4.8 from 131 reviews across 8 farms
Organised lists 11 farms in Ohio, including 11 honey farms, 10 farm shops and 8 butchers. 9 deliver to your door.
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.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.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.
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.
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.
Nolt FarmsFarm shop in Russellville5 (4 reviews)Nolt Farms is a family owned farm business in Russellville, Ohio, selling fresh seasonal produce and dairy with a farm to table approach. The dairy side rests on pasture raised cows grazing green fields, which comes through in the milk, butter and cheese, all made without artificial additives.
The store also carries a selection of groceries from other local producers in the region, so one visit covers fruit and vegetables, dairy and everyday staples. It is open Monday to Saturday, and since there is no website it is worth phoning ahead to check what is in.
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.
Wil-O-Knoll FarmRaw milk farmWil-O-Knoll Farm is a family run dairy farm in North Fairfield, Ohio. The family milks Ayrshire cattle, a hardy heritage breed known for rich, creamy milk with a slightly sweeter taste, and the herd is raised in a natural, healthy environment with the animals' welfare front of mind.
The farm sells raw whole milk through a herdshare scheme, where customers buy a share of the herd and collect fresh milk from the farm. There are no fixed opening hours, so ring or email first to arrange a time to visit.
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.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
