Farm Stands near Savannah, oh
We are a regenerative practices family farm. We milk pastured jersey cows with 100% A2 genetics and provide herd share opportunity for raw milk products.... [more]
Family run farm in Leetonia, OH offering ADGA Nigerian Dwarfs, Goat Milk Skincare, Roadside Produce Stand, Fall Mums Pumpkins, Freezer Beef.... [more]
We are a local, small scale, produce and flower farm offering in season veggies, bouquets ,event florals, eggs, and more!... [more]
Our beekeeping journey began in 2009 with a conversation in our vegetable garden about us not seeing the number of honeybees we had in years past.... [more]
We are a small Hobby Farm with a pair of Nigerian dwarf goats and three silky fainting goats, two Kune-Kune pigs, and 8 breeds of chicken, 5 turkeys, and 2 breeds of duck that supply free-range eggs.
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]
We are a 3rd Generation family owned and operated Urban farm that offers all-natural Pasture Raised Beef, Pork and Chicken.... [more]
A family farm, in New Boston (Sumpter Twp), MI. What we grow sell is all started from organic seeds, here on our farm grown with all organic practices.... [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 which gi... [more]
A small, eclectic family farm located outside of Savannah, Ohio. We currently offer fresh, free range chicken and duck eggs.... [more]
We are a small mushroom farm specializing in oyster mushrooms. We currently offer fresh and dried blue, pink, and yellow oyster mushrooms as well as soup mixes featuring our home grown mushrooms.... [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]