Farm Stands near Shelby, oh
We are a family farm that grows all or produce we sell and we make all the products we sell. We don't use any pesticides or herbicides on any of our produce and we don't have any harsh chemicals in an... [more]
We began farming 27 acres with Draft horses in 1992. In 1999 we brought home American buffalo ( bison), 1 bull and 2 heifer calves that were 6 mo.... [more]
White Family Farm started a Community Supported Agriculture program in 2014 where we provide fresh naturally grown fruits and vegetables to our shareholders for the 21 week season.... [more]
Winter has been very mild, and Spring is soon approaching! Our store is near completion and we are very excited to move into it!... [more]
I am a mini-farm featuring farm fresh chicken and coturnix quail eggs. Plus, pekin and runner duck eggs seasonally.... [more]
Heritage Harvest Farm grows a wide variety of chemical-free produce and offers farm-fresh, cage-free eggs.... [more]
A small, eclectic family farm located outside of Savannah, Ohio. We currently offer fresh, free range chicken and duck eggs.... [more]
We love having the freshest food on our table and we want to share that with you! This spring we will have asparagus, rhubarb, spinach, kale, lettuce and peas.... [more]
~ Keeping it REAL ~ Keeping it LOCAL ~ Keeping it Sustainable ~ The Giving Earth is a great little place to shop for locally produced fine art, organic and natural foods (many that are locally made... [more]
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]
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]