Upper Arlington, oh

Local Food near Upper Arlington, oh

Tiffin, Ohio

Looking for a CSA that delivers produce at its peak of nutrition and flavor? At Riehm Produce Farm, LLC we are deeply committed to producing nutrient dense, delicious food using sustainable farming pr... [more]

Cincinnati, Ohio

Greenacres Farm raises 100% grassfed, grass finished Black Angus cattle, grassfed lamb, pasture and woodland raised pork, and a variety of pastured poultry varieties within a symbiotic, pasture based... [more]

Creston, Ohio

MORE PRODUCTS AND LISTINGS AT MOONSTRUCKFARM.ETSY.COM We raise registered Texel and Texel enhanced (percentage Texels).... [more]

Cincinnati, Ohio

Turner Farm is a 290-acre certified organic farm in the Village of Indian Hill in Hamilton County.

Bellevue, Ohio

Welcome to the Cherry City Honey Farmers Market, where visitors can explore a wide variety of gourmet honey products and locally inspired creations.... [more]

Homerville, Ohio

Hey there! HDF is a woman-run, first-generation family farm located in the heart of Medina's Amish Country.... [more]

Wakeman, Ohio

We are a family owned apiary located in Wakeman, Ohio. We offer our delicious raw, unfiltered honey, as well as our small batch hot honeys and herbal infused honeys.... [more]

Cincinnati, Ohio

Local cooperative offering Fresh, local produce from women-owned farms in Cincinnati, Ohio. We raise diverse veggies, fruit, herbs, and mushrooms with regenerative agricultural practices.... [more]

Fremont, Ohio

Our farm is located in Sandusky County. We raise vegetables for home sales and produce for 2 farm markets.... [more]

Oxford, Ohio

For the most Up-to-Date information check out our website www.oxfordfarmersmarket.com OXFORD FARMERS MARKET UPTOWN is your producers-only market where you'll find FRESH and LOCAL fruits, vegetables... [more]

New Richmond, Ohio

A small family farm producing pasture raised eggs, fresh dried herbs, Eastern Black Walnuts and stewing hens.

Bethlehem Twp., Ohio

Family Farm Why settle for ordinary when you can have food grown the way nature intended?... [more]