Blackberry Meadows Farm
Blackberry Meadows Farm is a certified organic vegetable and pastured pork farm in Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania running a CSA, farm store and Pittsburgh farmers market stalls.
Blackberry Meadows Farm is a certified organic vegetable and pastured pork farm on Ridge Road in Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania, serving the Pittsburgh area.
In their own words they grow certified organic vegetables to feed both our city neighbors and farm community, and the farm hosts and mentors organic farmers to produce food directly for their communities. The shop carries CSA vegetable shares with farm or city pickup, a long run of pastured pork cuts from bacon and chops to kielbasa and hot dogs, eggs, seasonal produce and handmade soap.
Beyond the CSA the farm runs a Farm Club where members grow their own food, sells at the Bloomfield Saturday Market and Squirrel Hill Farmers Market in Pittsburgh, and keeps a weekly farm journal. Summer 2026 entries describe pulling eight fifty foot rows of garlic and the farm store open in the afternoon for fresh picked veggies.
What they sell
- Organic vegetables
- CSA shares
- Pastured pork
- Bacon and sausages
- Eggs
- Handmade soap
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- No delivery
From the community
4.9
From 34 Google reviews
This rating is for their “Farmer’s Grill” stand at Bloomfield farmer’s market. Extremely slow service. “Front of house” managed by their daughter who clearly needs more training in customer service - constantly forgetting to ask names and writing down people’s orders. Had to wait 20 minutes for an overpriced egg and cheese (which was cooked on the same grill as the meats…) Sandwich was mediocre and tasted vaguely of dish water.
Jen hosted our Girl Scouts at the farm and offered a hands on experience. The girls were guided through a tour of the animals, green houses, and fields. They learned about organic farming and participated in transplanting spinach and planting seeds in the field. My Scout is excited to return to see the crops and animals, as well as purchase seasonal produce.
