Local Food near Wallace, wv
Acres of great food and family fun! Established in 1971 by Ron and Carolyn Beinlich, Triple B is a 400-acre working family farm.... [more]
Chefs, Bakers, Owners, Foodies may I have your attention. We are Old School and proud of it! We are laying the highest quality, free range Chicken Duck eggs everyday with expert caretaking by a dedi... [more]
On Thursdays from 8 am to 2 pm beginning mid-June and running through October, this market offers a variety of produce in season.... [more]
We are a 3rd generation, family-owned, sustainably operated, small vegetable and flower farm. For 60 years, we have been attending local farmers' markets working with environmentally responsible farms... [more]
Half Crown Hill Orchard is a family owned and operated farm and retail market providing home grown apples and honey.... [more]
Welcome to Sugar Bottom Farm, home to some of the Best Raw West Virginia Wildflower honey. This is a First Generation Family Farm ran by Disabled Veteran Eric Grandon along with his wife Mary and daug... [more]
🍏 The Carnegie Farmers Markets are Back! 🍏 Come down to Carnegie's Main Street to browse more than 40 vendors selling fresh produce, spices, artisan crafts, cooking accessories and more!... [more]
Edible Earth Farm offers a year-round, highly diverse and fully customizable CSA (community supported agriculture) program to Pittsburgh.... [more]
St. Mary's Church parking lot along Route 65. Market opens May 2nd for the 2026 season. Open every Thursday beginning May 2nd and then a special Tuesday, November 24th.
Family owned and operated since 1850, Soergel Orchards offers something for everyone. Including a market, garden center, greenhouses, cider press, gift barn, bakery, deli, wine shop, and petting zoo,... [more]
Haffey Family Farm is a Community Supported Agriculture small, family owned and operated produce farm serving the Pittsburgh, PA area.... [more]
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]