21 miles · Johnstown, Licking CountyRegenerative raw A2 milk, meat and eggs · Johnstown, Licking County
4.9 · 309 Google reviews21 miles
4.9
From 309 Google reviews
Our favorite grocery stop to treat ourselves to something we know is truly GOOD FOR US. We prefer Copia eggs over all others and excitedly await our Thanksgiving turkey in the fall. It’s been so much fun to watch the business - and family - grow. 😊 We have are fortunate to have such a gem in Copia!
Self check out works well. Great products. Really good eggs and beef liver.
Awesome store.
We’re beyond grateful for Copia Farms! They have the best selection of raw dairy and regenerative meats around. Great facility, great people, great food!
Copia Farm is a regenerative family farm in Johnstown, Ohio offering raw A2 milk through a herdshare, plus grass fed beef, pastured pork and pasture raised eggs from its farm store.
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.
Caitlin
Co-founder
Formerly the Permaculture Curator at the Los Angeles Botanical Garden, she met Dan at Taranaki Farm in Australia in 2010.
Dan
Co-founder
Previously worked in non-profit restoration in San Francisco before founding Copia Farm with Caitlin in 2013.
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Can't wait for the new store building to open!
First off, i’d like to say i love what’s going on here. Everything you could want in a farm, literally. From the way they feed, raise, and support their farm. But the prices.. I’m a regular at local farmers markets and only came here because I missed the farmers market earlier in the day. I shop local for almost everything. The way we should. I’m all for paying for the right food, which is why I eat and shop this way. But $150 for 4lbs of ground beef, 1 roast, 6 apples, 1 Bag of lettuce, 1 pack of bacon ($20 btw), a bag of small potatoes, and 2 packs of deli meat, is a little steep. If I had to guess it’s probably because most of their business and followers come from columbus. I also noticed the raw milk prices and complaints people have of the amount of jugs per month, or months without. Most farmers with herdshares just make you pay for the monthly “maintenance” fee, after paying and starting the share of course. Usually between $25-$75 monthly depending on how many shares you have. For example, I pay $35 per month for 1 gallon per week from a different farm in the area. Paying for a jug is a little much, especially when plastic is cheaper than glass.. It’s the only local herdshare farm I know that does this. The worst part about the jugs is that they’re not even on the same level as glass bottles. Glass preserves the milk's natural taste, freshness, and purity better. I can only imagine the profit margins when you’re charging such high prices for locally grown products. Supporting local farms is important, but there’s a difference between charging a fair price for quality and taking advantage of customers who want to shop locally. I seen one of their arguments say it’s because of the work they put in. Well it’s the same work every other farmer in the area puts in. Please if anyone sees this, go checkout your local farmers market on most saturday’s. You’ll thank me later: ) Somehow we have california prices in small town johnstown ohio now..
My husband and I love coming to Copia Farm! We live about 30 minutes away, and it is worth the drive every time. We especially love the milk, protein shakes (the vanilla and strawberry in particular), corn & soy free eggs, and high quality meat. The selection of other clean, packaged goods is amazing too. We’d love to one day be able to place pick up orders: )
Amazing meat as always I feed my gun dog nothing but copia meat.
I feel so lucky to live only 20 minutes from Copia Farms! Hands down, the best eggs and meat I’ve ever had. I’m SOO excited for the new store!! 🤘🏻
Nice.Ineed work.
Everything is straight forward. Take your own bags. I just went at 1pm on a Friday and it was crowded. Look up online to get information before going. And please don't let the door slam.
Always awesome.
My wife and I shop there every week for meat, dairy, and eggs. If it costs More than the average grocery store (It does), I am also doing this because it’s better for my family, and the farmer is getting paid fairly, As well as the animals being in very humane and natural conditions for them.
Phenomenal beef, I will be making the drive from Heath again very soon. So good I'm contemplating buying a 1/2 cow for the first time in my life. Very impressed can't wait to return.
I love everything about Copia. The integrity of this farm is exceptional. They work so hard! From the fresh eggs, sweet raw milk, fresh breads, grass fed/pasture raised meats, etc. Here, there is no trash. It is all so very well done!
Loved stopping by to pick up local goodies. Wide selection of fresh, farm raised produce, meat, snacks. I would highly recommend stopping by if you are in the area. Self service checkout is nice and hassle free. It was a bit of a drive, and there is construction going on, but it is worth it if you are in the market for locally sourced, high quality food.
We’ve been going to Copia for about 3 years and it is the best! We always buy raw milk and pasture raised eggs here! And they have SO many other things. Often they have fresh baked goods and they stock other local items as well. Truly such a gem to have relatively close to Columbus 🙌🏻
We've been shopping at Copia and participating in their herd share for over a year now, and it's become a staple for our family. We get all our eggs, dairy, meat, and snacks here, and the quality is consistently excellent. One thing that stands out is their carefully curated selection of local health foods—many of which are hard to find elsewhere. It's clear they are ahead of the curve when it comes to understanding the food industry and providing the healthiest options for their customers. We've had the pleasure of meeting the owners Dan and Caitlin, who are incredibly personable and genuinely care about the people who shop at their farm. They work tirelessly to ensure that their customers are getting the best possible products, and that personal connection is something we truly value. If I had to point out a downside, it's that some items can be on the pricier side but they remain competitive, given the quality and care that go into everything, it's totally worth it for us. Overall, Copia has become a place we love to support, and we highly recommend it to anyone looking for fresh, healthy, and thoughtfully sourced foods.

