Uniontown, pa

Farms near Uniontown, pa

Bruceton Mills, West Virginia

We are a small family farm dedicated to producing wholesome natural food for ourselves and our neighbors.... [more]

Bruceton Mills, West Virginia

Heritage Sheep Breeder Home of the first US Born Natural Colored Leicester Longwools. Sheep design knitwear, Registered White and Natural Colored Leicester Longwools Farm tours.... [more]

Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania

We are a small scale operation offering organically raised, grass fed beef, pork and lamb. We sell sides of beef and pork, as well as whole lamb, beef, and pork.... [more]

Coal Center, Pennsylvania

Everyone is using our syrup! Hurry in to several local stores to get your own bottle of our award winning product!... [more]

Charleroi, Pennsylvania

At Fallowfield Farms we desire to bring nutrient dense foods to our community while rebuilding our soils, and giving our animals the best life possible.... [more]

MT. PLEASANT, Pennsylvania

Our vision is to share our farm and its bounty with others. We like to entertain people who beleive as we do - that healthy foods make healthy people.

Maidsville, West Virginia

Magic Moon Bean Farm is a family owned farm. We grow our crops from non-GMO seeds only. We have bees so no pesticides are used, our chickens are our pest patrol.... [more]

Hunker, Pennsylvania

We are growing a sustainable community. Our farm store is open Saturday and Sunday from 10 am till 5 pm beginning June 20.... [more]

Monongahela, Pennsylvania

Jersey Settlement Farm is a small scale, family owned and operated farm in southern Allegheny County.... [more]

Elizabeth, Pennsylvania

Grass fed St . Croix and Golden cross lambs raised for meat sheep.The Golden Cross comes from our St .... [more]

Monongahela, Pennsylvania

We raise sheep, alpacas, and horses. Our farm is in southwestern Pennsylvania. We grow sunflowers and grain in the summer.... [more]

Stahlstown, Pennsylvania

The Robinson Family Farm, located near Donegal in Western Pennsylvania, was born as an outreach to share the surplus crops we had with our local community.