Farm Stands near Willoughby, oh
We are a small farm operated by Tiffany and Ryan Leeper (and daughter, Madison) with the help of our family and friends.... [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]
Glenview Acres is pasture-based, regenerative farm in North Lawrence, OH. Our mission is to heal the land, raise healthy animals on pasture, and produce clean, nutrient-dense food that will suppo... [more]
Organic living and local eating are two important forces that blaze the trail at New Again Farm. Inspired by the movement toward self reliance and clean foods, the owners and growers Frank and Jenna... [more]
My wife, our 3 sons, and I started our beef cattle operation in 1995. Today we have included the families of are 2 married sons.... [more]
Our farm is located a few miles north of Lisbon Ohio, along state route 164. Nearly all of the produce we sell is grown on our own farm, though we do buy some in from other local growers.... [more]
Nu-Way is an Amish farm that does not use pesticides or chemical fertilizers. Subscription to the CSA program runs from April 15 to November 15.... [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.
The main focus on our family farm is to produce a premium quality, flavorful and tender product. Our finished beef is raised with no hormones, no antibiotics and a 100% vegetarian diet.... [more]
In 2006 we purchased our first 72 acres at 1094 Battlesburg. Since then we have expanded to 147 acres.... [more]
Knotty Knuff Acres is a small, family run farm established in 2012. We are not a large operation, but we do take pride in what we do, believing health starts with, not what you eat, but where your foo... [more]
A sixth generation family fruit farm located in the heart of Western Pennsylvania Amish country, Apple Castle has been the "King of Fruits Since 1861".