4.9 from 142 reviews across 3 farms
Organised lists 3 farms in Pennsylvania, including 3 farm shops, 3 fruit and veg farms and 2 egg farms.
Oyler's Organic FarmsFarm shop in Biglerville4.9 (77 reviews)Oyler's Organic Farms is a certified organic family farm in south central Pennsylvania, 8 miles northwest of the square in historic Gettysburg. The Oyler family owns 640 acres, all certified USDA organic, and raises and sells its own grass fed, grass finished beef, pastured soy free chicken, pastured pork and pastured soy free turkey at Thanksgiving.
The farm grows its own certified organic apples and peaches, and makes its own apple cider, applesauce, apple butter, soup, raw sauerkraut, elderberry syrup, jam, pickles, cookies, scones, turnovers and other baked goods, plus tallow balm. Everything is sold from the farm market at 400 Pleasant Valley Road, built in 2011 and open year round Tuesday to Friday 10am to 5pm and Saturday 9am to 4pm, with a Saturday breakfast served at the farm.Blackberry Meadows FarmFruit and veg farm in Natrona Heights4.9 (34 reviews)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.Gap View Farm MarketRaw milk farm in Gap4.7 (31 reviews)Gap View Farm calls itself the land of milk and honey: an Amish family farm and market on Newport Road at Gap, Pennsylvania, minutes from Intercourse in Lancaster County. The market sits on a working farm, and visitors can see the cows that make its fresh local raw milk, sold unfiltered, unpasteurised and unhomogenised, and feed the ducks that lay its duck eggs. The farm describes natural soil with no hormones and no pesticides.
The market is open to the public Monday to Saturday, nine in the morning to seven in the evening, and closed Sundays. Alongside the dairy counter it sells the farm's famous sweet corn, tomatoes and seasonal vegetables, pure raw honey, beef and chicken, all natural ice cream with no additives, and flowers and plants for garden or home. The getrawmilk directory also lists raw Jersey milk, raw cheese and yogurt here, and notes the offer is non GMO and chemical free.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
