landscape in Ohio's largest Amish country.... [more]
We are a small homestead currently raising grain fed pastured pork and free-range eggs. We forage mushrooms and ramps when possible.
We sell fresh 100% grass-fed raw milk and Dodo Yogurt made right at the farm. Our raw milk is PA permitted for sale on the farm only; bring your own container and we'll fill it up fresh on the spot.
Nu-Way is an Amish farm that does not use pesticides or chemical fertilizers. Subscription to the CSA program runs from April 15 to November 15.... [more]
Forever Blueberry Barn is a brand new blueberry farm and CSA offering blueberries, grapes, grape juice, grape vine wreaths, wild flowers, traditional flowers, amd corn.... [more]
A farm owned by the Sisters of the Humility of Mary at their Villa Maria Convent. Operate a 280 acre low-input grain and hay farm; a 8 acre non-certified organic produce, herb and flower farm whi... [more]
At Covered Bridge Meadows we raise Murray Grey grass fed beef cattle from start to finish. We also raise Finnsheep and have lambs available as bottle lambs for 4H or grass finished lamb to eat, and f... [more]
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ACCEPT SNAP, Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) and the WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program Over the past 20 years, Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) has b... [more]
Knotty Knuff Acres is a small, family run farm established in 2012. We are not a large operation, but we do take pride in what we do, believing health starts with, not what you eat, but where your foo... [more]