Urbana, oh

Farms near Urbana, oh

Utica, Ohio

We are a 75 acre peach and apple orchard. The farm is located 12 miles south of Mt Vernon, 35 miles east of Columbus and two miles from Velvet Ice Cream.... [more]

Cincinnati, Ohio

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

LEXINGTON, Ohio

Family farm growing fresh Organic strawberries, Organic Chicken Duck Eggs, Honey from our beehives and more!... [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]

Rushville, Ohio

Take the worry out of what’s for dinner. Whether you’re keeping it simple with a monthly subscription, filling the freezer with a bulk share, or selecting a few favorite cuts à la carte - we’ve got... [more]

Logan, Ohio

We raised pastured poultry supplemented with a non-GMO grain ration. All of our poultry is processed at USDA processors, and we have a wide variety of poultry cuts/ products we sell directly to custom... [more]

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]

Mt. Perry, Ohio

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]

New Richmond, Ohio

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

New Lexington, Ohio

Down the Road Farm is a small, sustainably managed, specialty cut flower farm in New Lexington, serving Lancaster and southeast Ohio.

Fremont, Ohio

Our farm is located in Sandusky County. We raise produce for 2 farm markets.

Corning, Ohio

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]