Greenville Farmers Market

Downtown Greenville is the perfect backdrop for the Greenville Farmers Market located at 4th & Broadway at the Courthouse.

2012 Season Starts June 2 - thru Oct. 13

The Farmers Market is held:
Every Saturday from June-October.           9 am - 1pm




All items are homemade, handmade or homegrown in Ohio or neighboring Indiana counties.






All products are fresh and come directly to you from the producer, grower, baker, or maker. For the most part, the products offered are cheaper than the grocery store.


New vendors are accepted throughout the season. Please fill out the application at http://www.mainstreetgreenville.org/  and return to Megan Liette, Market Manager.
Questions? Please call 937.548.4998.

Market Shopping Incentive
When purchasing a local product from our vendors, please be sure to get your market pass stamped to receive a free gift after spending $25 at the market each month.

For more information - please call the Farm Bureau office at 937.548.6014 or Main Street Greenville at 937.548.4998.

 

 

Small Farm Institute

Serving Ohio’s small family farms and landowners

Small Farm Institute (SFI) is a nonprofit organization committed to the development, promotion and support of Ohio’s small family farm agricultural and forestry ventures within the Appalachian region of southern Ohio. SFI works to nurture new farm endeavors as well as help existing farmers explore different production, marketing and restructuring options.
The SFI office  is located at the Northern Appalachian Experimental Watershed Station near Coshocton, OH.

 

 

 

Apple Country Farm Market - Spring Valley, Ohio

Apple Country Farm Market (ACFM) is a family-owned and operated business that offers a unique experience the whole family can enjoy.

Whether you're looking for fresh home-grown fruits and vegetables, seasonal products such as pumpkins and gourds, Indian corn, straw bales, Christmas trees, or unique craft items, ACFM has it all! And if you're looking for some down-home agritainment fun, you won't want to miss the Cornfield Maze Adventure open during the fall season!

Farmers Market Hours

Mid-May – End of October:
Monday -Saturday 10:00 – 6:30
Sunday 11:00 – 5:00

What We Offer:

Throughout the summer and fall seasons, ACFM visitors can shop for fresh vegetables including sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, beans, peas, melons, squash, zucchini, and pumpkins in addition to 30 varieties of apples. ACFM also offers other locally-grown produce such as red raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, plums, pears, and peaches.

Apples … they are what we’re famous for!

At ACFM, the apple harvest season begins in early September and runs through November. In addition to the large variety of apples we offer, ACFM also produces fresh cider from apples that are smaller, poorly colored, and less eye-appealing. To enhance the flavor of our cider, a special blend of apples is used. All apples are washed thoroughly before being ground and pressed to produce an all-natural product. No preservatives are added.  See our Apple Chart for information about apple types and uses.

Honey

Here at Apple Country Farm Market, we maintain our own bee hives to  produce for you the freshest honey possible. Our available honey  varieties change seasonally from apple blossom honey to pumpkin  honey.

Jams, Jellies and More…

On the main floor of ACFM’s Country Store,  visitors will find a large variety of delicious jams, jellies, preserves, apple  butter, pumpkin butter, relishes, salad dressings, Ohio syrups, Amish  noodles, and sauces.
http://www.applecountryfarm.com/

Coldwater Cafe - Tipp City Ohio

This is my favorite restaurant in Tipp City and one of my all-time favorite restaurants.

The grilled chicken salad with the FABULOUS cucumber dressing is to die for. If you have room for dessert try their WONDERFUL, tea cake.... it's served warm, with a butter sauce ( I never said low-cal, I said WONDERFUL).

Enjoy!

Eagle Creek Growers - Mantua, OH

10151 Asbury Road
Mantua, OH 44255-9761
(330) 569-7933


Under a 3½ acre greenhouse, the Bonner family at Eagle Creek grows a wide variety of potted plants and hanging baskets almost completely off-the-grid. They heat their entire greenhouse system using energy created from an on-site boiler system utilizing environmentally friendly products such as wood waste, saw dust, and dried manure from local horse farms.

Callan Cattle Company - Newark,OH

A Gated Community of Texas Longhorn Cattle From the Heart of Ohio's Grasslands since 1996.

We’ve been in the neighborhood since 1963

Raising Texas Longhorns since 1997

For 13 years customers have raved about our Longhorn Beef

For Sale:

• Live Longhorns
• Lean Longhorn Beef
• "Wife approved" Longhorn Wall hanger Skulls

Highest Quality. Extra Lean and healthy

Our lean ground beef includes all steaks, roasts, and no trim fat. It is NOT generic scrap trimmings from fattened feedlot steers.

Texas Longhorn Ground Beef averages 92 to 96% lean, naturally.

There‘s no comparison in taste and health value for the money.

The proof is taste & cooking quality

Get Lean, not Fat

Texas Longhorn Quarter, Half, Whole & Ground Beef

Available at All Times

We Deliver in Ohio

Callan Cattle Company
7688 Marion Road
Newark, OH 43055

Ranch: 740-745-3348
E-mail: jcallan@windstream.net

Medina Farmers Market

June 5 - Oct 9  
Saturday 9am to 1 pm

Medina City Square 
Medina, OH

Located at the historic square in downtown Medina this growing market offers healthy and high quality food and agricultural products grown in Medina County.

For additional information contact: Susan Hirsch at (330) 722-9219 

Additional resources for fresh produce in Medina County 

Circa Plants ~ Logan,OH

66 S. Orchard
Logan OH 43138
740/385-5655


circaplants@verizon.net
      
Historic ornamental plants & vegetable seeds
Mail order year-round
 
Brandon & Alyssa Burns offer you an opportunity to purchase BEAUTIFUL seeds for your own garden at great prices!
                                                                       

Pictured above - Mexican Sunflower

http://www.circaplants.com/ 
Click on "Seed Catalog"  to enter the catalog


Brandon and Alyssa Burns  have been selling historic seeds and plants since 1999. You can find  them throughout the spring, summer, and fall at various garden shows as they meet and educate their customers.

Their gardens and land that have been in the family since the 1800s.



Balsam Pear Vine

Please visit their  site to sign up for the invitation list to be invited to a future plant sale at their home.

Dwarf Teddy Bear Sunflower

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            

Toledo Farmers Market ~ Toledo,OH

A Toledo tradition since 1832

The Toledo Farmers Market is located in the historic Warehouse District, on the corner of Market & Superior.

Hours:  Saturdays 8 AM - 2 PM

http://www.toledofarmersmarket.org/

The Toledo Ohio Farmers' Market is a shining star in the Warehouse District of Toledo. It remains much the same as in its early days. The Market continues to thrive because quality, home-grown produce is available. Along with farm fresh produce, The Market also provides quality poultry products, fresh baked goods, herbs, fresh cut flowers, all types of plants, fruit and cider, handmade crafts, and gourmet food items. Come check us out!

Shops at Fallen Timbers Market
Tuesdays 3 p.m. - 7 p.m.


Westgate Market
Wednesdays 3 p.m. - 7 p.m.

Buckeye Grove Farm ~ Beallsville,Ohio

Al and Renae Scheiderer                         
50543 Run Road
Twp. Rd. 141
Beallsville, Ohio 43716-9340

(740)926-1848
buckeyegrovefarm@sbcglobal.net         

Cheese: Handmade in the European tradition, these grassland cheeses are made from unpasteurized whole Jersey milk. These artisanal cheeses were rated outstanding on  the nibble.com web site.
 
Home to Registered Jersey Cattle and Grade “ A ” Raw Milk Cheeses


We are the 5th generation with the same cattle bloodlines. We milk intensive grazed, grassland, registered Jersey cows.  The barns are closed to visitors from November, to mid-April. All animals are bred and
raised on our farm. All of our milk products and facilities are licensed, tested, and inspected by the ODA and USDA, for public safety. We do not sell raw milk, only cheeses made from raw milk.

For more information about our cheeses please visit Buckeye Grove Farm Cheese at
wwwbuckeye grovefarmcheese.com

In the Dayton Area their cheeses can be found at Dorothy Lane Market
Please remember that we are a SMALL FAMILY FARM. Absolutely, no smoking, alcohol, pets or unsupervised children. Don't forget your camera as there is lots of wildlife in the area and breathtaking scenery. Our area is at the top of the US Scenic Roads list and only 20 minutes from the Wayne National Forest and the Ohio River.

We make authentic Farmstead-Artisan Raw Milk Cheese from Grade A Milk from our Registered Jersey Cows right here on our farm in Ohio, which give the richest milk of any breed!

What does that mean?
Raw Milk Cheese- milk not heated prior to coagulation. After coagulation, the curds and whey (which are no longer milk) are cooked to whatever temperature that is required for whichever recipe that is being made.

*Farmstead- cheese made solely from milk produced on the same farm.

*Artisan-cheese produced primarily by hand, in small batches, with particular attention paid to the tradition of the cheesemakers art, using as little mechanization as possible in the production of the cheese.

Very few cheesemakers are both Farmstead and Artisan, and we are proud to be doing both!

Learn more about the cheeses we produce       

Port Clinton Farmers Market ~ Port Clinton,OH

Adams Street Park
(next to The Garden Restaurant)

Port Clinton, OH 43452                                                       

Saturday mornings 8am to noon

This farmers market runs from Memorial Day weekend through September.

Stop by to purchase local produce, baked goods, and homemade candies while also selecting from the wares of local artists.

Check their Facebook page to see what local musician may be performing this week!

Downing Fruit Farms - New Madison, OH

Scott & Rachelle Downing  

2468 Harrison Road

New Madison, Ohio 45346

937-997-3361
downing@voyager.net

They have excellent cider and apples and a great variety of other things - jams, pumpkins and Indian corn, etc.

This orchard has many different types of apples including 7 different varieties that have been developed by them. Peaches, Plums, Pears, Cherries, Strawberries, Blackberries, Mellons, Zuccini, Sweet Corn, Winter Squash, Vinegar, Applebutter, Tomatoes, Greenbeans, Yellowbeans, Nectarines, Bedding Plants,


Downing Fruit Farm has been in business 170 years. Their apples, cider, and homemade apple butter are all produced on their farm using homegrown products. The Downings have even developed numerous apple varieties and in 2000 they were voted Best Cider in the United States.

Visit their store at the orchard  or find them at area farmers markets:

Miamisburg, Wednesdays 1-6pm (May-Oct.)
Centerville, Thursdays 1-6pm (May-Oct.)
Oxford, Miamisburg and Shiloh Farmers Markets.

Loriridge Farm - Hamilton, OH

1401 Millville Shandon Rd
Hamilton, Ohio 45013

513-863-4831

loriridgeproduce@aol.com

Products:
Peaches, Plums, Apples, Fresh Flower Boquets, Cherry & Heirloom Tomatoes, Peppers of All Kinds, Eggplant, Zucchni, Cucumbers, Potted Herbs, Brussels Sprouts, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Kohlrabi, Beets, Green Beans, Potatoes, Green & Dry Onions, Horseradish Root,

Loriridge Farm consists of 28 acres with about five acres dedicated to tree fruit and four acres planted in vegetables and cut-flowers. We use hoop houses for flower and vegetable production, and to start the approximately 20,000 transplants we use each year. Our other crops are alfalfa, red clover and rye, all of which are planted in rotation with the vegetables and flowers. This rotation allows us to naturally enrich our soil, increase organic matter, and aids in the control of weeds.

While we are not certified organic, we follow many sustainable farming practices such as crop rotation, plow down of green manure crops, composting, and integrated pest management.

We scout our fields and orchards daily, and apply the most environmentally and consumer safe controls only when needed.

We use organic approved controls whenever we can, and many of our crops are not sprayed at all.

Amy's Aloes and Herbs LLC

Amy Cortez brings a selection of aloe plants and body products, dried herbs, floral sugars, and herbal teas to market on alternating weeks. She currently grows all the plants and herbs used in her products in Cincinnati and will be expanding her offerings as she begins work on her new farm in Adams County.

http://www.amysaloesandherbs.com/

437 Tusculum Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45226 United States
We are now also at....Shagbark Farm in Adams County

E-mail: amy@amysaloesandherbs.com


ALOE PLANTS. DESERT & SUCCULENT PLANTS. FLORAL SUGARS. DRIED CULINARY HERBS. HERB SEASONINGS. MEDICINAL HERBS. HERBAL TEAS. ALOE BODY PRODUCTS. FRESH CUT HERBS.

Aloe Vera is known for it’s healing value, especially for cooks in the kitchen! Desert & Tropical plants are the perfect urban companion. They are also about the simplest entertainment you can discover! They thrive in any environment and are especially happy when you forget to water them! If you do care for them in the way they like, they will surprise you with a whimsical flower, a waterfall of foliage and color, an interesting growth pattern.

Crossway Farms

Two Shelby County locations — at 2211 Cisco Road and the downtown Sidney Farmers Market. They also sell at the Piqua Farmers Market.

This Shelby County farm family finds great joy in providing a wholesome atmosphere and high quality, absolutely fresh food for you and your family. Whether it’s u-pick strawberries, raspberries, garden vegetables, or their homemade baked goods, they are committed to offering only the best.

Crossway Farms
2211 Cisco Rd.
Sidney, Ohio
937- 210-1590

http://crosswayfarms.com/products/

Jon Graham Pottery - Dayton OH

Hand-thrown and glazed, functional and decorative stoneware pottery. Includes vases, bowls, goblets, mugs, and functional kitchen and dinnerware.

Whatever you’re cooking! All Jon Graham pottery is lead-free, durable for everyday use, and safe in the oven, dishwasher or freezer.

Jon is fulfilling a lifelong dream by devoting his full-time energies to his craft. His richly mellow work reflects his soul and personality. Approachable and friendly, he derives a strong satisfaction from working with a customer to create a piece that will be valued and appreciated for years to come.

Jon Graham began throwing pottery as a youth in 1958. He earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Art Education, from the University of Wisconsin and Boston University, and has been greatly influenced by various apprenticeships with renowned artisans from all over the world.

937-426-0050     ngraham@udayton.edu

2nd Street Market - Dayton, OH
Thursday & Friday 11 am - 3 pm
Saturday 8 am - 3 pm

Open Year-Round

Rahn's Artisan Breads

Fresh-baked European style crusty breads.

gkeucher@aol.com

PNC 2nd Street Market -Dayton

600 E 2nd St Dayton, 45404

        937-602-3422

Thursday & Friday 11 am - 3 pm

Saturday 8 am - 3 pm

Open Year-Round

Hungry Toad Organic Farm - Centerville, OH

Hungry Toad Farm, formerly known as, Little Creek Gardens, can be found at the PNC 2nd Street Market in the warm months and at the Centerville Market.

Products:Certified organic produce, flowers, herbs, plants. Seasonal (Warm Months).

From Michael's site -

"I am a Certified Organic Grower (OEFFA) of produce, cut flowers, herbs, and plants. I have been growing organically here for 30 years. I have been certified organic since the inception of the National Organic Program in 2001.


Suburbia is encroaching on all sides here, but this has been a small farm for over 150 years and I maintain an island of sound productivity and sustainability in the midst of it -- for our benefit and for that of our neighbors.

I grow a very wide variety of produce which includes hardneck garlic, special potatoes, bramble fruits, celery, and other not-so-common crops. I specialize in greens, salad mixes, cut flowers, and heirloom and hard to find crops."

Farm Stand

The farm stand goes up in front of the house (9498 Clyo) when Tomatoes are ready.  He puts tomatoes, peppers and other sturdy vegetables out for self-serve customers. The farm drive (CSA pickup site) is just around the corner at: 9307 Rooks Rd. Centerville, Ohio

Hungry Toad Organic Farm
Michael Malone
9307 Rooks Road
Centerville, Ohio 45458


www.Hungrytoadfarm.com

Phone: (937) 689-5910

dharmatoad@yahoo.com           

PNC 2nd Street Market

Saturday 8 am - 3 pm

Seasonal (Warm Months)

Centerville market, Thursdays 1-6 (May- Oct)

Flying Mouse Farms

 
Raspberries, apples, cherries, summer and winter squash and a variety of other vegetables.

Family farm that lets ecology guide their farming practices. In the process of obtaining organic certification.


100 Yellow Springs-Fairfield Road
Yellow Springs, OH 45387
(937) 319-6076
 flyingmousefarms@yahoo.com

Saturday 8 am - 3 pm at PNC 2nd Street Market

Retro Attitudes- Hellen Mayo

Artusan Quality Work - Hand Spinning & Handmade Jewelry   

1207 Nicklin Avenue
Piqua, OH 45356

937-773-2533
retroattitudes1@gmail.com

Displays at Greenville Farmers  Market on Saturdays