Farms Near Athens, OH

Athens

We are first-generation farmers raising pastured meats in Athens, Ohio. Together with our customers, we are inching our way towards the vision we have for this piece of land, for the revitalization of family farms, and for a future in which we bring our society into equilibrium with the natural world.

Athens

We are first-generation farmers raising pastured meats in Athens, Ohio. Together with our customers, we are inching our way towards the vision we have for this piece of land, for the revitalization of family farms, and for a future in which we bring our society into equilibrium with the natural world. Molly Sowash - While living in Minnesota during and after college, Molly worked on urban and rural farms, as well as taught in the public schools as a food educator. But the prospect of moving home

Athens

Shagbark Seed & Mill > The Shagbark Story The Shagbark Story About Us Shagbark Seed & Mill has been offering Single-Source, Ohio-grown, Certified Organic Heirloom Grain, and Dry Beans since 2010. We are committed to connecting our region's family farms with restaurants, schools, bakeries, and home kitchens. And because we grind to order, we know you will taste the difference! We are Certified Organic (by OEFFA). Farming under Organic Certification means active crop rotations, no petro-chemicals,

Athens

Athens

Nelsonville

Lester Rail Trail is a rail-trail, a former railroad line converted to a path for walking and biking, listed at an Elm Rock Road address near Nelsonville in southeast Ohio's Hocking Valley. It isn't a farm. The listing carries limited detail, and trail length and access points aren't confirmed here.

Stewart

Vest Berries and Produce grows berries and garden produce at 18170 Mush Run Road in Stewart, in the Appalachian hills of Athens County. The stand sells what's picked in season. Public listings are sparse, so call ahead to confirm picking dates and hours.

Stewart

Vest Berries and Produce grows berries and seasonal vegetables on Mush Run Road near Stewart, in Athens County, southeastern Ohio. It's a small pick-your-own and farm-stand operation in the Appalachian foothills, selling what's ripe through summer and into fall. Hours track the harvest rather than a fixed schedule, so call ahead before making the drive out.

Albany

Mushroom Harvest Provisions is a small company dedicated to providing a distribution channel for artisan producers and farmers. As growers of mushrooms and as cheesemakers, we value the raw materials that are gifts from the land and its animals. We believe in building soil, protecting the woods, and sharing good food. Our business model is built around growing quality Shiitake, Oyster, Chestnut, and Lion’s Mane mushrooms and helping other small farmers grow their businesses through our distribut

Albany

Libby's Pumpkin Patch grows carving pumpkins, pie pumpkins and decorative varieties on State Farm Road in Albany, about 15 minutes from Athens and Ohio University. The fall visit adds a corn maze, hay rides, a hiking trail and a giant slide. A climate-controlled barn and outdoor space double as a wedding and event venue. Weekend hours are Saturday and Sunday noon to 5.

Nelsonville

Hembree Hollow Farm operates a stand at 14811 Wollett Rd in Nelsonville, in the wooded hills of southeast Ohio near Wayne National Forest. Public details are limited. Reach out to the farm directly to learn what they grow and when the stand is open.

Nelsonville

Lick Run Berry Patch is a small berry and produce grower near Nelsonville, in the Hocking River valley of southeast Ohio. The name points to seasonal pick-your-own berries, though hours and current crops aren't posted online. Summer is the window for Ohio berries, so call ahead before visiting.

Stockport

An orchard near Stockport, in Morgan County in Ohio's rural southeast. The setting suits tree fruit like apples and peaches, often sold in season at the farm or by u-pick, but specific varieties, hours, or a website for this listing aren't confirmed online.

Pomeroy

Snowville Creamery in Pomeroy, Ohio produces A2/A2, locally and sustainably sourced dairy — partnering with local farmers whose cows live primarily grass-fed, low-stress lives. The A2/A2 genetics mean only A2 beta-casein protein, which some research suggests digests more easily than conventional milk, and every purchase invests in the connection of animal to earth, farmer to consumer, and company to community.

Corning

Racine

Spread across 27 acres in Racine, Porter's offers pick-your-own and pre-picked pumpkins alongside a 4-acre corn maze, scarecrow crafting, and kids' activities. Indian corn, straw, and fodder round out the fall stand. The season runs from mid-September through October 31, with afternoon-to-dark hours on weekdays and earlier weekend openings. Admission is charged per person; kids three and under get in free.

Stockport

Waterford

Wagner Farms is an agritourism farm on Brownrigg Road in Waterford, in Washington County along the Muskingum River valley of southeast Ohio. No website or listing detailing its crops or hours turned up online, so reach out to the farm directly for what's available and when.

Washington

The Butcher family has worked this Washington, WV farm since the 1930s, and it now runs as a u-pick and agritourism stop in Wood County. Seasonal offerings include pick-your-own fruits and vegetables plus fall pumpkins. The farm also raises meat, though buyers should call for current cuts and availability. It sits on Peach Tree Lane, a short drive from Parkersburg. Facebook carries the latest on what's ready to pick.

Logan

Walker Farms is an agritourism operation on Chieftain Drive in Logan, in the Hocking Hills region of southeastern Ohio. Farms in this heavily visited tourist corridor commonly pair produce or seasonal activities with the area's steady flow of weekenders. Specific offerings and hours aren't posted online, so contact the farm directly before visiting.

Washington

Belpre

Cowgirl Suzie Originals is listed at a rural Veto Road address outside Belpre, along the Ohio River in Washington County. The name reads like a maker of handmade western and country goods rather than a produce farm, so expect crafts or handcrafted items rather than crops. Little else is documented online for this listing.

Parkersburg

Bob and Joy Spencer build their own beehives and beekeeping equipment rather than reselling wholesale gear, working under the motto 'We don't buy it, we build it.' The Parkersburg operation supplies hives, nucs, live bees, and raw honey, and appears on the West Virginia Honey Trail. They've set up at the state Honey Festival. New and established beekeepers can source both starter colonies and tools here.

Double D Ranch is a ranch in Ohio. The name is common across the country, and this listing's specific livestock or products weren't verified online.

Parkersburg

Point Park Marketplace runs at Point Park on Ann Street in downtown Parkersburg, where the Little Kanawha meets the Ohio River. The riverfront setting sits in Wood County's mid-Ohio Valley, drawing growers and vendors from the surrounding farmland. Seasonal produce and local goods anchor the market through the warm months.

Crooked Creek Cattle Company runs a cattle operation in West Virginia; the LLC name and livestock category are all that's documented publicly. No herd breed, beef sales, or address turned up online. Several West Virginia waterways carry the Crooked Creek name, so the exact county isn't clear from the listing alone.