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1ZOE FarmsButcher in Canton4.9 (294 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 (291 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.

Sweet Grass of Ohio

Sweet Grass of OhioFarm shop in Fredericktown4.9 (170 reviews)Sweet Grass Dairy is a family owned farm in Fredericktown, Ohio, raising happy, healthy animals on pasture. The beef is entirely grass fed and grass finished under regenerative grazing, no animal is given antibiotics, and the feed is grown with organic practices by a partner farmer within ten miles of the farm. Raw milk comes through a herdshare, and the farm also sells grass fed beef, woodlot pork, pasture raised poultry and eggs, soaps and bakery goods. Shop at the farm store six days a week, order online for pickup, or use the weekly delivery service, which reaches as far as Columbus.

Two Sisters Creamery

Two Sisters CreameryRaw milk farm in Toronto4.5 (180 reviews)Two Sisters Creamery and Community Dairy is the raw milk herd share run from the Sow's Ear, Shawn and Beth Dougherty's farm just outside the village of Toronto in Jefferson County, eastern Ohio. The pair have farmed together since the 1980s and dairied since 1997, switching the farm to holistic rotational grazing in 2008. Their cows receive no grain, are hand milked, and the milk goes out in glass bottles to share members. Members of the farm community have received weekly shares of beyond organic, all grass fed milk, meat, eggs, butter and yogurt. The Doughertys wrote The Independent Farmstead, published by Chelsea Green in 2016, and their current site, The One Cow Revolution, chronicles the farm in detail, with posts through August 2026 covering grazing, cheesemaking, butchering workshops and the dairy year. Share availability was last posted in August 2019, so ask before travelling.

Ripple Run Farms

Ripple Run FarmsFarm shop in Circleville5 (60 reviews)Aaron and Kim Singerman did not inherit their land, they chose it. They are first generation farmers in Circleville, Ohio, and they raise beef that is 100 percent grass fed and grass finished with no grain and no feedlots, pasture raised chickens that are moved to fresh ground, and Gloucester Old Spot pigs, one of the oldest and rarest heritage pig breeds in the world and one that very few farms in Ohio keep. Their hens live on the same pastures and the eggs go straight into the store. The farm states that all of its meat is raised with no vaccines, no antibiotics and no GMO feed, and butchered at a USDA inspected facility. Pasture raised turkeys follow in the autumn for the holidays, and they ask you to call in September or October to reserve one. The farm store on London Rd is self serve with self checkout, open every day from 8am to 8pm, 365 days a year including holidays, with no appointment and no online ordering. Alongside their own meat and eggs the coolers and shelves hold raw honey, sold local and unfiltered, and A2/A2 raw milk from their partner Sweet Grass Dairy, which milks 100 percent grass fed cows on 140 certified organic acres and has the milk tested weekly by a third party lab. In accordance with Ohio law that raw milk is labelled for pet use only. The general store carries more than 150 further products the family has vetted to a non GMO, organic or all natural standard, and wholesale delivery is offered on bulk orders over 500 dollars. Circleville is a 20 to 30 minute drive south of Columbus.

Arrowcrest Jerseys Raw Milk Herd Shares

Arrowcrest Jerseys Raw Milk Herd SharesRaw milk farm in Goshen4.9 (47 reviews)Arrowcrest Jerseys is a family dairy at 6177 Newtonsville Road in Goshen, Ohio, producing fresh, raw, grain free Jersey milk. The farm runs a herd share scheme. Buying a share makes you a part owner of the herd, and a monthly boarding fee covers the feed, care and boarding of your animals. A half share brings half a gallon of milk a week and a full share a gallon, collected from the family dairy on a day that suits you, with flexible pickup times. Newcomers are offered a free half gallon sample of raw Jersey milk to try, and farm fresh eggs are sold on request when available.

Old Country Creamery

Old Country CreameryFarm shop in Middlefield4.9 (43 reviews)Old Country Creamery is a small dairy in Middlefield, Ohio, making farm fresh dairy in small batches. The milk comes from pasture raised cows and is free from artificial additives, hormones and antibiotics, and traditional methods with minimal processing keep the natural richness and flavour of the milk. The creamery sells fresh milk, butter, cheese and yoghurt direct, open Monday to Saturday from early morning until evening.

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Wholesome 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.

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.

E.A.T. Food for Life Farm

E.A.T. Food for Life FarmRaw milk farm in Yorkshire4.9 (17 reviews)E.A.T. Food for Life Farm is Dan and Nancy Kremer's family farm in Yorkshire, Ohio, in Darke County. The family's mission is to grow and directly sell organic, grass fed animal products, grains and produce, and they sell herdshares that give members access to raw milk from the farm's Jersey herd, the legal route to raw milk in Ohio. The farm's own listing with the Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association names grass fed beef, pork, poultry, eggs, hay, straw, cheese, bread, honey, fermented vegetables and sauerkraut, and wheat among its products, alongside the herdshares. There is an on site farm store, a Saturday morning stand on Wayne Avenue near downtown Dayton, and a carpool network that carries CSA orders to the Cincinnati area. The online shop runs on GrazeCart behind a free customer account, with pickup locations across the region.

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.

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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.

The Roaming Acres Farm

The Roaming Acres FarmHoney farm in Rome5 (5 reviews)The Roaming Acres Farm raises livestock and poultry on pasture in Rome, Ohio, moving them to fresh grass often. The pastures get no artificial fertiliser or pesticides, just composted manure and the odd dressing of lime, and the animals eat non GMO feed from a local Amish mill. Meat chickens live in open bottomed pens moved twice a day and are butchered on the farm, while Dexter cattle, a heritage breed from Ireland, graze rotationally for grass fed and finished beef. Free ranging hens lay eggs all year round, and the family also sells raw unfiltered honey harvested by gravity rather than an extractor, maple syrup tapped each spring, goat milk soap and grass fed beef tallow. There are no fixed hours, so contact the farm to arrange collection, and a herd share is listed on the website.

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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.

Belvedere Farmstead

Belvedere FarmsteadRaw milk farm in Wadsworth4 (4 reviews)Belvedere Farmstead is Raelene's farm on River Styx Road in Wadsworth, Ohio, run to a three part mission: nourish the soil with regenerative principles like multi species intensive rotational grazing and cover crops, raise nutrient dense food for local families, and teach old fashioned skills from canning and butchering to keeping a family cow. She grew up on a cattle ranch in northern British Columbia and has farmed here with her five children since 2015. The dairy is the heart of it: raw milk herd shares from grass fed A2A2 Jersey cows, with members owning a portion of the herd and collecting rich, creamy milk each week. Four share types run from a half gallon a week up to farm shares that add meat. The farm also sells grass fed beef and lamb, corn and soy free heritage pork, pastured eggs and poultry, and a spring 2026 update lists shares open for the season.

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Fiat 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.

The goat herd grazing a green slope below the red barn inside electric netting

Arbor-Vale Dairy Goats & NutritionRaw milk farmArbor-Vale Dairy Goats and Nutrition is a family-run goat dairy at Wooster, Ohio, milking a herd of ten to twenty dairy goats that have round-the-clock access to pasture and eat a diet formulated by founder Jacob Copelin. Milk is filtered and chilled straight after milking and tested weekly for bacteria counts. Raw goats' milk is sold through a herdshare, the legal route to raw milk in Ohio, where members buy into the herd and collect their share each week. Milk can be taken raw or gently pasteurised on request, and members regularly come back for the goats' cheese too.

Cattle lined up at the feed rail of an open sided barn eating fresh hay

Glastonbury 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.

Everyday Acres

Everyday AcresRaw milk farm in GranvilleEveryday Acres is a 6.5 acre farm in Granville, Ohio, started by Maria in 2016 to raise rare livestock breeds. The farm keeps laying hens and British Guernsey goats, a rare dairy breed descended from the Golden Guernsey goats of the Channel Islands, raised humanely on a pasture based system. Feed and other goods are bought locally wherever possible to support other small businesses. Fresh goat milk comes through a herd share: one share is a one time purchase of 50 dollars, then 50 dollars a month for boarding and a gallon of milk a week, with half and quarter shares available, and the farm buys shares back when a member leaves. Pickup is on the farm in Granville or at City Folks Farm Shop in Columbus. The hens forage through 4.5 acres of woods on non GMO grains grown by Berry Family Farm in Pleasantville, and their eggs sell for 5 dollars a dozen at the farm and at City Folks Farm Shop.

Hayyy Farms

Hayyy FarmsRaw milk farm in BrunswickHayyy Farms is Hayley Harbaugh's small farm at Brunswick, Ohio. A city girl by birth and farmer by passion, Hayley graduated with honours in animal science from the Ohio State University and ran the milk room of a 100 plus cow dairy before starting her own farm. She now keeps pasture raised Alpine dairy goats, raises over 300 poultry a year, market hogs, Champagne D'Argent rabbits and a rescued horse named Chicken. The farm sells goat milk by the quart or gallon in your own container, sold for pet use under Ohio rules, along with pastured eggs, pasture raised broiler chickens grown without antibiotics or hormones, holiday turkeys, pork by the half or whole, whole rabbit, and bagged manure and compost for the garden. The blog shares the ins and outs of small scale farm life, from goat care guides to the animals' antics.

The Local Meat Club

The Local Meat ClubRaw milk farm in Grove CityThe Local Meat Club is a private membership association in central Ohio, run by a family of sausage makers who started their own herd of cattle and pigs to control the quality of their ingredients. Member families pool resources to own, raise, process and receive food from the club's own farm near Chesterville, Ohio, with weekly home delivery around Columbus and a club base at 3971 Hoover Rd in Grove City. The member farm is described as 100 percent organically managed, with Scottish Highland cattle that are 100 percent pastured, grass fed and grass finished, raised without antibiotics, vaccines or growth hormones. Members receive raw A2A2 milk, raw butter and cheddar, A2 yogurts, pastured eggs, woodland pork and seasonal produce, plus sourdough, maple syrup and olive oil sourced from other producers. Membership starts at $15 a month, more than 230 central Ohio families take part, and the club hosts an annual farm tour so members can meet the herd.

Seasonal Sun Farm

Seasonal Sun FarmRaw milk farmSeasonal Sun Farm is a multigenerational homestead at Bluffton, Ohio, run on permaculture principles with the aim of healing the land while it feeds people. The animals are raised without synthetic pesticides, fungicides or chemical fertilisers, and the poultry and pigs are fed without corn or soy. The farm offers corn and soy free chicken, eggs and pork, along with raw milk from an all grass fed herd sold through a herd share. There are no set opening hours, so contact the farm to arrange collection.

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.

Payne Family Farm

Payne Family FarmRaw milk farmPayne Family Farm is a raw milk dairy at Utica, Ohio, about 45 minutes northeast of Columbus. Through its goat and cow herd shares, members own a stake in the herd and get access to raw milk from goats and Jersey cows that graze pasture and woodland. There are no antibiotics, hormones or soy in the feed, the goats get kelp powder daily, and the milk is cooled and bottled on the farm every day. Members collect at the farm or join the weekly deliveries to Westerville, New Albany, Pataskala and Mt. Vernon. The farm also raises pasture based poultry, custom butchered to your specification, and sells free range eggs. First timers get a free taste test, and you can ring Scarlett to arrange a farm tour or ask about the herdshare.