Farms near Slippery Rock, pa
We provide fruits, vegetables, eggs, pork, chicken, and beef, as well as many locally produced items like baked goods, coffee, bread, honey, maple syrup, and more.... [more]
We are a 3rd Generation family owned and operated Urban farm that offers all-natural Pasture Raised Beef, Pork and Chicken.... [more]
Maple Leaf Farm raises pastured and grain supplemented pork. We do try to use Berkshire pigs when available, but have found all breeds are fantastic when raised in a pig friendly environment, meaning,... [more]
Valley House Farms produces seasonal vegetables, herbs, and fruits. While not a certified organic farm, we do believe in and use organic farming practices with our produce.... [more]
We are a family operated farm specializing in a variety of fruits and vegetables, plants, frsh flowers, wood products such as bins and crates and dried flowers.... [more]
GetBlok Farms©, a pioneer in hyper-local sustainable agriculture, proudly announces the launch of its innovative Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) hydroponic farm in West Aliquippa, located in... [more]
We are a grass-fed beef farm that processes our own cattle, raised from calves born on our farm. They are naturally grown without hormones or antibiotics.... [more]
Brookwood Farm - Grass Fed Beef (Freeport PA) We are located in Armstrong County just off route 28 about 35 miles from Pittsburgh.... [more]
Blackberry Meadows Farm was first certified organic in 1992 and has since provided the Pittsburgh area with high quality local, fruits and vegetables, meats and eggs.... [more]
Rolling Hills Heritage Farms, LLC is a family owned farm. It currently made up of four farms that are rented for pasture and hay production.... [more]
At Lamppost Farm, we use agriculture to reach and teach. We raise pastured and grass-fed animals as well as organically-produced vegetables and herbs from our permaculture garden.
Generational beef farm since 1940 with the addition of game birds, Labrador Retrievers, chickens arriving in the early 2000's followed by an apiary supplying the farm with locust/wild flower honey, an... [more]