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1ZOE FarmsButcher in Canton4.9 (291 reviews)ZOE Farms is a regenerative family farm in Canton, Ohio, run by Dustin, Erin and their family. The animals are managed as one farm ecosystem, with 100 percent grass fed and finished beef, free range pasture raised chicken and turkey, woodland raised heritage pork and pasture raised eggs. The family reinvests all of the farm's profits back into the mission and posts daily behind the scenes updates showing how the food is raised. You can order online for next day home delivery across Ohio, collect from one of nine pickup points around Northeast Ohio, or shop at the on-farm store, which offers fresh beef and pork every week along with milk and cheese.
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Copia FarmFarm shop in Johnstown4.9 (287 reviews)Copia Farm is a family farm in Johnstown, Ohio, run by Chris and Shaena, who farm regeneratively to build soil, biodiversity and healthy pasture. Their small dairy herd is made up of heritage breeds giving easy to digest A2/A2 milk, grazed on grass every day of the year on pastures that have never been sprayed, with a small treat of certified organic grain at milking time. The farm also raises heritage breed pigs, grass fed sheep and pastured poultry. The farm store is open daily from 9am to 8pm. Raw milk comes through a herdshare, where you buy a share in one of the cows and collect milk whenever it suits you, and the store also sells pasture raised meats and eggs.

Ayers Valley Farm

Ayers Valley FarmButcher in Russellville4.9 (222 reviews)Ayers Valley Farm is a family run farm in Russellville, Ohio, raising cattle, hogs and chickens on pasture and selling direct. The range runs from grass fed beef, pork and chicken to raw organic cheeses and raw dairy, with seafood, pantry staples, soaps, candles and other natural living goods rounding out the shop. Most sales go through the online store, where you can build a box, choose value bundles or set up a subscription for home delivery. The farm store opens for short windows on Wednesday evenings and at the weekend, and the site has a page for arranging farm visits.

Flourish & RoamRaw milk farm in Moscow5 (65 reviews)Flourish and Roam is a family farm about 35 minutes east of Cincinnati, Ohio, raising animals on pasture with environmental sustainability built into how the land is managed. The farm produces naturally raised beef, lamb, pork and chicken alongside a raw A2/A2 dairy herd. Buying happens through the online farm store, which sells individual cuts, meat shares and value bundles, with a raw milk herd share for regular dairy. Orders ship free to their ground states when you spend over $199, there is local delivery, and a farm store serves customers who live nearby.

Everson Jerseys Dairy Farm

Everson Jerseys Dairy FarmHoney farm in Canfield5 (36 reviews)Everson Jerseys Dairy Farm is a family owned dairy in Canfield, Ohio, milking Jersey cows and sharing their rich milk through a herd share scheme, with a share typically yielding a gallon of milk each week. The family has lately added a line of soaps made right on the farm from their own Jersey milk. The farm also sells free range chicken eggs along with duck, quail and organically fed hen eggs, raw unfiltered honey, locally grown popcorn and beef, pork and chicken, with beef ordered by the half or whole animal. The shop is open Monday to Saturday and closed on Sunday.

6WVWholesome Valley FarmButcher in Wilmot4.7 (43 reviews)Wholesome Valley Farm sits in the rolling hills of Holmes County, Ohio, raising livestock on pasture without chemicals. The beef is 100% grass fed from start to finish, the chickens, pigs, turkeys and ducks are pasture raised with supplemental non-GMO feed, and a farm kitchen on site turns Ohio grown ingredients into canned goods made without preservatives. The farm store, set around a 19th century barn, is open daily and stocks the farm's meats along with A2A2 dairy, pasture raised eggs, local honey and syrup. The barn also hosts weddings and other private events.

7HCHappy Cows CreameryRaw milk farm in New Vienna4.8 (37 reviews)Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm is a second generation family dairy in southwest Ohio, run by the Bickel family with a herd of registered Holstein, Ayrshire and Jersey cattle. The on site creamery bottles non homogenised whole and flavoured milk using low heat pasteurisation, so the cream still rises to the top. Ohio law does not allow raw milk to be sold directly, so the farm offers herd shares instead. Buying a share in the herd, with a monthly boarding fee, entitles you to a gallon of raw milk each week from your own animals. Contact the farm to arrange an agreement.

Bair-Trax Dairy

Bair-Trax DairyHoney farm in Troy5 (22 reviews)Bair-Trax Dairy is a family run grazing farm at Troy, Ohio, where the Bair family works on the belief that healthy soils lead to healthy animals and nutritious food. Their beef cattle are grass fed and live out on pasture, chickens are reared for the table, and honeybees forage the farm's clover for honey. Grass fed beef, chicken and honey are sold through the farm's online store, with orders collected at the farm or delivered. The farm is open through the week and on Saturdays, and closed on Sunday.

Simon Certified Organic Family Farm

Simon Certified Organic Family FarmFarm shop in East Sparta4.9 (18 reviews)Simon Certified Organic Family Farm is a certified organic farm at East Sparta, Ohio, south of Canton, where organic practice meets biodynamic holistic principles. The family raise grass forage fed beef, veal, goat and pastured poultry for meat and eggs, all free of GMOs, toxic pesticides, herbicides and synthetic fertilisers. A herdshare with Brown Swiss and Jersey cows gives members a stake in the dairy herd, and there are CSA shares for vegetables and flowers along with medicinal herbs, vegetable starts and wedding flowers through their florist connection. You can buy at the farm or at markets, and project days, classes and events run through the year for anyone wanting to get involved.

Grants Family Farm

Grants Family FarmRaw milk farm in New Lebanon4.8 (15 reviews)Grants Family Farm is a family run farm near Dayton in Ohio, raising pastured chickens, cattle, pigs and sheep. What began with a few chickens has grown into a whole farm system, built on intensive rotational grazing with a mix of animals and plant species to feed the soil, composting to build its carbon, and a firm rule against overgrazing. Meat is sold through the farm's online store, with orders collected from the self service farm store at New Lebanon, and the family's aim is to raise good meat for people who care where their food comes from.

Sycamore Valley Farms

Sycamore Valley FarmsButcher in Ashland5 (13 reviews)Sycamore Valley Farms raises heritage breed livestock on pasture in Ashland, Ohio. The beef is grass fed and finished, the chickens are pastured and the pigs are raised in the woods, and everything is sold through the farm's own shop, The Fold & Flock. The shop at 753 County Road 1775 opens Wednesday evenings and weekend afternoons, its freezers stocked with the farm's beef, pork and chicken beside pantry goods, soaps, tallow balms and gifts. It also carries raw dairy from two local farms, Wil-O-Knoll Dairy and Sweet Grass Dairy, sold under Ohio's pet food rules, and online there are bulk boxes, beef and pork shares, subscription boxes and a farm club membership.

12IFImmaculata FarmsButcher in Sidney5 (9 reviews)Immaculata Farms is a pasture based family farm near Sidney, Ohio, run by the James and Nicole Schulze family. They raise Kiko goats, Easycare hair sheep, Idaho Pasture Pigs and Dexter cattle without GMOs, vaccinations, antibiotics, chemical fertilisers or pesticides, rotating the goats and pigs through the woods and brush while the sheep and cattle graze the open pasture. Farming in a way that is pleasing to God sits at the heart of how the family work. They sell pasture raised freezer meat through their online shop, along with breeding and feeder stock for anyone wanting to raise their own animals. Give the farm a call to arrange an order or a visit.

Lucas Organic Farms

Lucas Organic FarmsFarm shop in Hillsboro4.6 (11 reviews)Lucas Organic Farms is a family farm at Hillsboro serving Southern and Central Ohio, milking a small herd of grass fed Jersey cows on rotationally grazed pasture. The farm works regeneratively with hands on daily care of the herd, and bottles its dairy in glass jars through a jar exchange rather than disposable plastic. Raw milk, chocolate milk, cream, butter, yoghurt and buttermilk go to members of the farm's Private Membership Association, through weekly subscriptions or as needed orders collected in Hillsboro or London. Pet dairy products are available without joining.

Koneta FarmsRaw milk farm in Wapakoneta5 (5 reviews)Koneta Farms is a family farm in Wapakoneta, Ohio, owned and run by Jeff and Megan Brown, who met while working on a dairy farm and went on to start their own place. Jeff brings the dairy background and Megan a wide experience with animals, and they keep adding new ventures as the years go on. The farm offers raw milk herdshares, pastured poultry, pastured eggs and freezer beef, and there is a farm store stocked with local goodies for the community. It is open daily from 8am to 8pm.

Baker's Fresh Produce & Honey

Baker's Fresh Produce & HoneyHoney farm in Wadsworth4.5 (6 reviews)Baker's Fresh Produce & Honey is a family farm at Wadsworth in Ohio growing vegetables and producing honey for its local community. What began as a small garden has grown into a proper working farm, with cold frames used to stretch Ohio's growing season, and the focus throughout is on soil health, natural pest management and picking produce at its freshest. The farm runs a community supported agriculture scheme whose members share in the season's harvest, and you can order through its online Local Line store. The farm gate opens on Friday afternoons.

TS farms

TS farmsHoney farm in New Vienna4.8 (4 reviews)TS Farms is a family owned and operated farm at New Vienna in southern Ohio. Livestock graze freely in open pastures on a rotational system that keeps animals healthy and the soil fertile, and the farm grows seasonal fruit and vegetables to sit alongside its pasture raised meats and free range eggs. Everything is sold directly to customers, through the farm's online store, at farmers markets and through farm to table partnerships. The store runs on Local Line, where you can browse what is available before you buy.

Scwartz Family Homestead

Scwartz Family HomesteadButcher in Somerset4.2 (5 reviews)Schwartz Family Homestead is a small raw milk dairy in Somerset, Ohio, milking a handful of cows entirely on grass with a simple mobile milking setup that moves through the fields with the herd. Calves stay with their mothers and share the milk, and the pastures are managed regeneratively without pesticides or herbicides. The milk is sold through a herdshare that makes you a part owner of the herd. Members collect their bottles from the milk room at the farm, where the milk is cooled in a bulk tank and everything is cleaned in plain sight. The family also raises grass fed beef.

18FFFiat Farm OhioButcher in DorsetFiat Farm is the Smith family's farm in Ohio, founded in 2020 and built around a simple idea, real fresh food raised without chemicals, antibiotics or hormones. Daniel Smith and his family practise regenerative land management and careful flock and herd care, producing grass fed and pasture raised meat. The farm sells its meat along with fresh milk and eggs, and visitors are welcome at the farmstead. Order through the online store or call in during the week, Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm. The farm is closed on Sundays.

19GFGlastonbury FarmRaw milk farm in ContinentalGlastonbury Farm is a family homestead in Northwest Ohio, run on Traditional Catholic values and named after the ancient city of Glastonbury. The family raises heritage herds as naturally as possible, letting the animals roam and browse freely on pasture, and farm work is balanced with prayer and family life. The farm sells raw milk, raw honey and meat directly to local families. There are no fixed opening hours, so get in touch to place an order or arrange a visit, and delivery can be arranged too.

Butter Beef

Butter BeefButcher in SugarcreekButter Beef raises beef cattle at Sugarcreek, Ohio, grazing the herd in rotation around its pastures and using cover crops to keep the soil in good heart and reduce the need for chemical inputs. The animals are given room to behave naturally, and the farming is built around their welfare. Beef is sold direct from the farm, which is open Monday to Saturday, and delivery can be arranged. Their only online presence is a Facebook page, so a phone call is the easiest way to find out what cuts are available.

Shomer Eretz Farm

Shomer Eretz FarmHoney farmShomer Eretz Farm is a family farm on the outskirts of Mansfield, Ohio, its name Hebrew for guardian of the land. The family raises Jersey dairy cows, beef cattle, laying hens and meat chickens, with the cows out on pasture for most of the year and fed hay through the winter. Raw milk is shared through a herdshare programme, and the hens eat a corn free, soy free ration with daily time on grass, laying rich eggs. The farm also sells beef, chicken, bone broth, local honey and maple syrup, with orders placed ahead through the website and collected daily between 8am and 8pm.

The Old Wood Bridge Farm

The Old Wood Bridge FarmFarm shop in SanduskyThe Old Wood Bridge Farm is a raw milk dairy in Sandusky, Ohio, run as a herdshare. In Ohio that is the legal route to unpasteurised milk, so instead of buying a bottle you buy a share of the herd and pay a monthly boarding fee, and in return you collect your milk each week. One share brings a gallon of milk a week, picked up on a set day at the farm, with a once monthly bulk collection for anyone making cheese, yogurt or butter. Milk goes home in glass bottles, either your own wide mouthed jars or half gallon bottles from the farm for a deposit.