Farms near Saint Marys, pa
I'm a female farmer who lives on a historic, falling-apart old farm. It was previously farmed by multiple generations of family before me, but had been out of farming use for many years before I start
Benz Family Farm has its roots in a deep connection to agriculture, beginning with a family tradition of dairy farming.... [more]
At Tamarack Farms, we are dedicated to raising premium Piedmontese cattle, known for their exceptional tenderness, leaner meat, and rich flavor.... [more]
LOCALLY RAISED MEAT PRODUCTS AND PRODUCE: **GRASS-FINISHED ANGUS BEEF & PASTURE RAISED PORK OUR MISSION STATEMENT: We raise our animals to provide you with quality meat products that will give you n... [more]
We are a small family farm with a flock of 100% FBA registered Finnsheep. In addition to providing excellent wool for handspinning and felting, Finns are known for their friendly personalities, e... [more]
Hi, I’m Anthony. Since 2005, my parents and I have been serving families like yours with delicious cheese, milk, and beef.... [more]
We have been raising Dexter Cattle since 1993, a true dual purpose heritage breed (can be used for milking and/or beef) that is in "watch" status from ALBC.... [more]
Certified Naturally Grown market garden serving the greater Pittsburgh community. We grow on 1.5 acres, and offer CSA programs along with attending a few area farmers markets.... [more]
Our farm is family centered and passionate about providing the best food possible! On our 14 acres of grass, we raise grassfed beef, pastured meat chickens, pastured meat goats, and all natural pork.... [more]
Grass-Fed Beef, Pastured Organically-Fed Chicken, Non-GMO Pastured Turkey, Pastured Pork, Pastured Eggs (Organically-Fed), Local Raw Honey, Local Maple Syrup, Artesian Sourdough made with organic It... [more]
Our Certified Organic farm is in Allegheny Township, Westmoreland County. We are located 30 miles NE of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania near Apollo / Vandergrift / Lower Burrell.
Post Apples is a family operated farm since the late 1800's. We started with raising potatoes, oats, and apples.... [more]