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Welcome to the Eat Well Guide!
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outlets for fresh, locally grown food. Originally a database of sustainably-raised meat and dairy
producers, its listings have expanded to include farmers' markets, CSA programs, partner
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pennsylvania guide: bakers
Bakers On Broad
503 East Broad Street, Souderton, PA 18964
Tel: 215-703-0518
Contact: Linda DeBussy
bakersonbroad@yahoo.com
http://www.bakersonbroad.com/
French Bakery. Cozy and friendly atmosphere. Artisan breads, pastries, pies, tarts, coffee/tea and
cold beverages. Everything made from scratch and on the premises.
Butterflies Healthy Food

4019 Skippack Pike, Skippack, PA 19474
Tel: 610-222-2111
Contact: Jacquelyn Rennie
jacquelyne@butterflieshealthyfood.com
http://www.butterflieshealthyfood.com
Healthy fast food cafe in the village of Skippack right across from the Road House. At Butterflies we
only use the freshest, most beneficial ingredients Mother Nature can offer. We strive to use only
locally grown organic vegetables and naturally grass fed meats.If you are vegan or meat lover you
will be sure to enjoy a delicious healthy meal at a cost no one can resist!
Butterflies serves lunch and dinner and provides a reasonable alternative to fast food. We offer a
number of items that are wheat free gluten free and strive to serve the farm freshest ingredients.
The menu changes daily based on the availability of seasonal items. We cater to the families and
offer a kid friendly upbeat cafe. Menu items are all available for take out and Butterflies delivers in a
5 mile radius of Skippack.
We use as much organic product as possible and use all eco friendly paper products. Please stop
by or call and check us out!
At Butterflies Healthy Food we never use cows milk, processed and bleached flour, hormone treated
meats or pesticide managed vegetables and fruits.
What you can always expect at Butterflies healthy Food is:

Free-range and organically fed meats.
Organic vegetables and fruits and the freshest super foods.
Vegan and vegetarian grade meals.
Hours:
Tuesday through Saturdays 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Sunday 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Camphill Village Kimberton Hills

1601 Pughtown Road, P.O. Box 1045, Kimberton, PA 19442
Tel: 610-935-0300
Fax: 610-935-8896
Contact: Diedra Heitzman
bernadette@camphillkimberton.org
http://www.camphillkimberton.org
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Camphill Kimberton is an agricultural and handcrafting community that includes adults with special
needs. Our bakery specializes in organic bread, cookies, and granola, available at Kimberton
Whole Foods and other retailers. We also have a raw-milk dairy and a biodynamic CSA garden:
visit our website for information about baking ingredients, CSA subscriptions, and purchasing other
products.
Capogiro Gelato Artisans

South 13th Street
119 South 13th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-351-0900
info@capagirogelato.com
http://www.capogirogelato.com/main.html
Capogiro Gelato Artisans opened its doors in December 2002. The family owned and run gelateria
was conceived while Stephanie and John Reitano vacationed in John's native Italy.
Baffled at the lack of gelato back home, the couple decided to bring the Italian national pleasure
back to the States. Staying true to Italian tradition, Stephanie first looks locally to find the best
ingredients, selects flavors as dictated by the seasons and crafts gelato from scratch in small
batches each morning.
Pennsylvania's rich farmlands provide an abundance of handpicked produce, including blackberries,

Asian pears, and quince. Local dairy farms provide them with milk from grass-fed hormone-free
cows. Italian artisan know-how ensures that these superior ingredients remain pure, natural, and
authentic.
Capogiro Gelato Artisans

South 20th Street
117 South 20th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Tel: 215-636-9250
info@capagirogelato.com
http://www.capogirogelato.com/main.html
Capogiro Gelato Artisans opened its doors in December 2002. The family owned and run gelateria
was conceived while Stephanie and John Reitano vacationed in John's native Italy.
Baffled at the lack of gelato back home, the couple decided to bring the Italian national pleasure
back to the States. Staying true to Italian tradition, Stephanie first looks locally to find the best
ingredients, selects flavors as dictated by the seasons and crafts gelato from scratch in small
batches each morning.
Pennsylvania's rich farmlands provide an abundance of handpicked produce, including blackberries,

Asian pears, and quince. Local dairy farms provide them with milk from grass-fed hormone-free
cows. Italian artisan know-how ensures that these superior ingredients remain pure, natural, and
authentic.
Divine Delights by Chiwishi

Two Bala Plaza Suite 300, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
Tel: 215-620-1873
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Fax: 215-551-7563
Contact: Chiwishi Joy Abney
culinaryarts4kids@yahoo.com
http://www.chiwishischeesecake.com
Chiwishi is committed to cooking fresh, flavorful foods with seasonal variety always utilizing the
bounty of phenomenal local produce. As Divine Delights by Chiwishi began to expand her
organizational leadership skills were cultivated as well.
A caterer at heart she loves to create special menus and plan parties. Her signature item is
cheesecake, incredibly divine cheesecake. Why cheesecake? Cheesecake was the Friday night
treat that she shared with her Mom from the early age of one. Cheesecake lovers understand the
sweet, creamy richness that is ultra satisfying. These are the cheesecakes that Chiwishi now
creates. for parties. The company's specialty is what she calls “celebration food”.
Espresso Yourself Cafe

8 South 2nd. Street, Newport, PA 17074
Tel: 717-567-9882
Contact: Cheryl Miller
espressoyourselfcafe@pa.net
http://www.espressoyourselfcafepa.com
Organic and natural food, meat is all natural, no antibiotics, hormones, vegetarian fed, organic
meat,vegetables,homemade soups, salds, sandwiches, wraps.
Vegan/Vegetarian menu. Organic coffee and teas. Organic ice cream and milk. We welcome
special diets, gluten free, vegetarian, vegan, etc.
We also have breakfast. We buy as much local as possible and have several organic farms near
us. We are right on the square of a small town. There is a natural food store next door and shops
and a local arts council with a local arts gallery.
Four Worlds Bakery

4423 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19041
Tel: 215-760-5832
Contact: Michael Dolich
challahman@fourworldsbakery.com
http://www.fourworldsbakery.vpweb.com/
We specialize in sourdough (ie naturally fermented) breads made with freshly milled whole grains.
We mill all the whole grains on site at the bakery. We offer baked products rooted in a tradition
where baking is an art form (thus artisan) and the breads are made with the utmost attention, hand
work, care, and expression of our highest ideals. These breads stand alone in the Philadephia area.
Fresh From The Vines

18374 State Hwy 98, Meadville, PA 16335
Tel: 814-763-4606
Contact: Rebecca Vines
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rebecca@freshfromthevines.com
http://www.freshfromthevines.com
Fresh From the Vines, Meadville, PA, is a family farm committed to growing nutritious vegetables
and fruits and has a bakery making the freshest products using natural and organic ingredients. We
strive to farm sustainably, provide fresh food for our community and offer education to those who
would like to learn more about the foods they eat.
We grow our vegetables in high tunnels and in open air gardens. The high tunnels allow for
production almost year round and offer fresh food well beyond the standard growing season. We
compost and amend the soil with only natural ingredients.
We bake fresh goods from scratch. Organic ingredients are used whenever possible to ensure the
healthiest products we can offer. On our farm, we raise chickens to provide eggs for our delicious
cookies and other treats. Our chickens roam freely about the farm, enjoying fresh air, sunshine and
living foods (bugs, grass, etc) as well as organic feed. Seasonally, we use our fresh fruits and
vegetables grown on our farm in our baked goods, such as apples and carrots for our apple/carrot
muffins.
You may purchase your favorite items directly from us at the farm. Call and leave a message and
we'll get back to you quickly about availability.
You can also buy our products at:

The Meadville Market House
910 Market Street in Meadville PA. We provide them with produce and baked goods to sell at the
Farmers Market and inside the Market House.
The Whole Foods Co-op

Fresh From The Vines baked goods and produce are available at the Whole Foods Co-op, 1341
West 26th Street, Erie, PA.
Grounds For Change; Allegheny College

For the students and staff of Allegheny College, our baked treats are conveniently available at
Grounds For Change on the second floor of the Campus Center.
Mayor Lord's House Bed and Breakfast
Gianna Jr.'s
106 South 20th Street, (between Chestnut and Sansom), Philadelphia, PA 19103
Tel: 215-568-1580
giannasgrille@giannasgrille.com
http://www.giannasgrille.com
Offers a wide selection of vegetarian and vegan food. All of our homemade desserts are made fresh
daily with 100% vegan ingredients. You may order any of our cakes & cheesecakes for your next
special event.
Gianna's Grille
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507 South 6th Street, (between Lombard and South), Philadelphia, PA 19147
Tel: 215-829-4448
special event.
John & Kira's

Philadelphia, PA 19140
Tel: 215-893-4915
Contact: John & Kira
support@johnandkiras.com
http://www.johnandkiras.com/
When you taste the chocolates from John & Kira's, you have two opportunities for personal
enjoyment. The first is to take pleasure in the amazingly delicious chocolates themselves. The
second is the opportunity to commune (through the palate) with the farmers and growers that create
our flavors. Our determination to use only the best natural ingredients for our chocolates has
allowed us to support farms from Pennsylvania to Sri Lanka. It is our hope that you will learn about
the people and causes associated with each flavor, and maybe even get involved.
Mill Hollow Cafe

House of Nutrition
50 Main Street, Luzerne, PA 18709
Tel: 570-714-0436
Contact: Tom Swartwood
info@millhollowcafe.com
http://www.millhollowcafe.com/
A relaxing environment and friendly staff invite you to sample a variety of wholesome, natural foods -
prepared with the greatest care and an emphasis on healthy living.
European style dining with excellent food made from scratch daily.
Whether grown locally or selectively purchased from other organic producers nationwide, our food is
the best that money can buy. We prefer local organics to support the growers in our region. This
supports the healthy growth of our community as a whole. It just makes sense! When local is not
available we select the best organics that our suppliers access from locales that have a broader
growing season. Every dish is prepared to preserve the natural bounty and flavor of each ingredient.
Every mouthful richly rewards your body and soul without pillaging the good Earth from which it
sprouts.
Our produce is grown with sustainable farming techniques and when possible come from the field to
your plate that day. Our chicken is free-range and so are the eggs they produce. Our fish is wild, not
farmed, and has the lowest mercury content available. Our oils are not hydrogenated, our flours are
not bromated, in fact, nothing is really adulterated in our cafe.
Our baker prepares our breads and deserts from scratch. With years of baking experience and the
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best ingredients, she produces baked goods unrivaled in this area.
Oakmont Farmers Market

Oakmont Municipal Parking Lot, Darby Road, Havertown, PA 19083
Tel: 484-995-8160
Contact: Jennifer Sanders
jennifer@haverleigh.com
http://www.oakmontfarmersmarket.org
The Oakmont Farmers Market in the Oakmont section of Havertown PA is a producers-only market
featuring locally farmed vegetables, fruit, cheese, eggs and poultry, bison, beef, lamb and flowers. It
is located in the Oakmont Parking Lot at 2419 West Darby Road, just one-half block northwest of
the Darby and Eagle Roads intersection.
In 2008, the market is every Wednesday from 3 to 7 PM, from May 23 to August 27. After Labor
Day, from September 3 to November 21 (the day before Thanksgiving) the market will be from 2 to 6
PM. Rain or shine, come out and Buy Fresh, Buy Local!
Reeder Farms LLC

4450 Richmond Road, Easton, PA 18040
Tel: 610-252-4276
Fax: 610-252-4276
Contact: Naydene D. Reder
ReederFarms@aol.com
http://www.papreferred.com
We are situated in Forks Township just 3 miles north of Lafayette College on Richmond Road
Reeder Farms owners, Russell and Naydene Reeder, are proud of their ancestry and their ties to
the farming community that has been part of Russell's family for six generations. This passion is
seen in the quality of the produce that is harvested from their fields each year.
One of the unique aspects of Reeder Farms is that our customers are always invited to enjoy this
beautiful piece of land we live on. To make this possible we have developed paths into the fields
where you can enjoy the extensive varieties of produce raised.
Our CSA program is all about “Freedom of Choice” ... No control to relinquish. The quality and
quantity, which meets your high standards and family needs. Every time you conduct business with
your local farmer weather it is for your Consumables, or Horticultural needs you are the “Consumer
Supporting Agriculture”.
In addition to the selected products: Holiday Wreaths, Roping, Grave Blankets, General Wreaths,
Flowers, Baked Items, Canned Items, Hay Bales, Corn Stocks, Pick your own pumpkins, and Hay
Rides
Shady Brook Farm

931 Stony Hill Road, Yardley, PA 19067
Tel: 215-968-1670
Fax: 215-968-6118
familyfun@shadybrookfarm.com
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http://www.shadybrookfarm.com/index.php
We have a great selection of fresh produce! Come check out our great variety of delicious
ORGANIC fruits & veggies. Our produce manager hand selects our produce each week and works
hard to ensure that only the best quality products are available for our customers. We also have
home grown and locally grown produce when in season. And when we say local, we mean it is
grown no more than 10 miles away, so you always know where your produce is coming from!
At Shady Brook Farm we grow acres of our own fruits and veggies. We invite you to enjoy our
harvests hands-on with pick-your-own crops like strawberries, raspberries, peaches, apples, and
pumpkins.
Help keep Bucks County green by supporting local farmers. Eat fresher produce by buying locally
grown fruits and veggies!
Shellbark Hollow Farm

942 Cornwallis Dr., West Chester, PA 19380
Tel: 610-431-0786
ShellbarkHollow@aol.com
http://www.shellbarkhollow.com/
Shellbark Hollow Farm is a farm located in West Chester, Pennsylvania that makes award winning
artisan goat cheeses, cheese spreads, yogurt and kefir, all from our own herd of purebred Nubian
goats. Everything is hand-made on site, packaged and delivered fresh to local markets, restaurants,
vineyards and specialty shops that refuse to compromise when it comes to the quality and freshness
of their products.
Our Nubian goats produce a high quality, very rich butterfat milk that cheese lovers crave. It's no
coincidence that our retailers are among the finest places to purchase fresh food from.
Shillington Farmers' Market

10 S. Summit Ave, Shillington, PA
Tel: (610) 777-7675
info@shillingtonfarmersmarket.com
http://shillingtonfarmersmarket.com/
With over 25 merchants, you are bound to find everything you need in one quick stop. The
Shillington Farmers Market offers fine fruits and vegetables, meats, and other homegrown products.
Everyone at the market treats their customers with the upmost customer satisfaction. You aren't just
another face, you are a friend. They have the best vendors in town, so visit the Shillington Farmers
Market and see what they have to offer! They treat everyone like family, and would love for you to
stop by.
Visit the delightful Shillington Farmers Market and enjoy a wonderful array of foods and more. The
Shillington Farmers Market is conveniently located indoors, so rain or shine you can still take the
whole family! The Shillington Farmers Market takes great pride in creating their products, and know
that you'll definitely find something you like. Check out their vendor's websites. See you at the
market!
Thursdays 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Fridays 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Saturdays 7:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Slippery Rock Farmers Market

100 South Main Street, Slippery Rock, PA 16057
Tel: 724-738-4050
Contact: Tanya Turner
macoskey.center@sru.edu
http://academics.sru.edu/MacoskeyCenter/Events/SRFM.htm
The Slippery Rock Farmers Market is every Saturday from 9 am until 12pm during May through
October. The market consists of local farmers who sell fresh, naturally grown vegetables, fruits,
honey, eggs, meat, cheese, baked goods, cut-flowers, perennials, annuals, and vegetable plants
and artisans who offer hand-made crafts, natural soaps, beauty products and jewelry.
Soergels Farm Market

Brandt School Road, Wexford, PA 15090
Tel: 724-935-1743
Contact: Amy Soergel
amysoergel@gmail.com
http://www.soergels.com/
Srgel Orchards is a family farm, market & bakery, garden center, and wine shop. Srgel's offers
nationally known brand name products as well as locally produced items.
"Srgel Orchards.From our family to yours, since 1850."
Strites' Orchard Farm Market and Bakery

1000 Strites Road, Harrisburg, PA 17111
Tel: 717-564-3130
Contact: Jon Strite
jstrite@verizon.net
http://www.stritesorchard.com
Strites Orchard is a 300 acre farm of sustainably grown fruits and vegetables. We only sell what we
grow at our farm market, so you know it's fresh when you buy it from the farm.
Check out our weekly diaries on Facebook to see what we are up to throughout the year.
The Lands at Hillside Farms

65 Hillside Rd, Shavertown, PA 18708
Tel: 570-696-4500
Fax: 570-696-1912
Contact: Christine Doherty
lisa@thelandsathillsidefarms.org
http://www.thelandsathillsidefarms.org
The Lands at Hillside Farms is a non-profit farm-based educational organization with a working dairy
farm. We bottle our own milk under the label Hillside Gold. Our cows are pastured every grazing
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day of the year. We do not use chemical pesticides or fertilizers on our pastures; our cows are never
given rBGH. In addition to bottling milk in glass bottles, we make our own butter and ice cream.
Our mission is to preserve land, history, and promote lifestyle choices which are healthy,
conservation-minded, and practical. Each mission component will be demonstrated through
family-oriented educational programs, sustainable agricultural activities, and living history based on
strong moral and ethical principles.
Three Sisters Buying Club

2 Bogar Circle, Selinsgrove, PA 17870
Tel: 570-898-5734
Contact: Carla Hine
threesis@ptd.net
http://www.threesistersbuyingclub.com
Three Sisters Buying Club provides community members with convenient access to fresh,
locally-produced foods. We're committed to the development of a sustainable local food system in
the Central Susquehanna Valley through our support of local family farms, growers and food
producers. We offer weekly delivery of raw, organic milk, pastured eggs and artisan sourdough
breads as well as monthly delivery of pastured meats and poultry, farmstead cheeses and many
other locally-produced foods.
Also: artisan sourdough bread using local grains, maple syrup, apple cider, fresh and dried herbs.
Other items as they become seasonally available
Trax's Farm
528 Trax Rd, Finleyville, PA 15332
Tel: 412-835-3246
http://www.traxfarms.com/
Trax Farms was established by Lewis Trax in 1865 and has been operated by the Trax family for six
generations.
Welcome to Trax Farms, "Your place in the country since 1865!" Our mission is to sell quality
products in a relaxed country environment and provide exceptional customer service so that
customers truly believe this is their store. So sit back, relax, and browse our Website and you will
see what makes Trax Farms a unique and fullfilling shopping experience. We hope to see you soon!
We own 325 acres of land.

We currently employ 155 to 175 people.
95,000 square feet of sales space.
We can accommodate 400 cars in our parking lot.
Vegan Treats
1444 Linden Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018 info@vegantreats.com
http://www.vegantreats.com/
Home store is located in Bethlehem, PA but vegan treats can be found in stores all over New York
City. Check their website for outlet locations.
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Way Fruit Farm

2355 Halfmoon Valley Rd, Port Matilda, PA 16870
Tel: 814-692-5211
http://www.wayfruitfarm.com
Way Fruit Farm began in 1875 with a Wedding gift of 100 apple trees. Since it's humble beginning
there have been five generations of Ways to own and operate Way Fruit Farm. Today the Farm is
run by Brooks Way and his wife Sharon.
Weaver's Orchard Farm Market

40 Fruit Lane, Morgantown, PA 19543
Tel: 610-856-7300
Contact: Rachel VanDuzer
info@weaversorchard.com
http://www.weaversorchard.com
Weavers Orchard is a fourth generation family business located in the beautiful hills of Berks
County. Featuring an orchard farm market open all year with a full line of quality fruit and produce
and Pick Your Own Fruit in season.
Come experience a family atmosphere through festivals and great service. We work hard to keep
the orchard centered around the family so that every visit can be an enjoyable one. Through our
pick-your-own fruits, and special events throughout summer and fall, there is always something to
do to here at the orchard.
Our farm market offers quality fruits and vegetables year round, homegrown when available, as well
as specialty products including a full line of baked goods, deli items, dairy, canned goods, jellies and
jams, custom made fruit baskets, and much more.
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pennsylvania guide: bed and breakfasts
Berry Fields Farm

Bed and Breakfast
RR #2 Box 114B1, New Albany, PA 18833
Tel: 570-924-3019
Fax: 570-924-3423
Contact: Charlie & Barbara Gerlach
http://www.berryfieldsfarm.net
http://www.berryfieldsfarm.net Berry Fields Farm is a small family operated farm specializing in

pasture fed Hereford beef, Br goat, Tamworth hogs, and poultry. From our orchard and garden, we
also produce an abundant variety of organic vegetables and fruits, including apples, pears, and
berries.
We welcome visitors year-round in our http://www.berryfieldsfarm.net/lodging/index.html guest

house/bed and breakfast which offers fantastic views and prime access to nearby mountain
activities such as hunting, fishing, mountain biking, cross country skiing, etc.
Leave the stress of the city behind and escape to the peace and quiet of the mountains. Awake to
the crow of the rooster. Enjoy the antics of our barnyard animals. Take time to relax and enjoy life.
Our facilities provide a wonderful place for you and your family to gather together. You will enjoy
observing daily farm life including organic garden activities and care of the farm animals.
You can purchase everything you may need during your stay at our farm store,
http://www.berryfieldsfarm.net/farmstore/index.html The Blueberry. The store features all of our
farm-fresh foods, local crafts, and an organic bakery with artisan breads and desserts.
We offer U-pick for wild and hybrid blueberries in season, July through August from 10am to dusk.
Glasbern Country Inn & Farm

2141 Packhouse Road, Fogelsville, PA 18051
Tel: 610-285-4723
Contact: Albert Granger
innkeeper@glasbern.com
http://www.glasbern.com
Join us in our stunning dining room for a meal to remember. Savor contemporary American cuisine
under the vaulted rafters of our one-of-a-kind restaurant. The exposed original post and beam barn
structure and rock wall create a lofty "country elegant" atmosphere for dinner.
Our seasonal menus offer the freshest of local meats and produce, and our luscious desserts will
tempt you to linger! Encompassing over 150 acres, the Glasbern Farm uses sustainable agricultural
practices to raise healthy vegetables, sheep, cattle, pigs, chickens, and turkeys for seasonal use in
our onsite restaurant. The herb garden, greenhouses, and almost three acres of produce provide
Glasbern with most of its dining table flower arrangements and fresh produce used by our Executive
Chef.
Here at Glasbern we have a long-term commitment to the environmental management of our

farmland through rotational grazing of our animals and organic farming and gardening practices.
As a guest at Glasbern, you may explore our many pastures, gardens, and greenhouses while
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observing the variety of field work that takes place throughout the season.
Created from a family farm in 1985, the inn today retains its historic early 1800's character and
continues the tradition of warmth, informal elegance and hospitality.
Restaurant details: Restaurant Details Open 7 nights a week, 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM, reservations
required. Dress is "upscale casual", no blue jeans please.
Horizon View Farms

W Mudd Pike and Chickentown Rd, Somerset, PA 15557 Contact: Rafael Velez
rafael@horizonviewfarms.com
http://horizonviewfarms.com
Horizon View Farms offers the finest in grass-fed beef.
Our cattle are raised on simple green grass and pure sunshine. They are raised without the use of
antibiotics or growth hormones.
Handled humanely and USDA inspected, the beef is then dry-aged 21 days to further enhance its
flavor and tenderness.
Our beef is rich in vitamins and high in Omega-3 fatty acids.
Please visit our website to view our complete price lists and other amenities the farm offers.
Mountain Dale Farm Vacation Retreat

RR 02, Box 985, McClure, PA 17841
Tel: 570-658-3536
mtndale@sunlink.net
http://www.pafarmstay.com/mountaindale/
(http://www.pafarmstay.com/mountaindaleMountain Dale Farm attracts a variety of people from

families wanting a relaxed vacation to nature enthusiasts to intrepid travelers looking to explore
beautiful Central Pennsylvania. As each season unfolds, a new list of possibilities emerges to keep
the restless busy while those seeking peace and solitude can relax and watch the surrounding
mountains change their colors.
The 175 acre farm is a combination of tillable, wooded and pasture lands that are bordered with
thousands of acres of state forest lands. Days may be filled with fishing, hiking, paddle boating and
farm activities. Sheep, pigs, chickens, cattle, geese, goats, ducks, horses, rabbits and peacocks are
fed twice a day and guests are welcome to help. Wildlife from the surrounding forest is often seen.
Evenings can be spent swapping stories with friends on a porch swing or stargazing.
The year-round facility boasts a large meeting hall, four efficiency cabins, three dormitory cabins,
three forest cabins and a renovated 200 year old log house. Four rooms are available in the
farmhouse. Meals, created with fresh, local produce and the farm's own meats, are available if
schedules permit (meals are only available for parties of ten or greater). The kitchen equipment
found in most of the cabins offer guests the opportunity to develop their own vacation schedule.
Musser's Organic Bed and Breakfast

56 Main Street, Post Office Box 26, New Providence, PA 17560
Tel: 717-786-8974
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EmilyMusser@hotmail.com
http://www.mussersbedandbreakfast.com
Surrounded by Amish farms, this guesthouse offers a completely organic breakfast. Whenever
possible they buy their produce from local Amish farms with organic certification. Their free-range
eggs come from a local farm and so ds their meat.
Natural Acres Bed and Breakfast

175 Maple Drive, Millersburg, PA 17061
Tel: 717-692-1000
http://www.naturalacresbedandbreakfast.com/
The Natural Acres Bed and Breakfast is a charming old farmhouse located on a 550 acre organic
farm a few minutes from the town of Millersburg. Just a stone's throw away from the Bed and
Breakfast is Natural Acres Market, where a variety of health food products and food are sold.
Harrisburg is a little over thirty minutes away and Hershey less than an hour away. Nestled in the
heart of Dauphin county farm country, you can observe the lifesyle of a farm community and the
quaint ways of the many Amish in the area.
Farm tours are available! This is a great place for an educational farm experience or just a relaxing
stay in a peaceful country setting.
Sheppard Mansion
117 Frederick Street, Hanover, PA 17331
Tel: 717-633-8075
Fax: 717-633-8074
andrew@sheppardmansion.com
http://sheppardmansion.com
Executive Chef Andrew Little presents an ever-changing menu of seasonal, organic, local
ingredients, with clever New American twists on old favorites. Working closely with local farmers &
stockmen, Chef Little truly embodies the "farm-to-table" philosophy, ensuring that everything we
serve is produced using a humane, sustainable process.
Speedwell Forge B&B

465 Speedwell Forge Rd, Lititz, PA 17543
Tel: 717-626-1760
stay@speedwellforge.com
http://www.speedwellforge.com/
Experience the elegance of a Colonial ironmaster's mansion! Fully restored in 2006, all rooms
include a private bath, individual thermostat, and wireless Internet, and most rooms feature a
fireplace and whirlpool tub. The private cottages have a kitchenette, perfect for extended stays.
Cable TV and DVD players available for all rooms.
In a secluded valley on 120 acres, between a lake and a natural park, Speedwell Forge is only
minutes from the historic small towns of Lititz, Manheim, Ephrata, and all of Pennsylvania Dutch
country.
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The Berry Patch

1822 Old Byrnedale Rd, Weedville, PA 15868
Tel: (814) 787-4141
Contact: Mary Pat and Jason Luchini
theluchinis@windstream.net
We are a family owned and operated U-Pick farm in Elk County Pennsylvania. My husband, two
children and I with the help of some very dear people were able to make a dream come true for us!
Each and every year, the dream get's bigger and better too! Right now we are operating a farm that
you can bring your kids to and teach them to pick right along with you! It's a place that we feel can
be so educational, and so relaxing at the same time! It's a safe haven to take the little ones. We
only ask that each small child have someone to accompany them while picking so nothing get's
accidentally stepped on in all the excitement! (We know kids and understand accidents, we just like
to prevent as many as we can, for you and us alike=)
Oh, and there are lot's of Elk around us, so don't forget your camera if you do stop by for a visit. You
just might get a good shot. They like to visit quite frequently in the Spring and Fall.
We practice safety and love to see the kids learning where their food comes from. It's great to see!
We look forward to meeting new families all the time! I hope you decide to make a trip to see us.
Always call first to make sure we have available the crop you are looking for first if you are coming
from a distance.
For more information on the history of how we started visit our website link to Local Harvest Listing
of us. I also have an active Blog there too.
Thanks for reading! Have a great day, and happy gardening!
Jason and Mary Pat Luchini

The Berry Patch
Weedville, PA
The Inn At Hickory Run

RR1 Box 82 B, White Haven, PA 18661
Tel: 877-797-3618
Fax: 732-432-0107
nfo@innathickoryrun.com
http://www.innathickoryrun.com/
The Inn at Hickory Run is the country inn for you in the heart of the Pennsylvania Poconos. Our Inn
offers the finest in accommodations featuring fireplaces and whirlpool tubs in every room. We offer
the best in food and relaxation for a weekend getaway or an extended executive retreat. We are
located on the western border of Hickory Run State Park featuring 16,000 acres of year round
activities such as hiking, fishing, swimming, snowmobiling, kayaking and horseback riding. Outside
our doors are the head waters of the Lehigh River and Lehigh Gorge State Park, known for its
spectacular bike trails, whitewater kayaking, cross country skiing and fishing.
The Inn at Hickory Run is the center of year-round recreational fun in the Eastern Pennsylvania
Mountains. Click on the appropriate season to find out more about available seasonal activities. In
most cases, our staff can assist with reservations and scheduling information for the various
activities.
Weatherbury Farm
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Vacation Bed and Breakfast

1061 Sugar Run Road, Avella, PA 15312
Tel: 724-587-3763
Contact: Dale, Marcy & Nigel Tudor
info@weatherburyfarm.com
http://www.weatherburyfarm.com/
It's the 21st century -- and Grandma no longer lives on the family farm. We invite you to stay with us
at our family's farm and make some down-on-the-farm memories. Escape to the tranquility of our
meadows, gardens, cows and sheep. http://www.weatherburyfarm.com/index.html Weatherbury
Farm is a quiet place, nestled amid the serenity of 100+ acres of rolling farmland in Southwestern
Pennsylvania and removed from the cares of the world (but just 45 minutes southwest of Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania) -- the unique farm stay you have always hoped to find.
Weatherbury Farm offers farm vacations to educate "city slickers" about farming and agriculture.
Weatherbury Farm is a great vacation for the whole family -- be sure to check out our
http://www.weatherburyfarm.com/kids.htm Weatherbury Farm Kids Program! Staffed by our family of
three, Weatherbury Farm is a working beef farm and not a Disneyworld environment (with a staff of
thousands). If you are looking for a farm experience on a real working farm, please consider a stay
at Weatherbury Farm.
http://www.weatherburyfarm.com/lodging.htm Accommodations are in a cluster of historic buildings.

All rooms and suites have ensuite baths and are air-conditioned.
Country gardens surround the farmhouse providing the perfect setting for relaxing or playing croquet
on the lawn. The gorgeous sunsets and breathtakingly beautiful sunrises make a stay here truly a
peaceful and relaxing experience. At day's end, one can take in the dance of the fireflies from the
porch swing. In the morning, guests can enjoy breakfasts prepared with Weatherbury Farm's own
ingredients, including veggies and free-range eggs.
There are many activities for the guest who wants to be busy, and those who so desire can be busy
doing nothing at all. Guests may relax on the porches, picnic on the grounds, or enjoy the swimming
pool on a summer day.
Nature's four seasons provide the backdrop to this farm vacation. Whether guests prefer the
greening spring, languid summer afternoons, colorful autumn foliage or winter-white mornings, they
will delight in a stay at Weatherbury Farm.
White Bear Bed and Breakfast

169 East White Bear Drive, Summit Hill, PA
Tel: 570-645-9308
info@whitebearbandb.com
http://www.whitebearbandb.com
Our intent is to provide our patrons with a lasting experience in the time honored tradition of Bed
and Breakfasts based on the European model of comfort, cleanliness, shared living space, good
food and conversation at a reasonable price.
Come to a beautiful place in historic Bloomingdale Valley to enjoy hiking, biking, kayaking in the
great outdoors of the Blue Mountains conveniently located 5 miles from historic downtown Jim
Thorpe. White Bear B and B is situated approx 1 mile from Mauch Chunk lake where you can
launch your can and kayaks or rentals are available for your convenience. Bring your Mt. bikes,
fishing gear or horse to board at our B and B in the warmer months and your skiing gear in the
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winter, outdoor sports 12 months a year.
Directly across from the property is 14 Acre Farms, a community garden and supplier of organic
produce to local stores and restaurants in the area.
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Horizon View Farms

Newtown Farmers Market

2150 South Eagle Rd, Newtown, PA 18940 http://www.newtownfarmersmarket.com
Welcome to Newtown PA Dutch Farmers Market, in beautiful Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Each Thursday, Friday & Saturday the market is bustling with the sights, sounds and smells of 16
vendors all under one roof, bringing you a wonderful blend of fresh delicious foods, ethnic foods and
foods unique to Dutch country, with Amish vendors bringing Lancaster County goodness for you to
enjoy.
Come stroll our aisles, grab a cup of java, watch a soft pretzel being hand rolled, smell the aroma of
freshly baked cookies coming right out of the oven. Browse through the candy shop and take home
some treats for the family. Relax in one of our dining rooms as you enjoy your food, whether your
pleasure is European, Mexican, Falafel, BBQ, or Sushi and fill your bags with fresh seafood, meats
and cheeses, fresh produce, Pappardelle's Pasta, fresh crusty loaves of bread, and delicious
homemade salads to take home to the family.
Hours:
Thu 9-6, Fri 9-7, Sat 9-4
Reeder Farms LLC

Tel: 610-252-4276
Fax: 610-252-4276
ReederFarms@aol.com
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Rides
Shady Brook Farm

Tel: 215-968-1670
Fax: 215-968-6118
pumpkins.

Tel: (610) 777-7675
stop by.
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14 Acre Farm
169 E. Whitebear Drive, Summit Hill, PA 18250
Tel: 610-509-6829
Contact: Kevin Ruch
wegrowveggies@msn.com
http://www.14acrefarm.com
We provide farm-to-table catering with all possible ingredients coming from local sustainable farms,
including our own. We also have a Bakery and Bed and Breakfast on-premise.
Blue Moon Acres

2287 Durham Road, P.O. Box 201, Buckingham, PA 18912
Tel: 215-794-3093
Fax: 215-794-2406
Contact: Ashley Lyons
alyons@bluemoonacres.net
http://www.bluemoonacres.net
Blue Moon Acres has been growing micro greens, herbs and edible flowers for the past sixteen
years using natural methods -no chemical pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers or growth regulators are
used in our growing practices.
We sell wholesale directly to restaurants and caterers as well as retail here on the farm on Tuesdays
and Fridays 10am-4pm. Throughout the spring and summer months we offer organic vegetables,
specialty greens, and flowers.
Bullfrog Brewery
229 W4th St, Williamsport, PA 17701
Tel: 570-326-4460
Fax: 570-326-4700
Contact: Steve Kcoh
skoch18@aol.com
http://www.bullfrogbrewery.com
Bullfrog Brewery is a family owned brewpub in downtown Williamsport, PA in business since August
1996. Bullfrog brews some organic beers and features local hops when available in their award
winning, hand-crafted ales. The restaurant uses various locally grown and raised menu choices and
features a nearly all organic wine list. Bullfrog Brewery is a mecca for original music and hosts 15+
shows a month, many free to the public.

Tel: 610-222-2111
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Hours:
Clearwater Acres
32 Diehl Rd., Damascus, PA 18415
Tel: 570-224-7687
Contact: Josephine Clearwater
sustainability.now@hotmail.com
http://theclearwaterfarm.com
Sustainable farming the old fashioned way. Free ranged chickens, beef, and goats. Also available;
eggs, vegetables, herbs, flowers, natural skin care. Barter encouraged.
Classes; Herbal Studies Wednesdays at 7 PM. Other classes throughout the year; Intro to
Sustainability, The Family Table, The Family Medicine Chest, Wild Edibles, Living Seasonally.
Member of SEEDS. (Sustainable Energy Education Development and Support)
Work Study Experiences (internships) available.
Cosmic Catering
8229 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19118
Tel: 215-753-1991
Fax: 610-828-5518
Contact: Chef Peg Botto
chefbuggy@aol.com
http://www.cosmicfoods.com
Fresh Local Organic Prepared Foods and Catering at the Chestnut Hill Farmers Market. Chef Peg
makes everything from scratch with all local ingredients. Along with her husband, Jerry they run a
green company by composting, recycling and reusing as much as possible.
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Crocodile Catering
940 W Valley Rd, Suite 2001, Wayne, PA 19087
Tel: 610-971-9993
Fax: 6410-971-9739
Contact: Alia
croc@croccater.com
http://www.croccater.com
Crocodile serves the most flavorful, authentically prepared food you'll find anywhere. We are
fanatical about the freshness of our ingredients - many of which are purveyed from local and organic
farmers. You will taste the difference! Fresh organic products are used daily through out our menu
as well as reusable serving trays and other serving items.

Tel: 215-620-1873
Fax: 215-551-7563

Tel: 717-567-9882
Franktuary
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325 Oliver Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15222

Tel: 412-523-6226
Contact: Megan Lindsey
megan@franktuary.com
http://franktuary.com
Franktuary is a New York style hot dog and smoothie shop in Pittsburgh, PA. The store's hot dogs,
veggie dogs, and (NEW!) local grass-fed organic frankfurters are topped with a variety of regional
and international condiments. Franktuary also serves homemade soup, pierogies, locally bottled
soda, locally made mustard and soft pretzels, hand scooped ice cream, and a variety of other fresh
sides. Dine in our cheerful, friendly atmosphere with free wireless Internet, take your food to go, or
have a bicycle messenger deliver it to your workplace.
Penn Organic Catering

Blue Bell, PA 19422
Tel: (215) 688-1300
Fax: (215) 688-1301
info@pennorganiccatering.com
Affordable, local, organic cuisine for your next event. Specializing in personalized menus for dinner
events, corporate meetings and parties! We incorporate foods from community supported agriculture
to always provide fresh and seasonal favorites from our neigborhood farms. Call to inquire about
catering for your next event!
Sweet Pea Nourishment

421 South Iseminger St., Philadelphia , PA 19147
Tel: 267-455-1925
sweetpea.nourishment@gmail.com
http://www.sweetpeanourishment.com
Sweet Pea Nourishment's founder, Liz Solms, grew up in an apartment building right in the city, with
no backyard in sight. Perhaps that is why she always sought out small places to grow and tend
vegetables, from a fragrant windowsill to a lively community garden patch.
As time went on, growing and seeking out only the most natural, seasonal foods, and preparing
them with the simplest, time honored recipes became much more than a personal pleasure. Liz has
instructed cooking and healthy food preparation across a network of Farmers' Markets as a Certified
Community Food Educator, worked for international sustainable agriculture organizations,
connected many a farm to restaurants and hotels, and established an interactive urban nutrition
program in New York City - just to name some of the food-based initiatives of which Liz has been a
part.
Her favorite meals are those prepared for friends and family on mismatched plates. Wine is always
served at Liz's house in small juice glasses. Her most favorite gift ever was a cast iron pot to hang
above the fireplace, always keeping something tasty warm.
The Kind Cafe

724 North 3rd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19115
Tel: 215-922-KIND
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info@kindcafe.com
http://www.kindcafe.com/
The cafe features Kind Cuisine, deliciously enlightened versions of ethnic foods that are kind to your
body, our planet and all souls. Developed by a critical care nurse with a masters degree in nutrition
education, our creative menu translates the latest scientific research on nutrition into delicious
seasonally inspired foods from around the globe. Kind Cuisine is lovingly and passionately crafted
by hand, each day, from only fresh organic produce, fiber filled whole grains, essential fatty acids,
and clean, peaceful, plant proteins.
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Ahimsa Village
4022 South Eagle Valley Rd. , Julian, PA 16844
Tel: 814-355-0850
Contact: Kelle Kersten
magicjubilee@yahoo.com
http://www.ahimsavillage.org
Ahimsa Village is a newly forming intentional community near State College, Pennsylvania. We
currently have three core members and a growing number of supporters. Ahimsa Village consists of
residential and nonresidential members, an education center, and small business enterprises.
Activities include agro-forestry; organic farming; holistic therapy program for at-risk young people; a
"green living" summer camp; and workshops and classes on sustainable systems. The living
environment is both vegetarian and ecologically friendly. Ahimsa Village is part of a 323-acre School
of Living community land trust.
Endless Mountains Farm Fresh

Po Box 49, Montrose, PA 18801
Tel: 570-396-1837
Contact: Darcie
darcie@endlessmountainsfarmfresh.com
http://www.endlessmountainsfarmfresh.com
Endless Mountains Farm Fresh Cooperative was formed in 2009 by a group of like-minded folks
dedicated to providing farm fresh foods to the people in their local communities. The organization
has grown to include a variety of farmers from Susquehanna, Bradford, and Lackawanna counties
who are providing fruits, vegetables, pastured meats, eggs, cheese, herbs, maple syrup, and honey
products!
Frankferd Farms Food

717 Saxonburg Blvd, Saxonburg, PA 16056
Tel: 724-352-9500
Fax: 724-352-9510
http://www.frankferd.com
Frankferd Farms Foods grew out of a desire to work at home with our family to raise and sell organic
food. Twenty years have passed and our businesses, like our children, are growing. The Frankferd
Farms family now includes our OCIA certified organic farm and flour mill and the retail showroom
located within our warehouse. We're part of a larger family of farmers, processors, distributors, and
consumers who, working together, create an alternative, organic-oriented food system. Our
suppliers range from large whole foods operations to local neighborhood bakers and tortillas chip
makers. We serve customers from neighboring families and country stores to big city co-ops,
bakeries and institutions. We believe that by being a part of this ever growing food system we
contribute to the long term, sustainable health of our planet. We thank all of you who have chosen to
share in this effort with us.
Mariposa Food Co-op

4726 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Tel: 215-729-2121
http://www.mariposa.coop/
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Member owned natural and organic food co-op.
Northwest PA Growers Cooperative

141 Porter Rd., Harrisville, PA 16038
Tel: 724-735-4054
Contact: Lori Sands
www.nwpa.growers@gmail.com
http://www.nwpagrowers.com
Northwest PA Growers Cooperative is a group of farms in Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Erie, Lawrence
and Mercer counties (PA) working together to provide consumers with fresh, local food all 52 weeks
of the year. Member farms must use natural / organic methods to grow produce and livestock. No
synthetic fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, fungicides or hormones or antibiotics are permitted for
use. The cooperative sells farm products through an on-line Winter Market Buying Club from
Nov-April. Our new multi-farm CSA will have drop-off locations in Slippery Rock, Grove City,
Franklin and Crawford / Erie, starting June 2009. Member farms also sell at Farmers Markets
throughout the region, including Slippery Rock, Grove City, Pittsburgh, Erie, Meadville.
The 16 member farms of the cooperative use a erse range of natural, sustainable methods to raise
vegetables, fruits and livestock. These methods range from Certified Organic and Certified Naturally
Grown, to Naturally-Grown, Environmentally-Friendly, as well as 100% Grass-Fed and Grass-Fed
with Certified Organic Grain Supplement.
Selene Whole Foods Co-op

305 W. State Street, Media, PA 19063
Tel: 610-566-1137
selenecoop@verizon.net
http://www.selenecoop.org
Selene Whole Foods Co-op has recently begun to carry a small selection of organic and
naturally-raised meats. Any meats not carried by the store, such as pork and turkey, can be ordered
easily within a week's notice. The co-op may expand its meat capacity in the near future.
Selene is a non-profit, whole foods cooperative owned and operated by its members. Membership is
open to everyone. Decision and policy making operate at two levels. The elected Board of Directors
is responsible for ongoing planning and supervision of the Co-op. The monthly board meetings are
open to the general membership, and times and places are posted in the store. Policy changes and
decisions are established by the consensus of those present at the annual membership meetings.
Members' participation at these meetings helps to insure the continued democratic operation of our
Co-op.
Selene purchases foods that are organically grown and locally produced when possible. We are
concerned with selling "whole foods," by which we mean those foods as close to their natural state
as possible - foods that have undergone little or no processing. We will not knowingly sell irradiated
foods. Our prices are discounted to members and provide considerable savings on most items.
Store Hours: Monday & Tuesday 10-6, Wednesday - Friday 10-7, Saturday 10-5, Sunday Closed

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Tel: 724-738-4050
Weaver's Way Co-op

559 Carpenter Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19119
Tel: 215-843-2350
weaversw@weaversway.org
http://weaversway.coop/index.php
Weavers Way Co-op, at 559 Carpenter Lane, provides a friendly shopping environment and a wide
variety of quality foods, at prices lower than supermarkets. Members realize savings in several
ways. The Co-op is owned by its members, so there is no owner taking profits off the top. Because
members must work in the store six hours a year, a substantial portion of the Co-op's labor costs are
defrayed. And by purchasing many items in bulk, and either selling them in bulk bins or repackaged
by volunteers, Weavers Way keeps prices even lower.
Whole Foods Cooperative

1341 West 26th St., Erie, PA 16508
Tel: 814-456-0282
Fax: 814-459-7079
Contact: Bob Sonnenberg
bob@wholefodscoop.org
http://www.wholefoodscoop.org/retailer/store_templ
The Whole foods Cooperative is a natural grocery store and co-op which carries a large selection of
organic products in all of our departments. They emphasize local producers whenever possible, and
have products from over 25 local producers. They also have an in-store, vegan and vegetarian cafe.
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Burlap and Bean Coffee

204 South Newtown Street Rd, Newtown Square, PA 19073
Tel: 484-427-4547
Fax: 484-427-4547
Contact: Christine Endicott
christine@burlapandbean.com
http://www.burlapandbean.com
Burlap and Bean is an independent, family owned and operated, coffeehouse and roastery, located
in Newtown Square, PA. We roast only Fair Trade Certified and Organic Certified Coffee. Our vision
stretches beyond the freshest cup of coffee on the block to global awareness through Fair Trade.
We believe in educating our customers because awareness empowers us to be conscious
consumers. Every cup of coffee brewed in the United States has an impact on a rural community
overseas. With your purchase, our community is enriching the lives of farming families around the
globe and giving back their hope one bean at a time.

Tel: (610) 777-7675
stop by.
market!


Tel: 570-696-4500
Fax: 570-696-1912
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Ahimsa Village
Tel: 814-355-0850
Henry got Crops! CSA

7100 Henry Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19128
Tel: 215-843-2350 ext.325
Contact: Nicole Sugerman and Nina Berryman
henrygotcrops@weaversway.coop
http://weaversway.coop/index.php?page=saul-csa
Henry Got Crops! is a collaborative Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farm to be located on
the grounds of Saul High School on Henry Avenue in Roxborough. The farm will be run by Weavers
Way staff working closely with Saul's agrcology program and the school as a whole to design a farm
that not only brings food to the community, but also serves as an educational opportunity for
students at Saul. The farm will be located right on campus, and teachers and their classes are
invited to learn about and partake in small scale, organic vegetable growing. Philadelphians are
encouraged to join the CSA for our first season.
Sign-up forms can be downloaded at: http://weaversway.coop/index.?page=saul-csa
Linden Hill Gardens

8230 Easton Road , Route 611, Ottsville, PA 18942
Tel: 610-847-1300
Contact: Kristin Perry
info@lindenhillgardens.com
http://lindenhillgardens.com/
Please join Linden Hill Gardens for their new Friday evening Farmers' Market in a quintessential
Bucks County farmhouse setting. There will be over 20 vendors featuring locally grown produce,
baked goods, organic ice cream, eggs, honey, artisanal crafts, special events, music, and
community contests.
Philly Orchard Project (POP)

Philadelphia , PA 19119 Contact: Domenic Vitiello
outreach@phillyorchards.org
http://www.phillyorchards.org
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POP plants fruit trees, nut trees and berry bushes in Philadelphia's 40,000 vacant lots, by partnering
with community groups seeking to expand neighborhood food security, create jobs, shade or
remove concrete, teach agricultural skills, make the city safer and more beautiful.
Schuylkill Center Community Garden

8480 Hagys Mill Rd, Philadelphia, PA 19128
Tel: 215-482-7300 x127
Contact: Peggy Frankenberger
pfrankenberger@schuylkillcenter.org
http://schuylkillcenter.org
The Schuylkill Center's Organic Community Garden is busier than ever as we head into the height of
the growing season. The Gardens are comprised of 481 plots, each measuring roughly 16' x 20'.
One can find towering yellow corn, bright red heirloom tomats, meandering flower beds, and more
growing side by side in this maze of plots. Some plants are chosen to attract bees from the
adjacent apiary. Gardeners grow produce and vegetables for their family, friends and churches. A
few will grow for restaurants; others donate to local food banks. Some use their plot to create an
outdoor oasis to escape to. The Gardens serve as an excellent place to learn new greenthumb
techniques, enjoy the company of fellow Gardeners, and take in the beautiful scenery the area.
Shady Brook Farm

Tel: 215-968-1670
Fax: 215-968-6118
pumpkins.
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Tel: 570-696-4500
Fax: 570-696-1912
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Blooming Glen Farm

98 Moyer Rd, Perkasie, PA 18944
Tel: 215-257-2566
Contact: Tricia Borneman
info@bloomingglenfarm.com
http://www.bloomingglenfarm.com
Blooming Glen Farm, founded in January 2006, is entering its fifth season of production. It is
situated in scenic Upper Bucks County, Pennsylvania on 70 acres of preserved farm land in Hilltown
Township. Farmers Tom Murtha and Tricia Borneman partnered with Henry and Charlotte
Rosenberger who own the land that is Blooming Glen Farm. We all share a common vision for
encouraging sustainable agriculture in Bucks County through farming practices which enrich the soil
and protect our water and air. We grow over 75 different varieties of vegetables, fruits, flowers and
herbs. We market our produce through our 225-member CSA, to restaurants and natural food
stores, and at the seasonal Headhouse Farmers' Market on Sundays in Philadelphia, and Linden
Hill Farmers' Market on Friday evenings in Ottsville.
Cedar Meadow Farm

679 Hilldale Road, Holtwood, PA 17532
Tel: 717-284-5152
Contact: Steve Groff
steve@cedarmeadowfarm.com
http://www.cedarmeadowfarm.com/default.html
Steve Groff and his family, farm 200 acres of vegetables and crops on hilly land in Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania. He has pioneered the "Permanent Cover Cropping System", which includes
no-tillage, cover crops, and effective crop rotations as a way to increase profits, enhance soil and
water quality, and reduce pesticides.
The cornerstone of this system is a unique emphasis on maintaining a permanent cover of crop
residues and cover crops on the soil surface and having something living in the soil at all times. All
vegetables and crops are then seeded or transplanted into the organic mulch. This permanent cover
aids in weed control, has virtually eliminated soil erosion on the farms 3-17% slopes, and has
increased soil and water quality.
A passionate advocate for sustainable agriculture soil conservation, soil health, and food quality,
Steve started no-tilling in the early '80s. He later began using cover crops as another soil
conservation measure and now plants cover crops based on the succeeding crop that will planted
the next year. Some fields have not been touched by any tillage equipment for over 30 years!
Chalestown Farm
2565 Charlestown Road, Phoenixville, PA 19460
Tel: 610-917-0252
Contact: Sarah Rider
info@charlestownfarmcenter.org
http://www.charlestowncooperativefarm.org
At Charlestown Farm, we grow non-certified organic vegetables and small fruits on 40 beautiful
rolling acres in Charlestown Township near Phnixville, Chester County, Pennsylvania. We take great
care to grow the best possible produce and pick it at the peak of ripeness.
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We offer our produce to members of our CSA, shoppers at the Phnixville Farmers' Market, and
selected local restaurants.
Chestnut Acres CSA

315 Hershey Church Road, Kinzers, PA 17535
Tel: 717-768-8589
Contact: Ben Brackbill
ChestnutAcres@frontiernet.net
Clear Spring Farm

206 Garr Road, Easton, PA 18040
Tel: 610-258-5050
Contact: Terry Kromer
clearspringfarm2@yahoo.com
http://www.clearspringfarm.net
We are a family run farm we offer a farm stand with our own and some locally produced fruit. We
offer a Community Supported Agriculture program which we are starting our fifth year. We offer
whole and half shares and Fresh is the best and when you can see it grow it even tastes better.
Clearwater Acres
Tel: 570-224-7687
Farm Fresh Express

305 Windermere Ave., Lansdowne, PA 19050
Tel: 484-461-7884
Fax: 484-461-7886
buylocal@farmfreshexpress.com
http://www.farmfreshexpress.com/
A New Philadelphia-Area Service Delivering the Freshest, Locally-Grown Organic Groceries to Your
Door Year-Round
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Full Circle Farm and CSA

R.R. 4 Box 175-F, Latrobe, PA 15650
Tel: 724-593-7041
Contact: Liz McClunin and Dave Szurszewski
farmfolk@winbeam.com
http://www.smallfarmsuccess.com/full_circle.cfm
Farming practices: Certified Organic, Biodynamic Farming Principles.
Commodities: Fruits, Berries, Vegetables, Flowers, Honey, Maple Syrup, Eggs, Chicken and
Breads.
Season: June through October.
CSA pick-up locations: Farm pick-up only.
Full Circle Farms

132 Goodhart Road, Spring Mills, PA 16875
Tel: 814-364-2885
Contact: Sabine Carey
http://www.fullcirclefarms.com
Full Circle Farms is a family farm that has been under the loving care of the Carey family for more
than 30 years. It is a beautiful 60 acre farm with fertile soil, gentle hills and a little pond often visited
by ducks. Damp bottomland bordering on Sinking Creek is perfectly suited as a refuge for wildlife.
Now under the guidance of Sabine and Thomas Carey, it is our mission at Full Circle Farms to grow
organic vegetables and fruits in harmony with this natural ecosystem, and to strengthen the
connections that link people to the land and to each other.
Our vegetables are certified organic, which means they are grown without synthetic pesticides or
fertilizers, and we do not use any genetically engineered seeds. This assures you many healthy and
nourishing meals fresh from the garden.
We have a small flock of laying hens and are raising limited quantities of pasture-raised, drug-free
broilers according to organic standards.
The fruits (and veggies) of our labor will be seasonally available to all members. There are also
limited quantities of fresh eggs and chickens (frozen) available outside of the growing season.
Contact us for details.
Visit us at (http://www.fullcirclefarms.com" www.fullcirclefarms.com.
Fulton Farm at Wilson College

1015 Philadelphia Ave, Chambersburg, PA 17201
Tel: 717-709-1995
Contact: Eric Benner, Farm Manager
ebenner@wilson.edu
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http://www.wilson.edu/wilson/asp/content.asp?id=205
Fulton Farm CSA is a project of the Fulton Center for Sustainable Living at Wilson College. As an
educational laboratory for the Department of Environmental Studies, our purpose is to educate
Wilson Students and the local community in sustainable food production and land stewardship. We
are a working farm: from seven acres of cultivated land, we raise over 200 different varieties of fruit,
vegetable, and herb crops. Certified naturally grown produce is grown without chemicals, with an
emphasis on soil conservation and minimal energy inputs. Visit the Naturally Grown website for
more on our growing practices.
Greensgrow Farms
2501 E. Cumberland Street, Philadelphia, PA 19125
Tel: 215-427-2702
Fax: 215-427-2702
Contact: Mary Seton Corboy
info@greensgrow.org
http://www.greensgrow.org
(http://www.greensgrow.org" Greensgrow Farm is an experimental urban farm located in the

Kensington section of Philadelphia. We operate a CSA (City Supported Agriculture) program and an
on-site Farm Stand featuring products from our own farm as well as a network of rural growers and
small local businesses.
GroundWork Farms
PO Box 158, Millheim, PA 16854
Tel: 814-349-8915
Contact: Nell Hanssen
nell_hanssen@hotmail.com
http://www.groundworkfarms.com/
A group of farmers in the Penns Creek Watershed have joined together to direct market their
products within our community.
shadow on picnic tableEach of these farmers use environmentally friendly methods to raise a variety
of farm products, including vegetables, herbs, flowers, dairy products, eggs, meats, and berries. By
joining together to coordinate growing, marketing, and distribution, GroundWork Farms aims to
provide an abundant and reliable source of fresh, healthy foods to grocery stores, restaurants, and
individuals. We are currently laying the groundwork for an effort that may one day evolve into a
farmer-owned cooperative, supporting a large number of local farmers and supplying food to a great
many members of our community.
More about each of the farmers
**How to get involved**

~ Join our CSA! ~
CSA, or Community Supported Agriculture is a system of mutual support between the farmer and
the buyer. CSA members buy a share in the harvest, paying for a season's worth of farm products at
the beginning of the year. During the harvest season, CSA members receive a weekly box of fresh,
in-season farm fare. This system benefits farmers, providing them with the upfront capital they need
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to see their farms through the growing season. CSA members receive a box full of fresh and healthy
food at fair prices, delivered to a convenient location. Customers also appreciate the opportunity to
support environmentally sound agriculture in Centre County.
~ Not Just Veggies Anymore! ~
Not Just VeggiesGroundWork Farms moves beyond the traditional produce CSA model to one that
offers a greater variety of local food choices. To this end, we are offering dairy, egg, baked goods,
herb, and flower CSA shares, in addition to a season's worth of fresh vegetables. We are also able
to supply you with dairy products, bread, eggs, and in-season produce year round, so you don't
have to lose out on farm-fresh taste, just because there's snow covering the ground. CSA members
will also have the opportunity to order local fruit, berries and pastured meats.
~ Local Delivery ~
GroundWork Farms offers delivery of customers' share boxes to their home, workplace, or other
convenient location in Centre County. Leave a cooler on your front porch to keep your items fresh all
day, or clear space in the fridge in your office. Contact us to work out the details.
Harford Farm and Flower Market

PO Box 128, Harford, PA 18823
Tel: 570-434-2592
Contact: Judy Smeltzer
harfordfarm@gmail.com
http://agmap.psu.edu/businesses/603
Harford Farm is a small family farm, NOFA-NY Certified Organic LLC, and sells vegetables, herbs
and cut flowers at the Cooperative Farmers Market of Scranton on Mondays and Fridays. The
market opens for 2010 on July 14. Matt Severson, who has gained a following for his baked goods,
is now at the stand next to us on Mondays.
We grow varieties for the best taste and color, not because they ship well. We're always trialing new
varieties, but the old heirlooms are a particular favorite. Since I start tomato plants from seed in a
passive solar greenhouse, I can grow tomats like Brandywine, Orange Banana, Black Krim, and
Green Zebra. I also grow rows of the favorite cherry (Sunsugar/Sungold) and every year try a few
new types. Our other specialties are salad mix and a variety of greens all year, and baby summer
squash in all colors and shapes. And of course there are the cut sunflowers and the wheatgrass.
The vegetables being a bit late in Susquehanna County, we often have a wide assortment of potted
herbs and container plants early in the year. They get pushed off the truck as more vegetables and
flowers mature, or once they're too big to carry around! We'll have sprouts (lentils, wheatgrass, pea
shoots), potted herbs, flowers, foliage plants and sometimes landscaping shrubs.
As always, Geof and I welcome your suggestions, brochure requests, and offers to weed.
Harvest Valley Farms

125 Ida Lane, Valencia, PA 16059
Tel: 724-443-5869
Fax: 724-443-5869
Contact: Art
kings5@nauticom.net
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http://www.harvestvalleyfarms.com
Harvest Valley Farms is a small diversified family farm located near Pittsburgh, PA. Our mission is to
sustain our community and farm by growing the highest quality produce using the least amount of
pesticides and synthetic fertilizers possible.
We farm 135 acres of sustainable vegetables. We have a 330 member CSA and a growing farm
market.

Tel: 215-843-2350 ext.325
Hidden Splendor Farm

801 Riverton Rd., Bangor, PA 18013
Tel: 610-588-4347
Fax: 610-588-8842
Contact: Howard Klein
hiddensplendor@epix.net
Hidden Splendor Farm is a non-certified organic farm In Lower Mt. Bethel Township. We distribute
our produce through our CSA and sell locally at the Easton Farmers' Market.
Inverbrook Farm
345 Lamborntown Road, West Grove, PA 19390
Tel: 610-563-3116
Contact: Claire Murray
claire@inverbrook.com
http://www.inverbrook.com
Inverbrook Farm is a sustainable family farm with a commitment to environmental stewardship,

strengthening community and an enjoyable livelihood. We raise pastured poultry and vegetables in
a chemical free, sustainable manner. We are not certified organic but we feed our chickens a
certified organic feed ration Our products are available through our CSA and at the Kennett Square
Farmers Market.
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Jade Family Farm

Port Royal, PA 17082 Contact: John Eisenstein
jadefamilyfarm@gmail.com
http://jadefamilyfarm.com
Certified organic family farm in Juniata County. Delivers harvest share boxes to Harrisburg,
Newport, Boalsburg and State College.
Kimberton CSA
415 W. Seven Stars Road, PO Box 192, Kimberton, PA 19442, Phoenixville, PA 19460
Tel: 610-933-8339
Contact: Birgit & Erik Landowne
KimbertonCSA@hotmail.com
http://www.kimbertoncsa.org/
Kimberton CSA is located in southeastern Pennsylvania. Our ten-acre garden serves 200
households with vegetables, berries, herbs, flowers, eggs, and some meat, from May-Nov.
We have shares available for the 2010 harvest season. Full shares only.
Kretschmann Farm
257 Zeigler Rd., Rochester, PA 15074
Tel: 724- 452-7189
Contact: Don or Becky Kretschmann
don@kretschmannfarm.com
http://www.kretschmannfarm.com
Becky and I (plus many other helpers) have been providing Pittsburgh area customers with
organically grown produce, fruits, and meats since 1971. Our 80 acre farm is located near
Zelienople, about 35 miles north of the city. We also cooperate with several area farms, some close
neighbors, and a wonderful group of Amish families to our north who have been farming organically.
This assures an even steadier and more varied supply of produce while promoting the growth of
organic production in western PA.
One of the first organic growers in western PA, we have always grown strictly organically and are
certified organic with OEFFA. We believe in no magic formulas, just encourage life everywhere we
can. We fertilize most heavily with the farmer's footsteps, keeping our operation diverse and simple.
We try to give service and value to our customers and to stay humble enough to change. We have
always felt our organic produce should be able to compete well with conventional in both price and
quality. We feel we give our customers both. And more.
Lancaster Farm Fresh Cooperative

101 S. Lime Street, Quarryville, PA 17540
Tel: 717-656-3533
Contact: Wholesale - Casey, CSA - Amy
csa@lancasterfarmfresh.com
http://www.lancasterfarmfresh.com
We are a cooperative of 25 farmers in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, practicing certified organic

and sustainable farming methods. We maintain a community supported agriculture program and sell
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to restaurants and stores through a wholesale price list.
Fresh, local, organic produce, and grass-fed animal products, grown on small, family farms by
Amish and Mennonite farmers.
Landisdale Farm
838 Ono Road, Jonestown, PA 17038
Tel: 717-865-6220
Contact: Rachel Landis
Rachel@landisdalefarm.com
http://landisdalefarm.com
Landisdale Farm is a family owned and operated certified organic farm. We focus on healthy soils,
healthy plants, and we are sure the result is healthy food for you and your family. We have been
growing certified organic produce since 1998. (certified by Pennsylvania Certified Organic)
We invite you to enjoy our home-grown vegetables either through our Community Supported
Agriculture (CSA) program, the Chestnut Hill Farmers Market, the Clark Park Farmers Market, The
Glenside Farmers Market, or the Swarthmore Farmers Market.
We maintain our fields with rich natural soil builders. We rotate our crops from season to season.
We add compost for moisture absorption and fertilization. Compost also keeps the soil from
compaction allowing the plant root to breath and obtain the nutrients the soil holds.
Here on our farm in Lebanon County we raise a full line of certified organic vegetables. Sign up in
the spring for our CSA program. This runs for 22 weeks from June to November. For pick-up
locations please go to our website. Grass-fed beef is available at our farm by the quarter or by the
individual cut. The beef is 100% grass fed and raised without antibiotics or growth hormones. We
distribute organic and raw milk farmstead cheeses, all grass-fed. The varieties are colby, monterey
jack, cheddar, sharp cheddar, baby swiss, and farmers. You are more than welcome to stop by at
the farm as well. Hope to hear from you soon and thanks for buying locally!
Living Hope Farm

461 Indian Creek Road, Harleysville, PA 19438
Tel: 267-625-4525
Contact: Jill Landes
info@livinghopefarm.org
http://www.livinghopefarm.org
Living Hope Farm operates on a 40-acre land base near Harleysville, PA. The farm is a non-profit
ministry that incorporates many topics including: sustainable agriculture, land stewardship and
preservation, job training and a greater understanding of one's connection and interdependence to
land. Living Hope Farm will allow persons to re-root, re-route and get dirty. The primary function of
the farm is to operate as a non-profit CSA.
Matthews Family Farm

116 Matthews Road, Eighty-Four, PA 15330
Tel: 724+222-0460
Contact: John Matthews
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matthewsfamilyfarm@yahoo.com
Multi-generational farm with all types of greenhouse plants in the summer, a complete variety of
vegetables during the summer season and "Tons of Pumpkins", gourds,and corn stalks into the end
of October. We are a founding member of the Penn's Corner Farm Alliance selling to top area
restaurants and a 160 member CSA.
Misty Morning Farm

1781 Hazelet Church Rd., Cherry Tree, PA 15724
Tel: 814-743-5959
Contact: John Hollway or Stanley Chip
jjhollway@winbeam.com; stanleychip@verizon.net
http://mistymorningfarm.org
Misty Morning Farm consists of 127 acres located between Hillsdale and Cherry Tree, Indiana
County, Pa. and has been owned by John and Judith Hollway for approximately nine years. The
farm consists of a typical old farm house, a late model single level, a 14,000 square foot barn, a
small green house and other small outbuildings in a beautiful setting, and is a registered wildlife
refuge.
Because the organization is a non profit corporation it is conceivable and possible that the cost of
product could be lower than originally stated. The amount of participation and assistance rendered
by members could also lower or hold down cost of operation which could also reduce pricing.
Because Misty Morning Farm is an instructional/educational farm some social events will be held
from time to time which should prove to be fun as well as informative.
Because the higher costs of organic food is rapidly causing some levels of the population to be
excluded from the "good -for-you-foods" , we are fast becoming a nation of good (pure) food for the
"haves" and poor quality contaminated/chemically tainted food for the "have nots". Our approach,
via the non-profit concept, is an attempt to bridge the gap and see all natural foods available to a
larger portion of our society.
Myerov Family Farm

306 Elephant Road, Perkasie, PA 18944
Tel: 215-249-3145
Contact: Neil Myerov
myerov@verizon.net
http://www.myerovfarm.com
Savor a wide variety of the freshest locally grown produce by becoming a member of our CSA.
Enjoy trips to the farm. Participate in growing your own food. Cooking and canning classes. Cut
flower bouquets.
U-pick crops - peas, beans, paste tomats, hot peppers, herbs, flowers.
Eat Smart.
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North Star Orchard

3226 Limestone Rd., Cochranville, PA 19330
Tel: 610-593-0314
Contact: Lisa Kerschner
Lisa@northstarorchard.com
http://www.northstarorchard.com
North Star Orchard grows unique (heritage and new) varieties of fruit and veggies that are not
typically grown elsewhere. 50+ varieties of apples, 30+ kinds of peaches and plums, and several
kinds of Asian pears, European pears and a wide range of veggies with awesome flavor and color
are grown on our farm.
Our flavorful, high-quality food is only sold directly to the people who eat it, either at farmers'
markets or through our CSA options.

Tel: 724-735-4054
Contact: Lori Sands
Penn's Corner Farm Alliance

PO Box 160, Shelocta, PA 15774
Tel: 412-956-9873
Contact: Neil Stauffer, manager
pennscorner@gmail.com
http://www.pennscorner.com
Penn's Corner Farm Alliance is your neighborhood connection to farm fresh foods. We bring the
best local foods directly to you through Community Supported Agriculture and local restaurant sales.
Founded in 1999, Penn's Corner Farm Alliance is a farmer cooperative in Southwestern

Pennsylvania. As a group of almost 20 members; we deliver fruits, vegetables, and other farm food
products directly to customers in the Pittsburgh area through our CSA (Community Supported
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Agriculture) program.
In addition, we also market to fine restaurants in the Pittsburgh vicinity. Over the last 10 years, we
have built a solid reputation for freshness and quality. Our farmers use sustainable farming practices
and many of them grow organically. We'd love to hear from you.
Red Earth Farm

1025 Red Dale Road, Orwigsburg, PA 17961
Tel: 570-943-3460
redearthfarm@enter.net
http://www.redearthfarm.org/
Red Earth Farm is a family-owned and operated farm dedicated to bringing the freshest
chemical-free produce to your table. We never use synthetic, artificial, or chemical substances in our
farming process. Our CSA offers the opportunity to CHOOSE your produce weekly online from our
website.
Red Hill Farm

609 S. Convent Road, Aston, PA 19014
Tel: 610-558-6799
aollila@osfphila.org
http://www.redhillfarm.org
Red Hill Farm is located on 183 acres of woodlands and meadows owned by the Sisters of Saint
Francis of Philadelphia, some of the last undeveloped land of Delaware County. Red Hill Farm, a
130 member CSA, is an effort toward promoting healthy community by providing a place where
people can learn the importance of healthy food, healthy soil, community, and a reconnection with
the earth.
The CSA grows a wide array of vegetables, herbs, flowers, and some fruits. Everything is grown
naturally, without the use of pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. We have seasonal community events
for members, as well as ongoing opportunities to enjoy the u-pick gardens, the Children's Garden, or
just relax and take in the scenery.
Reeder Farms LLC

Tel: 610-252-4276
Fax: 610-252-4276
ReederFarms@aol.com
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Robyn Van En Center at Wilson College

1015 Philadelphia Avenue, Chambersburg, PA 17201
Tel: 717-264-4141, ext. 335
Fax: 717-264-1578
csacenter@wilson.edu
http://csacenter.org
The Robyn Van En Center provides a national resource center about Community Supported
Agriculture (CSA) for people across the nation and around the world. The Robyn Van En Center
also offers outreach and works to gain publicity about CSA farms in order to benefit community
farmers and consumers everywhere.
Rushton Farm
Willistown Conservation Trust Community Farm Pgm.
925 Providence Road, Newtown Square, PA 19073
Tel: 610-353-2562 ext.22
Contact: Fred de Long
jds@wctrust.org
http://www.wctrust.org/communityfarm/farm.html
Located in Chester County, Pennsylvania, the Rushton Farm is a program of the Willistown
Conservation Trust. Rushton Farm serves as a model for sustainable agricultural practices and
promotes the values of open space and natural resource protection. By bringing together community
members, farmers, and land in a mutually supportive relationship, the farm program seeks to
contribute to the growth of local, sustainable food networks and connect people more closely with
the rural landscape and agricultural heritage of the Willistown countryside.
Launched in 2008 on a beautiful meadow that never seen pesticides or herbicides, the Rushton
Farm plans to grow to a CSA with 120 members.
Sarver's Hill Organic Farm

CSA and Farmers' Market
438 Old State Route 66, Greensburg, PA 15601
Tel: 724-834-2334
Contact: Paul Sarver
psarverfarm@aol.com
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We are a certified Organic vegetable farm serving the greater Greensburg/ Westmoreland County
Area. Established in 1979, we continue the family farm tradition of our ancestors which started here
in Western Pa. in the late 1700's. We participate in the Farmer's Market Assoc of Central
Westmoreland County & conduct our own CSA/subscription service on the farm. Our products are
supplied to Naturer's Way & Earnest Gourmet in Greensburg through out our season.
Farmers' Market
Schedule and Location:
Tuesdays: Greensburg @ Westmoreland Museum of American Art Main, N. Main St, 3:00 to 6:00
P.M.
Saturdays:Greensburg Community Market,9AM till Noon, Rt 819 @ Lynch Field Park & Aerobic
Center.
(Markets open May till 1st week of November. WIC Farm Market vouchers accepted!)
Shared Earth Farm CSA

131 State Road, Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
Tel: 717-697-0762
Contact: Amy Leber
amleber@comcast.net
http://www.sharedearthfarm.com/
Our season usually begins around the last week of May. After that, once a week for 22 weeks you
come to our farm on the evening you chose at the onset of the season. You pick out your
share—the portion of the harvest that you receive weekly.
There are three different sizes of shares available this year. Whole shares feed four omnivores or
two vegetarians for about one week. They usually contain about 8-12 different items. Partial shares
feed two omnivores or one vegetarian for about one week. They usually contain 5-9 different items.
Sampler shares can supplement home gardens or feed one person. Each week you will receive 4
or 5 different items.
Most of what comprises your share is determined by what is in ready to eat that week, and how
much of it we pick for you. We think that ds not give members enough control over menu planning
for the week. This year we will implement a “your choice table” where you may select a certain
number of the any of the items there. It will usually be comprised of the more odd things and not the
favorites, that everyone begs for like carrots and lettuce. For example, we have two bundles of
yard-long beans that we are trialing, some chard, some escarole, extra tomats, okra, and an edible
weed. You can pick two of those to be included in your share that week. Each week the amounts
and variety available will change, but the concept will be the same. We think this will be fairly simple
to manage, and give you more control of your menus.
Each share size comes with pick your own flowers and herbs opportunities as they are available.
We can't guarantee flowers each week, since we put most of our efforts into growing a big variety of
vegetables and fruits. But for all you flower lovers, summer and fall typically sport some decent
bouquets. Our pick your own herb garden will be started this season and expanded next season, so
look forward to opportunities to gather your own fennel, dill and parsley as you need it.
The volume of food supplied in shares fluctuates from week to week. The most popular items are
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included in shares as they are available. Less popular items are available as a customizable
selection.
Skippack Creek Farm

64 Skippack Creek Road, Souderton, PA 18964
Tel: 215-723-1692
Contact: Joseph McGonigle
skippackcreekfarm@yahoo.com
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4618
Certified Naturally Grown Produce Farm
Snipes Farm
The Farm School at Snipes
890 West Bridge Street, Morrisville, PA 19067
Tel: 215-295-1139
info@farmschoolatsnipes.org
http://farmschoolatsnipes.org
At Snipes Farm, all vegetables and berries are grown using organic farming methods; no pesticides
used.
The Farm School at Snipes' mission is to model and teach sustainable farming, while building
community and reconnecting people to the land. Founded in 2008, the Farm School's "outdoor
classroom" is located on 25 acres of the historic Snipes Farm in Morrisville, Pennsylvania. Believing
in the power of nature and community to heal and teach, the present generation of the Snipes
family, the 11th to farm in Lower Bucks County, has offered the use of its land for the establishment
of a not-for-profit educational resource: The Farm School at Snipes. The Farm School envisions a
world where everyone has access to healthy food, open space and the experience of farming,
where local economies are strengthened by the preservation of small farms, and where priority is
given to sustaining the earth and its natural resources.
Spiral Path Farm

538 Spiral Path Lane, Loysville, PA 17047
Tel: 717-789-4433
Fax: 717-789-4030
Contact: Mike and Terra Brownback
fresh@spiralpathfarm.com
Spiral Path Farm is located in scenic western Perry County, PA, between the Tuscarora and Blue
Mountain ranges. Near the town of Loysville, our family farm consists of 188 diverse acres that have
been under our care since 1978, and on which we grow a wide variety of vegetables, fruits and
herbs. Spiral Path Farm's goal is to provide the best tasting, freshest, and highest nutritional value
food we can grow, while maintaining the land in a fertile, non-toxic state. Spiral Path Farm
is certified organic and food safety certified.
Spoutwood Farm
4255 Pierceville Rd., Glen Rock, PA 17327
Tel: 717-235-6610
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Contact: Rob Wood

spoutwood@supernet.com
http://www.spoutwood.com
Nestled in the rolling landscape of York County, PA, close to the Maryland line, are Spoutwood
Farm's 26 acres, only 45 minutes north of Baltimore. There is a sense of abundant life here amidst
the variety of rolling hills, fertile bottomland, steep wooded hillsides, and old meadows, orchards and
pastures. In this richly diverse setting, it is our mission to help people come alive to nature all around
us as well as to our own creative natures. We invite people to nurture a sense of wonder, to respect
and befriend all living beings, domestic and wild, as well as the environment that supports us all.
Stop by, check out our website, or contact us for information on our farm, CSA, Observatory, or
educational programs.
22 weeks of organically-grown produce - Spoutwood grows everything using organic methods as

prescribed by the USDA. Spoutwood Farm CSA is not certified "Organic", as the expense at this
time is prohibitive. No farm work is required of the shareholders/members, although they are
encouraged to visit the farm, explore the gardens, have picnics, or volunteer as often as they wish.
Pick up your food at the farm or at central locations in York.
Sweet Meriam's Farm--Community Supported Agricultu

Tel: 570-658-8512
Contact: Carla Hine
carla@sweetmeriams.com
http://www.sweetmfarm.com
Sweet Meriam's Farm is the site of a community supported agriculture (CSA) initiative that provides
members with a wide variety of fresh, locally grown, organic vegetables, herbs, berries, and other
high-quality products for 24 weeks, from mid-May through the end of October.
The Ant Hill Farm

1114 Beech Grove Rd, Honesdale, PA 18431
Tel: 570 253 5985
Contact: Eusebius Ballentine
theanthillfarm@gmail.com
http://www.localharvest.org/farms/M20877
A small Certified Naturally Grown farm outside of Honesdale in Wayne County, Pennsylvania, we
are focused on providing nutrient dense food to the people of our area and beyond. Our focus is on
vegetables, fruits, nuts, and mushrooms.
We took over the old dairy farm in August of 2007 and have moved into vegetable production as of
spring 2008. The nuts and fruits we have begun planting as well and will begin to be available in
about 3 years.
We have a CSA, we sell at the Wayne County Farmers Market in Honesdale, we also sell to various
restaurants and stores in our area. Visitors are welcome, as are people interested in apprenticing
and learning about farming, making maple syrup, building, wild plants and mushrooms, and so on.
The Farmer's Wife
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Henry Family Farms

606 Columbiana Rd., Bessemer, PA 16112
Tel: 724-667-8436
Contact: Margaret Henry
maggie.henry@gmail.com
Trailhead CSA and Organic Buying Club

Reeders, PA 18352
Tel: 570-629-1525
kathy@trailheadcsa.com
http://www.trailheadcsa.com
This CSA includes Pennsylvania's most adept organic growers, and enjoy the season's bounty of
organically grown (not all certified) produce, fresh baked goods, raw dairy, eggs, and humanely
raised, grass fed, organic poultry, pork, beef, and lamb.
Village Acres Farm

229 Cuba Mills Rd., Mifflintown, PA 17059
Tel: 717-436-9477
Contact: Roy Brubaker
villageacres@gmail.com
http://www.villageacresfarm.com
For over thirteen years Village Acres has provided fresh organic produce using the Community
Supported Agriculture (CSA) model, with distribution at the farm in Mifflintown and in State College,
Pennsylvania. The 20 acre farm is centered in the village of Cuba Mills, nestled along the banks of
the Lost Creek close to its confluence with the Juniata River. Roy and Hope Brubaker, with help
from their four children, farm apprentices-in-training, and local workers, have cared for and
developed the farm into a widely ersified farm.
Vollmecke Orchards & CSA

155 Cedar Knoll Rd., Coatesville, PA 19320
Tel: 610-383-4616
Contact: Karen Vollmecke
vollmeckecsa@hotmail.com
http://www.csachestercounty.com
Vollmecke Orchards is a 37 acre family-owned farm and orchard growing a wide variety of fruits and
vegetables. They operate a 130 member CSA and offer retail sales as well. Other products: eggs,
angus burger, fruit butters, honey, herbs, cut flowers.
West Liberty Farm

3332 West Liberty Rd, DuBois, PA 15801
Tel: 814-371-1033
Contact: David Chirico
madchirico@yahoo.com
http://www.westlibertyfarm.com
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West Liberty Farm offers a 20 week CSA: vegetable and chicken shares. I grow my vegetables
using organic methods to build the soil. There are no pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides used on
this farm.
Wynnorr Farm
1631 East Street Road, Glen Mills, PA 19342
Tel: 610-399-9080
Contact: Joe & Laura Stratton
http://wynnorrfarm.com
Our farm has been owned by our family for 86 years and we have always specialized in local
produce. We have an on farm produce stand and attend 4 growers markets each week.
Our CSA is a joint effort between our farm and 8 Amish families and we are in our 3rd year with 100
members.
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Tel: 814-355-0850
Braddock Farms
5429 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Tel: 412-362-GROW
Contact: Grow Pittsburgh
info@growpittsburgh.org
http://www.growpittsburgh.org/growpittsburgh/Projects/BraddockFarms
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Braddock Farms is entering its third full growing season on a series of abandoned lots in the historic
borough of Braddock!
Located on a highly visible portion of the main business corridor, and set against the backdrop of the
borough's last remaining steel mill, Braddock Farms is Grow Pittsburgh's largest demonstration
farm.
The vegetable production relies on raised bed construction, intensive planting techniques, and
all-organic methods of growing. Flowers are also grown at a neighboring site and offered for sale.
This summer Braddock Farms will grow a wide variety of vegetables and herbs, sell produce to local
restaurants, and manage a farmer's market right next to Bell's Market on Braddock Ave on
Thursdays from 2pm - 6pm.
"My dream is for Braddock to become the center of urban agriculture in the region."
--Mayor John Fetterman
Braddock Farms has received strong support from the Mayor's Office and Braddock Borough
Council as a revitalization tool that will create job opportunities, transform vacant land into attractive
greenspace, and increase local access to fresh nutritious foods. The long-term goal of Braddock
Farms is to create an operation that is self-sustaining through the sale of food grown on the site.
Braddock Farms has the potential to expand its operations in the near future. Grow Pittsburgh looks
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forward to its growth and development in the years to come. Check back for updates on our
progress.
Clearwater Acres
Tel: 570-224-7687

Tel: 215-620-1873
Fax: 215-551-7563
Eat 'n Park

516 Lincoln Highway, North Versailles, PA 15137
Tel: 412-816-2006
http://www.eatnpark.com
Eat 'n Park recently won the The Glynwood Harvest Award for Connecting Communities, Farmers
and Food and it's easy to see why.
Fifty years ago, Eat 'n Park was the first drive-in restaurant with carhops in the Pittsburgh area. It
has grown to become the leading full-service family restaurant chain in the Pennsylvania, West
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Virginia and Ohio region, operating more than 75 restaurants with over 8,000 employees. In 2002
Eat 'n Park made the forward-thinking commitment to purchase at least 30 percent of their food from
local farmers, grower's cooperatives and producers in season.
In order to accomplish this incredible goal, it created the FarmSource initiative to find and partner
with the finest local growers and producers surrounding each restaurant location.
Eat'n Park is still working towards its goal, currently purchasing 20 percent of their food from local
producers, including two specialty produce distributors and some 20 farms. Through its Green
Initiatives and Green Standards initiatives, Eat'n Park encourages greater sustainability throughout
its operations, including using their purchasing power to source produce from within 125 miles of the
facility; purchasing dairy that is produced without the use of rBST, and purchasing meat from
regional farms when available. It also partners with Seafood Watch to increase its use of sustainable
seafood.
Eat'n Park educates their guests about their local food program through in-restaurant signage
identifying their partner farms and their website lists "This week's local produce: Here's what fresh,
local and delicious at Eat 'n Park this week."
Farm to College
Community Food Security Coalition
Markley Lane, Beaver Springs, PA 17812
Tel: 570-658-2265
Contact: Kristen Markley, Farm to College Program Manager
kristen@foodsecurity.org
http://www.farmtocollege.org
Farm-to-college programs connect colleges and universities with producers in their area to provide
local farm products for meals and special events on campus. These programs may be small and
unofficial, mainly involving special dinners or other events, or they may be large and
well-established, with many local products incorporated into cafeteria meals every day.
Flint Hill Farm Educational Center, Inc.

1922 Flint Hill Road, Coopersburg, PA 18036
Tel: 610-838-2928
Contact: Kathy Fields/Anita Russo
info@flinhill-farm.org
http://www.flinthill-farm.org
Flint Hill Farm Educational Center, Inc. is located on a 28 acre farm in Lehigh County, PA. The
multifaceted Agro-Educational facility of Flint Hill Farm has expanded its focus to meet the
educational and nutritional needs of the rapidly growing area with the desire to bridge the growing
gap between the family farm and the suburban communities growing within the county.

Tel: 814-763-4606
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Tel: 717-709-1995
ebenner@wilson.edu
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Tel: 215-843-2350 ext.325
Herbs from the Labyrinth

9 W Grant St, Lancaster, PA 17603
Tel: 717-290-1517
Fax: 717-396-7768
LabyrinthHerbs@aol.com
http://www.herbsfromthelabyrinth.com
Welcome to Herbs from the Labyrinth, LLC, a woman-owned herb garden and herbal products
business in southeastern Pennsylvania. My name is Sarah Campbell, and I am a trained community
herbalist.
All of the herbs in my garden are lovingly tended with guidance from plant and spirit allies, using
organic methods, and are harvested by hand. A few herbs are wild-crafted with integrity. A few
others are purchased from reliable organic sources. All of the herbal body-care products (including
creams, salves, bath salts & soaps), herbal healthcare and wellness products (including tinctures &
syrups), and herbal ceremonial products (including dream pillows, dried herbs and sweetgrass
braids) are made by hand and in small batches, with an awareness of lunar and seasonal cycles. I
am happy to custom blend teas and tinctures, even smoking blends, to your needs. I also carry
books & other accessories.
I will be sending out an occasional e-newsletter, probably coinciding with the changing of the
seasons, and will include information on new products, specials, recipes and other things of interest.
If you would like to subscribe to the newsletter give me your email address in the subscription box
below.
Joshua Farm
1442 Market St, Harrisburg, PA 17103
Tel: 717-236-4464
Contact: Kirsten Reinford
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joshuafarm@joshuagroup.org
Our farm is a division of the non-profit group, The Joshua Group. We work with local youth atthe
farm, and also provide tutoring programs. Farm stand is open Thursday during the summer from
4-7pm.
Maysie's Farm Conservation Center

15 St. Andrew's Lane, Glenmoore, PA 19343
Tel: 610-458-8129
Contact: Samuel Cantrell
sam@maysiesfarm.org
http://www.maysiesfarm.org
Maysie's Farm Conservation Center is a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to increasing

public understanding of the importance of conservation and ecological thinking. At Maysie's Farm,
we work with individuals, families, communities and educational institutions to encourage ecological
living by demonstrating and advocating organic agriculture, farmland preservation and Community
Supported Agriculture and by offering unique educational programs. Maysie's Farm is developing a
community within Chester County that is based on a local, sustainably produced food supply and a
commitment to ecological living.
Mill Creek Farm

4901 Brown Street, Mill Creek Neighborhood, Philadelphia, PA 19139 millcreekfarm@resist.ca
http://www.millcreekurbanfarm.org
The Mill Creek Farm is a collectively run urban education farm that utilizes vacant land to improve
local access to nutritious foods and to promote sustainable resource use by growing and distributing
produce and by demonstrating ecological methods of living.
In addition to growing food for local distribution, MCF is an education center, giving tours to groups
and hosting field trips and community skill-share workshops. The farm employs youth in a summer
job training program.
The farm partners with the existing community garden to facilitate inter-generational exchange
between school age groups and elders.
The farm's innovative toolshed demonstrates green building and reuse techniques including cob,
solar electric, living roof, compost toilet, graywater collection, and found object mosaic (part of the
mosaic is pictured above).
The farm will fuel its pickup truck, donated by SEPTA, with biodiesel / used vegetable oil.
Misty Morning Farm

Tel: 814-743-5959
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refuge.
Robert A. Macoskey Center

247 Harmony Road, Slippery Rock, PA 16057
Tel: 724-738-4050
Contact: Thomas Reynolds
The Macoskey Center is an 83 acre facility on the campus of Slippery Rock University that promotes
sustainability through demonstration, education and research.
The Market Garden grows a selection of organic greens, beans, beets, carrots, tomats, parsnips,
rutabagas, fresh herbs, fresh cut flowers, berries, potats, summer and fall squash, and other
assorted vegetables and berries.
Tour the Center! Bring your group for a tour of the Macoskey Center and learn how we are putting
sustainability into practice. Generally, a tour covers topics such as renewable energy systems,
green building principles, sustainable farming systems and composting, as well as general
background information on sustainability. A typical tour of the buildings and grounds lasts one and a
half hours. Tours are designed around the specific needs of each group. To schedule your group
for a tour, fill out the online tour request form, or call the Center at the number listed above.

Tel: 717-264-4141, ext. 335
Fax: 717-264-1578
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Tel: 215-482-7300 x127
Second Nature Health Food Store

329 W. Main St., Kutztown, PA 19530
Tel: 610-683-5020
Fax: 610-683-7927
Contact: Elaine Kilgannon
ekilgannon@secondnaturekutztown.com
http://www.secondnaturekutztown.com
Quaint yet complete store with organic and natural foods, herbs, homeopathics, vitamin and whole
food supplements, essential oils, books, and groceries.
Local and organic produce. Gluten, wheat, and dairy free groceries.
Knowledgeable staff trained by the owner, Elaine; a certified Clinical Herbalist, who is dedicated to
continuing and ongoing education.
Meditation classes are offered weekly; please visit our website's Events Calendar for details.
Hours of Operation:
Mon - Fri 9:30 am to 6:00 pm
Wednesday opened until 7:30
Saturday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
The Kind Cafe

Tel: 215-922-KIND
info@kindcafe.com
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Tel: 570-696-4500
Fax: 570-696-1912

Tel: 610-856-7300
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pennsylvania guide: farmers
Abbott's Garden
84 Smith Street, New Milford, PA 18834
Tel: 570-465-3265
Contact: Sue and John Abbott
sjabbott@nep.net
Abbott's Garden is a continually growing Market Garden where we are constantly putting more
square feet under crop every year!! We practice only natural, sustainable and organic growing
methods. Our customer base consists of a growing CSA, direct sales to restaurants and markets,
and email and farmstand sales.
Our little farm is located only 2 blocks in from Main Street in our town, making it an easy and unique
place to stop and visit. Just listen for the roosters (Victor, Pedro, and Rosie)!
Feel free to stop in evenings or weekends, but be prepared to get handed a tool and to get your
hands dirty. But it's the most rewarding, refreshing "work" you'll ever want to do! See you soon!
Absolute Pastured Poultry

572 W County Road, Sugarloaf, PA 18249
Tel: 570-788-1044
absolutepp@email.com
http://absolutepasturedpoultry.com/index.html
We initially began raising chickens for ourselves, but found that others were also interested in
healthier, highest quality, naturally raised chicken that are never fed any antibiotics, hormones or
animal by-products. Our flocks are Cornish/Rock broilers that produce excellent quality, hearty
tasting chicken weighing between 5“8 pounds.
Available spring and summer. Must make prior arrangements. Contact us for details. Thank you.
Ahimsa Village
Tel: 814-355-0850
Alloway Creek Gardens

456 Mud College Road, Littlestown, PA 17340
Tel: 717-359-4548
steelefarm@embarqmail.com
Located in Adams County, PA, Alloway Creek Gardens produces and sells a complete line of herb
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plants, perennials, vegetable plants and old fashioned annuals.
Open Wednesday through Saturday 10 am to 5 pm; Sunday 1-5pm

Seasonal April through July 15
Accept cash, check and credit cards.
Always Somethin' Farm

825 Newtown Hill Rd, Mansfield, PA 16933
Tel: 570-662-1082
Contact: Chester Family
asfarm@mail.com
http://www.alwayssomethinfarm.com
Our homestead and small family farm is located in north central Pennsylvania. Fruits and vegetables
are grown organically and animals are raised on pasture during the growing season. Our Nubian
goats are used for milk and show, Shetland and Coopworth sheep for wool, Delaware and Cornish
Rock cross chickens for meat and eggs, and Midget White turkeys for holiday meals. Our fiber is
washed, carded and handspun on the farm. We also produce handcrafted goat milk soaps and
lotions from pure vegetable (virgin olive, coconut and palm) and essential oils. We maintain
memberships in PASA (Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture) and the ALBC
(American Livestock Breeds Conservancy).
Annie's Acres
2107 Brink Road, Effort, PA 18330
Tel: 610-357-3583
Contact: Annie Blackwell (Owner/Manager)
AnniesAcres@verizon.net
http://www.AnniesAcresFarm.com
Annie's Acres is a small family farm where we grow things the old fashioned way, without the use of
chemicals or pesticides. We believe fresh air, sunshine and nature's fertilizers are the only way to
nurture and grow a quality product. We take pride in providing our customers the best in all natural
farm fresh eggs and organically grown produce at a fair price.
Apple Ridge Farm

RD 3 Box 3139, Saylorsburg, PA 18353
Tel: 610-381-6152
Contact: Brian Bruno
Applefrm@ptd.net
http://www.appleridge.net/
At Apple Ridge our philosophy is simple. Produce the type of food people expect from a small
sustainable family farm. Our goal is to be the farm the factory farms put pictures of on their labels.
In nature everything works together in harmony and we find the same is true in agriculture. The
more diverse our farm becomes the better it runs. We carefully manage the pastures to feed the
animals, the animals in turn help build and fertilize the soil which in turn feeds our vegetables, the
leftover vegetables help feed the animals and the soil (compost), etc, etc,. There are a million and
one marketing terms used to describe individual components of our system such as natural,
biodynamic, pasture raised, chemical free, free range, permaculture, artisan, and the list gs on and
on. Individually each of these terms don't mean much but put all of them together and you've got a
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healthy sustainable farm producing healthy wholesome food without compromising the environment,
animal health, human health, or our integrity as farmers. It is our pleasure to take part in the art of
eating and hope our foods add to the quality of life of those who eat them.
Backyard Bison
685 Crowthers Road, Coopersburg, PA 18036
Tel: 610-346-6640
Contact: Rod Wieder
rod@backyardbison.com
http://www.backyardbison.com
Backyard Bison is a small, unconventional, farm where we use common-sense practices to naturally
produce good food that is good for you.
Our Bison (American Plains Buffalo) are ranch raised with care here on our farm in Upper Bucks
County in Pennsylvania. Our bison herd is on pasture as much as possible, and we do not use
hormones, steroids, or antibiotics with our Bison. We also do not use pesticides or herbicides on
our pastures. We mix our own feed to ensure quality, and we never feed any waste products,
animal by-products, urea, or Rabon to our bison.
Our Bison meat has many outstanding qualities; It is very lean compared to beef, but it is still nice
and juicy. Bison is also more tender than beef, and has a slightly sweeter taste than beef, and no, it
is not wild or gamey tasting. Our gourmet quality bison meat is only available from our farm store,
so stop by to discover the great taste of Buffalo. We have cooking tips and recipes available, and
we love to œtalk bison• so please feel free to ask us any questions that you may have about bison,
bison meat, or how we raise our animals.
Baily's Dairy of Pocopson Meadow Farm

1821 Lenape-Unionville Road, West Chester, PA 19382
Tel: 610-793-1151
Fax: 610-793-1171
Contact: Becky Baily
Dairy farm bottling their own hormone-free milk from grass-fed cows.
Bear Meadows Farm

Animal Welfare Approved Listing
307 Bear Meadows Rd., Boalsburg, PA 16827
Tel: 814-466-7720
This Animal Welfare Approved farm sells AWA milk.
Bearlin Acres Farm

180 Mt. Ash Lane, Shippensburg, PA 17257
Tel: 717-530-3605
Contact: Linda Singley
bearlin@pa.net
http://www.bearlinacres.com/
Raising healthy livestock of Border Cheviot, Blue-Faced Leicester, and Leicester Longwool sheep,
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Cashmere fiber and Nubian dairy goats
Beaver Run Farms

450 Beaver Run Rd, Turbotville, PA 17772
Tel: 570-649-5186
Contact: Steve Forman
jerseybelt1@earthlink.net
We raise in a sustainable setting both Berkshire and crossbred hogs which are ½ Berkshire. We
also raise pastured broilers and cornish hens. We use no antibiotics or hormones. Our hogs and
chickens are fed a diet of wholesome grains and soymeal with no animal byproducts. We offer pork
by the cut, ½, or whole for your freezer. Our poultry is available from May 20 until Thanksgiving.
Poultry is sold fresh or frozen. All products are available for purchase directly from the farm or at the
Susquehanna Valley Growers' Market (Friday afternoons, 2pm to 6pm) and the Williamsport
Farmers' Market (Saturday mornings).
Beccari Farms
5095 Thoms Run Road, Oakdale, PA 15071
Tel: 412-221-8768
vegepete@beccaris.com
http://www.beccaris.com/index.html
In 1963, Mary Beccari started The Beccari's Farm Market. It began with a bushel of apples that she
sold "self-serve" style from a picnic bench. This first stand lasted for about three years. It then
evolved into a small 8-foot by 8-foot lean-to, which was washed away by a flood only two years later.
Then, with used lumber from a demolished house nearby, a larger building and in-ground cooler was
built. That building stood from 1968 to 1991 when the new brick building - the present-day home of
Beccari's Farm Market - was built.
The Beccari's have been in farming since the early 1900's. The basis of the business had been
wholesaling down at the strip in Pittsburgh. But in the early 1960's, Mary saw the coming change in
the produce market. People wanted fresher and better produce than the grocery stores could
supply. The farm market was a way to get the freshest produce to the consumer and cut out the
middleman.
Beccari's Farm is an IPM practicing sustainable farm. This approach we use to manage pests is a
mixture of cultural, physical, biological, and chemical practices, which in turn produces a healthy,
economical and environmentally friendly crop
Bedner Greenhouse
315 Coleman Road, McDonald, PA 15057
Tel: 724-926-2541
Fax: 724-926-3518
russ@bednersgreenhouse.com
http://www.bednersgreenhouse.com
Bedner's Greenhouse is a family-owned business run by Bob and Sue Bedner, their son Russ and
his wife Melanie.
Bob and Sue began growing flowers over 30 years ago to sell at the family's farm market in Upper
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St. Clair. They started out by growing just a few flowering plants in one small greenhouse, and
today they grow one of the largest selections of annuals in Western Pennsylvania.
There are fifteen production greenhouses on their farm, as well as fields where produce is grown..
Plant production begins every January. In the summer and fall, produce is picked daily, including:
homegrown sweet corn, tomats, zucchini, eggplant, hot and sweet peppers, cabbage, broccoli,
cauliflower, cantaloupe, watermelon, pumpkins, gourds, and more.
Beech Springs Farm

784 Mount Carmel Road, Orrtanna, PA 17353
Tel: 717-642-5695
Contact: Jayne Shord
jshord@comcast.net
Certified Naturally Grown produce and cut flowers, specializing in heirloom varieties.
Beechwood Orchards
984 Carlisle Road, Biglerville, PA 17307
Tel: 717-677-6536
Contact: Melissa Allen
melissaallen23@gmail.com
http://www.beechwoodorchards.com
Beechwood Orchards is a family run fruit farm. We raise a large variety of tree fruits, berries, and
some vegetables. We practice integrate pest management (IPM).
Beef and Berries

331 Carlton Road, Sandy Lake, PA 16145
Tel: 724-344-1552
Farm producing organic berries and beef.
Bell & Evans

P.O. Box 39, West Main St, Fredericksburg, PA 17026
Tel: 717-865-6626
Fax: 717-865-7046
http://www.bellandevans.com
While Bell & Evans chickens are free to roam the houses, they're not "free-range" - and for good
reasons. To assure the freshest, most tender meat, our chickens are processed at seven to eight
weeks of age. In order for these young chickens to develop healthfully, they are constantly
monitored for temperature and diet in a strictly-controlled environment and not exposed to bad
weather or diseases.
At Bell & Evans, our chickens are raised without antibiotics on a proper, 100% natural, all-vegetable
diet fortified with vitamins and minerals. Unlike many other chicken growers, we never feed our
chicken junk food like rendered meat scraps; bone, feather or fish meal; or animal fats, oils, and
grease.
You wouldn't eat that stuff and we don't think the chickens should either. What's more, Bell & Evans
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chickens are never fed growth hormones, (Federal law prohibits the use of artificial growth
hormones in poultry), artificial preservatives or unnecessary and non-nutritive coloring agents.
Berry Fields Farm

Bed and Breakfast
Tel: 570-924-3019
Fax: 570-924-3423

berries.

Big Horn Ranch

RD 1 Box 171c, Pittsfield, PA 16340
Tel: 814-563-7348
info@bighornmeats.com
http://www.bighornmeats.com
Big Horn Ranch offers a nice selection of naturally and humanely raised beef, pork, poultry, and
goat, as well as eggs. Their products are available at the Warren Farmers' Market in Warren,
Pennsylvania, open on Saturday mornings from 8:00am to Noon, July through October. The farm
also welcomes visitors.
Birchrun Hills Farm

2573 Horseshoe Trail, Chester Springs, PA 19425
Tel: 610-827-1603
Contact: Susan Miller
km4640@erols.com
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Black Valley Farm

9150 Black Valley Farm, Everett, PA 15537
Tel: 406-599-9797
Contact: Alana Schoffstall
brs150@msn.com
http://www.blackvalleyfarm.com
Black Valley Farm is a family owned farm committed to producing quality homegrown produce to the
public. We believe the true health starts with what you eat.
With this in mind we strive to use no pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers. We get to close
to nature as we can get--we do things her way...
Blackberry Meadows Farm

7115 Ridge Road, Natrona Heights, PA 15065
Tel: 724-226-3939
Contact: Jack & Dale Duff
info@blackberrymeadows.com
http://www.blackberrymeadows.com
Blackberry Meadows Farm was first certified organic in 1992 and has since provided the Pittsburgh
area with high quality local, fruits and vegetables. Our produce is available through CSA shares,
East End Food Cooperative , and three urban farmer's markets.
We're excited to be key players in creating a "local food community" within the Pittsburgh Region
and want to share our knowledge and passion for local organic agriculture with all those who may be
interested.
You can join the local foods movement by becoming part of our CSA or by visiting us at any of our
three farmer's market locations; the Farmers@Firehouse in the Strip, the Monrville Lions Market at
Gateway High School and the Farmers Market at Phipps on the front lawn of Phipps Conservatory.
We have also teamed with Garden Dreams at the Phipps May Market to sell a wide variety of
seedlings. Browse the catalog to see what we will be offering.
Blooming Glen Farm

98 Moyer Rd, Perkasie, PA 18944
Tel: 215-257-2566
Contact: Tricia Borneman
info@bloomingglenfarm.com
http://www.bloomingglenfarm.com
Blooming Glen Farm, founded in January 2006, is entering its fifth season of production. It is
situated in scenic Upper Bucks County, Pennsylvania on 70 acres of preserved farm land in Hilltown
Township. Farmers Tom Murtha and Tricia Borneman partnered with Henry and Charlotte
Rosenberger who own the land that is Blooming Glen Farm. We all share a common vision for
encouraging sustainable agriculture in Bucks County through farming practices which enrich the soil
and protect our water and air. We grow over 75 different varieties of vegetables, fruits, flowers and
herbs. We market our produce through our 225-member CSA, to restaurants and natural food
stores, and at the seasonal Headhouse Farmers' Market on Sundays in Philadelphia, and Linden
Hill Farmers' Market on Friday evenings in Ottsville.
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Blue Goose Farm

2965 Blue Goose RD, Nicktown, PA 15762
Tel: 814-948-7188
Contact: Scott Farabaugh
sctfab@yahoo.com
Our farm grows its vegetables using organic methods. Our row crops and hay are conventional.
Blue Moon Acres

Tel: 215-794-3093
Fax: 215-794-2406
Blue Rooster Farm

1499 Rt. 35 S, East Waterford, PA 17021
Tel: 717-734-2082
royjulie@pa.net
http://blueroosterfarm.com/
Blue Rooster Farm is a family owned and operated beef and sheep farm located in the Ridge and
Valley region of South Central Pennsylvania. Our sheep and beef rotationally graze on
approximately 50 acres of pasture. During the winter they are fed grass and alfalpha hay purchased
from neighboring farms. We do not fatten on corn or other grains, rather we aim to have our beef
finish on grass in about 18 - 20 months. We also avoid the use of sythentic growth hormones and
uncessesary antibiotics. In order to grow our beef quickly on grass and hay, we select for
small-framed Black Angus cows and bulls. Our sheep are predominately North Country Cheviot - a
hardy, flighty, stocky breed who give our Border Collie, Mac, a run for the money. Along with
pasture-raised lamb and beef, we've experimented with raising free-range pigs. We are still learning
how best to incorporate these intelligent, rooting, omivores into our pasture without creating too
much disturbance and chaos on the farm. For now we are offering a limited amount of pork
products.
We have been farming according to organic standards since 1998 , however we are not USDA
certified organic.
BlueGrass Beef
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1908 Upper Brush Valley Rd, Centre Hall, PA 16828

Tel: 814-364-2516
Contact: Sarah D. Rider
bluegrassbeef@yahoo.com
Braddock Farms
Tel: 412-362-GROW
Contact: Grow Pittsburgh
http://www.growpittsburgh.org/growpittsburgh/Projects/BraddockFarms
Home » Projects
BRADDOCK FARMS
Braddock Farms is entering its third full growing season on a series of abandoned lots in the historic
borough of Braddock!
Located on a highly visible portion of the main business corridor, and set against the backdrop of the
borough's last remaining steel mill, Braddock Farms is Grow Pittsburgh's largest demonstration
farm.
The vegetable production relies on raised bed construction, intensive planting techniques, and
all-organic methods of growing. Flowers are also grown at a neighboring site and offered for sale.
This summer Braddock Farms will grow a wide variety of vegetables and herbs, sell produce to local
restaurants, and manage a farmer's market right next to Bell's Market on Braddock Ave on
Thursdays from 2pm - 6pm.
"My dream is for Braddock to become the center of urban agriculture in the region."
--Mayor John Fetterman
Braddock Farms has received strong support from the Mayor's Office and Braddock Borough
Council as a revitalization tool that will create job opportunities, transform vacant land into attractive
greenspace, and increase local access to fresh nutritious foods. The long-term goal of Braddock
Farms is to create an operation that is self-sustaining through the sale of food grown on the site.
Braddock Farms has the potential to expand its operations in the near future. Grow Pittsburgh looks
forward to its growth and development in the years to come. Check back for updates on our
progress.
Brandthaven Farms
25 Brandthaven Drive, Lebanon, PA 17046
Tel: 717-274-5277
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Contact: Phil Burns
Brandthaven Farms is located in South-Central Pennsylvania. We specialize in beef cattle

production.
Our cattle are raised naturally on pasture and finished on a small amount of grain. They receive no
growth promoting hormones or theroputic antibiotics.
We typically have steers for sale in the Fall/Winter. We also have some bred heifers and cows
available this year. Please give us a call if you are interested.
Breakaway Farms
1233 Mastersonville Road, Manheim, PA 17545
Tel: 717-665-1133
Contact: Nathan Thomas - Farmer
info@breakawayfarms.net
http://www.breakawayfarms.net
Our family farms are located in northern Lancaster County and are stewarded by the Thomas
families with emphasis placed on soil health and multi-generational sustainability. Our heritage
breed animals are raised without chemicals and artificial supplements. Our beef is 100% grass fed
and grass finished on our chemical free pastures. Our chickens, turkeys & pigs are pastured raised
and supplemented with locally grown organic grains.
Give our premium meats a try and you'll agree, Breakaway Farms has the finest pastured meats
available.
Breakaway from the conventional fare and join the Grass Fed Revolution!
Brenckle's Farms and Greenhouse

543 Evans City Road, Butler, PA 16001
Tel: 724-482-2353
http://www.brenckle.com
At Brenckle's Farms and Greenhouses - We know plants. Whether you are looking for a flower, a
houseplant, a fern, yard & garden plants, or fresh home-grown produce - We are the place to supply
all of your needs.
We are your Heirloom Pepper and Heirloom Tomato Headquarters. Annually we plant, grow, and
stock more varieties of healthy heirloom plants for the home gardener than anyone within a
multi-state area.
Bridge View Dairy

5158 Forge Road, Oxford, PA 19363
Tel: 717-529-2720
Contact: Rodney & Judith Martin
bridgeviewdairy@juno.com
We are a grass-based, family operated dairy farm with an on-farm store. Our farm has been certified
organic since 2004. Come on out to see the mother cows and their baby calves roaming the rolling
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green pastures and watch the evening milking (weather permitting) between 5 & 6 P.M.
Take home some of our grass-fed, grain-free dairy products and premium beef cuts or enjoy the
free-range eggs from our brown layers. WELCOME!
Broad Valley Orchard

1934 Wenksville Road, Biglerville, PA 17307
Tel: 717-677-4131
Contact: Thom and Judy Marti
email@broadvalleyorchard.com
http://www.broadvalleyorchard.com/
We are committed to chemical-free agriculture. But further, we believe that a farmer grows the soil,
and the soil grows the crop. The best soil has a high organic content, and is a living environment.
Our farm had 3 generations of families farming on it without chemicals. The legacy, as in the Native
American legend of the 7th Generation, is to pass on to the next generations of farmer, a high
quality soil and land, so that even the 7th generation can continue to grow a healthy crop.
The best use of good farm land is farming. Farm land is being developed at about 1000 acres a day.
Adams County farms are feeling the pressures of development.
Brushwood Farm
3775A Powells Valley Road, Halifax, PA 17032
Tel: 717-362-2288
Contact: Diane Wiest
soap@brushwoodfarm.com
http://www.brushwoodfarm.com/
As a "very" small farm, we strongly believe in supporting other small farms, and choosing our
ingredients according to the mantra "Buy Fresh, Buy Local" . The ingredients we cannot buy locally
are chosen, where possible, to come from organic and fair trade sources.
The honey, beeswax, and many of the herbs we use are produced here at Brushwood Farm. Our
goats milk, lard and tallow come from other small farms here in central PA.
Although we produce a few vegan soaps, we prefer to use animal oils in our soaps, both for their
conditioning properties, and to make a conscious statement in favor of locally sourced ingredients
over those from places where environmental and human rights concerns don't get in the way of prof
Buck Run Farm

3575 Doe Run Church Road, East Fallowfield, PA 19320
Tel: 610-384-6576
Contact: Dale and Carolyn Stotlzfus
elkins32@gmail.com
http://www.buckrunfarm.com
Buck Run Farm is Located just off Route 82, 6 miles south of Coatesville, Pennsylvania. The entire
farm is covered with grasses and legumes, which are grazed year round by our black Angus cattle.
They are watered from Buck Run, a tributary of the Brandywine Creek, which supplies drinking
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water to Wilmington, Delaware. We rely on improved pastures to keep our animals healthy, happy
and growing. We are not certified organic, but we treat our animals and the environment with great
care. We do not feed antibiotics or use hormone implants.
We are not licensed to sell retail cuts other than ground beef. If you want steaks and roasts, etc., we
will be happy to sell you a steer (or part interest in one) that is ready for market. You can choose
all-grass fed (seasonal), or an animal fed partly on grain.
We use steak and roast cuts to make a premium quality chopped sirloin.
Angusburger comes frozen, one pound in vacuum pack at $4.50/lb. This is the only product we ship
by overnight express, and the buyer is responsible for this extra cost.
Bull & the Vineyard

13862 West Cherry Hill Road, West Springfield, PA 16443
Tel: 814-756-5217
Contact: Chuck and Maureen Nelson
chumo36@aol.com
Bull & the Vineyard is a 50 acre farm near the shores of Lake Erie where we raise grass fed beef.
We follow the farming practices advocated here on Eatwild.com. Currently, we are offering 4
packages for shipping or pickup. Each package is based on the price of a frozen quarter of beef,
$312.
The beef that gs into our smokies and jerky is the same grass fed beef that we sell frozen. Although
we raise the cows and sell the beef, a nearby butcher, who has a USDA inspected facility, ds our
butchering and makes the jerky and beef sticks. We ship via 2 Day Fed Ex.
Package 1:
Freezer Beef Package
2 lbs. Filet Mignon
6 lbs. NY Strip Steaks
7 lbs. Ribeye Steaks
60 lbs. Ground Beef (93% lean)
Package 2:
Best Shipping Value
5 lbs. Beef Jerky
15 lbs. Smokies (Beef sticks)
2 lbs. Filet mignon
6 Lbs. NY Strip Steaks
7 lbs. Ribeye Steaks
Package 3:
Combo Pack
5 lbs. Beef Jerky
10 lbs. Smokies (Beef Sticks)
25 lbs. Ground Beef
10 lbs. Loin Steaks
Package 4:
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Freezer Saver
10 lbs. Beef Jerky
20 lbs. Smokies (Beef sticks)
Burdick Creek Gardens

R.R. 6, Box 6177-a, Montrose, PA 18801
Tel: 570-278-4577
Fax: 570-278-5068
Contact: Richard and Wendy Seymour
gotgarlic@yahoo.com
http://www.burdickcreek.com
In addition to garlic, we sell fresh produce at the Wilkes-Barre farmers market and we manufacture
several products - Bobcat Hot Sauce, Bread Dippers and Porcelain Garlic Dust.
Burns Angus Farm

101 Orchard Road, New Wilmington, PA 16142
Tel: 724-946-3125
Fax: 724-946-3125
Contact: John Burns
burnsangus@yahoo.com
http://www.BurnsAngus.com
Grass-Fed, All Natural Black Angus Beef by the 1/4, 1/2, whole or frozen cuts. Free-Range Fresh
Eggs. Available all-year at the farm or market sites. See our web-site. Thanks for viewing! -The
Burns Family
Butter Valley Harvest

1690 Route 100, Bally, PA 19503
Tel: 610-845-0707
Contact: Amanda or Ryan Ehst
amanda@buttervalleyharvest.com
http://www.buttervalleyharvest.com
We grow lettuce, tomats, and cubers in a hydroponic, environmentally-controlled greenhouse. All of

our produce is pesticide free.
Calico Cow Organic Dairy & Natural Farm

2240 Creek Drive, Juncture of Rte. 170 and Rte. 670, Waymart , PA 18472
Tel: 570-448-2658
Contact: Mark & Suzanne Lichtenstein
marklichtenstein@yahoo.com
Calico Cow Organic Dairy & Natural Farm is a grass-based farm that practices stewardship farming.
Located in Wayne County, PA, we offer licensed, organic Raw Milk, natural Meats and Chicken, and
True Free-Range Eggs. Available year-round. We never use antibiotics or hormones, and always
keep in mind the natures and needs of the animals.
Raw Milk: Available by the gallon or half-gallon in jugs provided on site. We feed our cows minimal
amounts of non-soybean grains. We base grain usage on the conditions of the cow, believing it is
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important to consider the welfare of the cow as well as the qualities of the milk. In summer the cows
receive 0 to 5 pounds of grain per day and eat mostly pasture grasses. In the winter they receive 5
to 10 pounds per day to help them combat the cold weather of northeastern Pennsylvania, and
unlimited access to the best-quality hay we can make or buy. Our Grade A milk is rich with good-fat
cream. NOFA-NY certified organic. USDA organic. Pennsylvania-Licensed.
Eggs: True free-range eggs from free-roaming hens.
Meats: Grass-fed beef, milk-fed pork, and milk-fed, unconfined veal. Meats are frozen in
vacuum-wrapped, ready-to-cook portions. Top-quality butchering, USDA-inspected.
Chicken: Meadow-raised whole roasters.
On-Farm Store: We have a new, on-farm store opening in January 2007. Call for details.
Appointments also available.
Note: Ask us for directions. Do not use Mapquest, as it will send you somewhere else. We look
forward to seeing you!
Calkins Creamery on Highland Farm

288 Calkins Road, Honesdale, PA 18431
Tel: 570-729-8103
Fax: 570-729-1358
Contact: Emily Montgomery and Zack Bryant
happycow@calkinscreamery.com
http://www.calkinscreamery.com
Calkins Creamery produces raw milk farmstead artisan cheese right on the family farm. Milk is
transferred directly from the farm's bulk tank into the cheese vat in the creamery. This results in the
freshest milk possible for cheesemaking. The farm also offers beef and whey-fed pigs.
The family farm was established in 1841 and is in the process of introducing additional sustainable
practices with the hope of sustaining the farm another 166 years. The farm and creamery are
operated by Bill Bryant, his two sons Zack and Mike and his youngest daughter Emily (the
cheesemaker).
We welcome visitors to our beautiful corner of Wayne County. Visit our beautiful new creamery,
then stop by Calkins Creek Vineyard (a stone's throw), and stay over at one of the area's lovely bed
and breakfasts.
Canyon Livestock Company

Rd. 6, Box 205, Wellsboro, PA 16901
Tel: 570-724-7788
Canyon Livestock Company raises beef cattle under two different systems. Animals that end the
summer weighing 700 pounds or more are butchered early in the fall, making grass their sole source
of nourishment. Those that weigh less than 700 pounds are over-wintered on a diet of hay and
some grain. In early spring, they are returned to the pasture to be finished on grass. (All animals are
butchered before their second spring.)
The beef is available in quantity only
Caprine Delight
1778 Chambersburg Rd., Gettysburg, PA 17325
Tel: 717-334-3263
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Contact: Candy Walker
Our own Pure Maple Syrup! $10.00 / 8 oz. $13,00 / 12 oz.
Fresh (mostly brown) Eggs from pastured free range hens: $3.00/dozen. Pastured Turkeys:
Standard Bronze 7-25 pounds. Roasting Chicken. Quarters, Halves, and Whole Roasters (6-12
pounds). $4.00 / pound. All poultry raised on pasture and fed a SOY FREE mix of wheat, corn, oats,
barley, alfalfa.
Naturally raised registered alpine dairy goat Raw Milk, delicious. $11/gallon in your container.
Containers available for purchase, glass or plastic.
Aged raw goat milk artisan cheeses: General's Choice, General's Caraway, Summer Picnic, Dill
Picnic, Leaning Tower, Moonlight, First Shot Feta, Creekside, Seven Stars. $8/half pound.
Goats are on rotated pasture, and get corn, oats, and barley whole grains (NO SOY), sunflower and
flax seeds during milking. Herbs and essential oils are used for worming and treatment. No
antibiotics, no chemical wormers, and no hormones are given. Goats are tested and negative for all
major goat diseases.
Raw local Honey $12/guart $4/cup.
Open Sunday - Friday, noon-8pm. Closed Saturdays. Farm tours available.
Cedar Meadow Farm

679 Hilldale Road, Holtwood, PA 17532
Tel: 717-284-5152
Contact: Steve Groff
steve@cedarmeadowfarm.com
http://www.cedarmeadowfarm.com/default.html
Steve Groff and his family, farm 200 acres of vegetables and crops on hilly land in Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania. He has pioneered the "Permanent Cover Cropping System", which includes
no-tillage, cover crops, and effective crop rotations as a way to increase profits, enhance soil and
water quality, and reduce pesticides.
The cornerstone of this system is a unique emphasis on maintaining a permanent cover of crop
residues and cover crops on the soil surface and having something living in the soil at all times. All
vegetables and crops are then seeded or transplanted into the organic mulch. This permanent cover
aids in weed control, has virtually eliminated soil erosion on the farms 3-17% slopes, and has
increased soil and water quality.
A passionate advocate for sustainable agriculture soil conservation, soil health, and food quality,
Steve started no-tilling in the early '80s. He later began using cover crops as another soil
conservation measure and now plants cover crops based on the succeeding crop that will planted
the next year. Some fields have not been touched by any tillage equipment for over 30 years!
Cedarland Farm
168 Slab Road, Delta, PA 17314
Tel: 717-862-3244
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Contact: Amanda Grace

cedarlandfarm@verizon.net
http://www.cedarlandfarm.com
We are a small family farm dedicate to raising Icelandic sheep as naturally as possible. We believe
in nurturing the land by intensive grazing and rotation. The meat lambs are raised on grass/hay
alone and with a custom mineral mix stay very healthy. We deworm only when needed, not on a set
schedule. The Icelandic meat is very mild and many who don't love lamb enjoy it. We also sell
registered breeding stock, fleeces, roving, handspun yarn and wool craft items. We occasionally
have litters of English angora rabbits and sell the fiber as well. Grass-fed poultry and eggs are
available on a limited basis.
Chalestown Farm
2565 Charlestown Road, Phoenixville, PA 19460
Tel: 610-917-0252
Contact: Sarah Rider
http://www.charlestowncooperativefarm.org
At Charlestown Farm, we grow non-certified organic vegetables and small fruits on 40 beautiful
rolling acres in Charlestown Township near Phnixville, Chester County, Pennsylvania. We take great
care to grow the best possible produce and pick it at the peak of ripeness.
We offer our produce to members of our CSA, shoppers at the Phnixville Farmers' Market, and
selected local restaurants.
Charlestown Cooperative Farm

2565 Charlestown Rd., Phoenixville, PA 19460
Tel: 610-917-0252
http://www.charlestowncooperativefarm.org/
Charlestown Cooperative Farm is a CSA, a Community Supported Agricultural farm. The Andersen
Family established the farm in 2001 on 40 acres purchased from the Fisher Family in an effort to
preserve the beautiful site in scenic Charlestown Township, provide the community with fresh local
produce, and encourage the establishment of a network of sustainable farms in the Phnixville area.
Charlestown Cooperative Farm offers a complete variety of vegetables, flowers, and herbs to its
members from June through November. Bourbon Red heritage turkeys are available to members
during Thanksgiving. As a member you would pick up vegetables once a week at the farm from
June through November. It's about 22-24 weeks, depending on the late or early frost in the fall. In
the barn there is a blackboard that lists all the pickups for that day and the U-pick items as well.
The share usually includes about 12-16 different items in quantities for a family of four (2 adults and
2 children). The U-pick items may have some limits but are available for you to pick that day or any
other time during the week and half days on Saturdays. U-pick items include beans, peas, flowers,
herbs, cherry tomats, paste tomats, soybeans, hot peppers, strawberries and raspberries as they
come in season. Wonderfully fresh vegetables are hand-picked at the peak of ripeness, affording
the best taste and highest nutritional content.
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As an added benefit, members may pick herbs, beans, peas, cherry and paste tomats, and fresh
flowers during the week, as they are available. If you're not a member of the CSA program, you can
still purchase Charlestown Cooperative Farm products at The Phnixville Farmers' Market on
Saturdays from 9am to 1pm, from May 13th through November 18th.
Cherry Tree Farms

478 Juniper Road, Cherry Tree, PA 15724
Tel: 814-743-6589
Contact: Doyle Freeman
Cherry Tree Farms is a family operation raising certified organic grass fed meats as well as hay and
honey.
Cherry Valley Organics

518 Jofrre-Cherry Valley Road, Burgettstown, PA 15021
Tel: 724-777-0790
info@cherryvalleyorganics.com
http://www.cherryvalleyorganics.com
Cherry Valley Organics is a certified organic producer of over 400 varieties of vegetables, herbs,
berries, and flowers, located on Cherry Valley, Washington County, Pennsylvania.
Additional all-organic and hand-made product lines were recently added to the farm enterprise,
including herbal bath & body products, herbal teas, baked goods, and dried herbs and vegetables.
Products are sold via various venues in the Pittsburgh metropolitan region, including restaurants,
specialty food stores, florists, and farmers' markets, as well as via an "a la carte" subscription
service for individuals and households and a traditional “farm share” program for corporate and
institutional accounts.
Chester Stoltzfus Farm

196 Smucker Hill Rd., Lykens, PA 17048
Tel: 717-365-3064
Contact: Chester Stoltzfus
Chestnut Acres CSA

315 Hershey Church Road, Kinzers, PA 17535
Tel: 717-768-8589
Contact: Ben Brackbill
ChestnutAcres@frontiernet.net
Clan Stewart Farm

5662 Wesley Chapel Road, Huntingdon, PA 16652
Tel: 814-667-3852
Contact: Linda Moist
ClanStewart_Farm@hotmail.com
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http://www.clanstewartfarm.com/
Clan Stewart Farm, is a 160+ acre 7th generation, Bicentennial family farm located in central
Pennsylvania. Clan Stewart Farm is one of Pennsylvania's few remaining Bicentennial farms. Our
land, which has been farmed by our family since 1793, is very precious to us. We believe that
producing fresh, nutritious, and healthy food and selling it locally is the best way to ensure a
bountiful local food supply, protect the environment, and keep farmers on the land.
Clear Spring Farm

206 Garr Road, Easton, PA 18040
Tel: 610-258-5050
Contact: Terry Kromer
clearspringfarm2@yahoo.com
http://www.clearspringfarm.net
We are a family run farm we offer a farm stand with our own and some locally produced fruit. We
offer a Community Supported Agriculture program which we are starting our fifth year. We offer
whole and half shares and Fresh is the best and when you can see it grow it even tastes better.
Clearwater Acres
Tel: 570-224-7687
Clodhopper Farm
RR 1 Box 186, Springville, PA 18844
Tel: 570-965-2201
Contact: Peter and Eliza Comly
clodhopper@epix.net
http://www.clodhopperfarm.com
Clodhopper Farm is a small family owned farm, located in Springville, Susquehanna County,
Pennsylvania. We have been farming here since August of 1996. The farm consists of 48 owned
acres and 32 rented acres, most of which produce an abundant crop of a large variety of grasses.
This grass is excellent for raising high quality meats. We currently offer grass fed beef, all natural
pork, and pasture-raised chicken, turkey and eggs.
We believe that our mission as farmers is to provide the highest quality farm products possible while
being good stewards of the land. We use only farming practices that we believe will improve the
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land. Another important aspect of our farm is the humane treatment of our animals. We feel that
livestock should be raised in low stress surroundings in which their needs are met and they are
allowed to grow in a natural environment. The pigs can root, the chickens can scratch and the cows
can graze.
Common Ground Farms

1200 Impounding Dam Rd., Hanover, PA 17331
Tel: 717-451-4421
Contact: Michael Blank
healthyveggy@yahoo.com
Common Grounds Farm was 'born' 2003 after many years of planning and research. I want to offer
only 'Healthy Foods'. We will sell only organically grown fruits and vegetables nurtured for the
promotion of good health. We hope to educate our friends about the trusted healthy alternatives to
the "Factory Farm Foods", and show how our foods will surpass in quality and taste.
Also beginning this year I am hoping to start growing talapia and striped bass in our pond, for a
'fresh' alternative.
Common Ground Organic Farm

176 Zuck Rd, Spring Mills, PA 16875
Tel: 814-364-9171
Fax: 814-364-2330
Contact: Leslie Zuck
CommonGro@aol.com
http://www.commongroundfarm.com
Common Ground Organic Farm produces nutritious organic lamb, chicken, turkey, eggs and
vegetables. Our Jacob and Finn sheep, angora goats and llama produce wool for sale. We are
dedicated to the land, nurturing the soil, and acting as responsible stewards in our relationship with
the earth and what it can provide.
Common Ground has 82 acres in the Appalachian Mountains of Central Pennsylvania, including
mountainside pastures and natural wooded areas.
We work hard to build healthy soil, which is the foundation of our organic system. Cover crops,
compost, mowing, rotation among livestock species and natural habitat form the basis of our pasture
system. We do not use synthetic fertilizers.
Lambs are raised on 100% certified organic pasture and hay. They receive no grain and have
access to pasture 24 hours a day, all year long. Turkeys and chickens sold as broilers are raised on
free-range pasture. Hens producing eggs are on free-range pasture or in a large portable pen. In
addition to pasture, all poultry eat 100% certified organic whole and ground grains. They also eat a
lot of leftover organic vegetables! No antibiotics, parasite medications or hormones are used.
Please see our website for ordering information.
Country Lane Poultry

345 Hess Rd, Leola, PA 17540
Tel: 717-656-7321
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Contact: Norman & Donna Stoltzfoos

countrylane@redrose.net
Country Lane Poultry is a small 13-acre organic farmette, nestled in the heart of Lancaster County's
Amish farmland. We, Norman and Donna Stoltzfoos, along with our six children, own and operate
this small parcel of ground the Lord has blessed us with.
Country Lane Poulty is a certified organic farm, raising free-range chickens for poulty and eggs. Ask
about our seasonal avilability of Grass-fed Beef and array of organic produce as well. Our products
are also available at the Reading Farmers Market, 2935 N. 5th St. in Reading.
Our motto is: "Bringing the farmer back to the Farmers Market."
Country Time Farm

3017 Mt. Rd., Hamburg, PA 19526
Tel: 610-562-2090
Contact: Paul Crivellaro
countrytimefarm@msn.com
http://www.countrytimefarm.com
Country Time Farm is located on the mountainside of Hamburg, Pennsylvania where proprietors
Paul and Ember Crivellaro run the farm. The Crivellaro family has been farming since the 1900s,
originally as diary farmers in Easton, Pennsylvania. However, in 1980 the Crivellaros decided they
needed to enter a new market and converted the dairy farm into a hog farm. Then, in 1989, Paul
and Ember Crivellaro needed to expand the farm, so they moved a few miles west to Hamburg.
There they purchased 55 acres of land and updated and expanded their hog farm.
The Crivellaros saw an opportunity in the growing market of health foods and began raising
chemical free hogs. Paul and Ember solely maintain and run the entire farm. They take special pride
in their hogs, treating them as if they were their children. This is essential in providing the highest
quality of pork imaginable. Today, Country Time Farm provides the top restaurants in Philadelphia
with incredibly healthy and great tasting pork, including some heritage breeds.
Cow-a-Hen Farm
RD #2 Box 262, Mifflinburg, PA 17844
Tel: 570-966-2678
Contact: William Callahan
cowahen@ceinetworks.com
* Grass Fed Beef

* Suckled Veal
* Pastured Roasting Chickens
* Free Roaming Hens' Eggs
* Meadow Raised Turkeys
* Pastured Pork
We have been herbicide free since 1995. We use herbivores not herbicides!
We raise our own - we do not sell second hand products.
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Cowbridge Farm
1366 Route 660, Wellsboro, PA 16901
Tel: 570-724-7839
Contact: Lynn Wigglesworth
Lynnw@chilitech.net
Small diversified family farm. Sustainably-raised vegetables, pasture-raised beef and lamb, and
eggs from free-range hens are sold seasonally through an on-farm stand.
Creek Bottom Farm

165 Fixit Lane, Port Matilda, PA 16870
Tel: 814-409-9479
Contact: Wayne and Carol Shuey
creekbottomfarm@comcast.net
Family operated produce farm and greenhouse tucked away in the Allegheny foot hills of the Upper
Bald Eagle Valley. We offer locally grown fresh produce, taking pride in hard to find crops such as
okra, black-eye peas, shell beans, yellow and green roma beans, and kale. Located on Fowler
Hollow Lane just off of old US 220 in western Centre county. If using I-99 we are 3 miles south of
the Port Matilda Exit, or 5 miles north of the Bald Eagle exit. Then 1/8 mile up Fowler Hollow on the
left.
CreekSide Sheep and Wool

586 Fish and Game Road, Littlestown, PA 17340
Tel: 717-359-9472
Contact: Terry and Sally Scholle
tjschol@creeksidesheep.com
http://www.creeksidesheep.com
We are located in the rolling hills of south-central Pennsylvania close to historic Gettysburg.
Our operation is 100% grazing. The sheep are on pasture all year.
To take advantage of the lush spring growth, we schedule our lambing for early spring.
Our markets include the Muslim trade as well as the auction. Most of our sales occur in January of
each year.
All lambs are raised and finished on grass. Our ram lambs are 'uncut' and are kept in a separate
pasture after they are about four months old.
Culp Farms
2074 Hobson Drive, Ford City, PA 16226
Tel: 724-763-3745
Contact: Robert Culp
psammys@windstream.net
Offering grass fed angus beef.
Dancing Creek Farm
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RD #1, Box 536, Port Royal, PA 17082

Tel: 717-527-2831
Contact: Mick Kodner and Kris Machusick
Our farm is in the mountains of beautiful central Pennsylvania. We produce 3-4 acres of organic
vegetables for sale through the Tuscarora Organic Growers Cooperative which sells mostly in the
Washington DC and Baltimore area. We raise about 500 meat chickens in movable coops on
pasture that we sell to individuals. My son has a small CSA and sells to a local restaurant. We have
an heirloom melon tasting picnic the 3rd week of August.
Dawson's Orchard
122 Petersburg Road, Enon Valley, PA 16120
Tel: 800-EAT-APPL
kmcowher@hotmail.com
http://www.dawsonsorchards.com/
Dawson's Orchards has always been a family owned business and It is our mission to provide you
with the highest quality produce as well as outstanding service.
Located in rural Enon Valley, PA, it was established back in 1946 when George and Janet Dawson
purchased around 45 acres of land from George's parents and planted some of the first fruit trees.
Throughout the 1960's, George and Janet raised both fruit and chickens. Eventually, the “chicken
house” became the “packing house”, which is where all the fruit is packed today.
At present, about 30 of the acres owned are actually farmed. Most of that acreage is taken up by
apples, with about 2 acres of pear trees, 5 of peaches and nectarines, and an assortment of berries
and prune plums. Dawson's Orchards also brokers watermelon and packs apples for wholesale
trade.
Janet still constantly works outside during spring, summer and fall. Having spent most of her life on
the farm, growing and selling fruit, she's well aware of what needs done and very willing to do it.
Deep Springs Farm

443 Stover Road, Harleysville, PA 19438
Tel: 215-256-9720
Contact: Andrew Knechel
Andiesel400@yahoo.com
Deep Springs Farm raises egg-layers and broilers on pasture. Our happy chickens are outside as
much as they desire, and receive only all-natural fresh-ground feed.
Eggs and chicken are available any time at our self-serve stand. Eggs are $2.50/dozen and whole
dressed birds are $2.50/pound. Or stop by our stand at the Indian Valley Farmers Market in Telford,
PA on Main Street, across from the Towne Restaurant, Saturday mornings, June - October.
Dietz Produce
5974 Lincoln Highway, 141 Strickler's Lane (mailing), York, PA 17406
Tel: 717-252-1222
Contact: David Dietz
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Dietz Produce is a family-run business that has supplied our local community with fresh fruits and
vegetables for over 30 years. Our roadside stand is situated along the historic Lincoln Highway, 1.1
mile west of Wrightsville. We also have a stand at York's Central Market House.
While we are not certified organic, we have not used herbicides for at least a dozen years and
ceased using conventional pesticides in the 2001 growing season. Even though we are growing
things more naturally every year, we at the same time continue to sell other local produce that is
conventionally grown.
Double G Farm
227 Henne Rd., Bernville, PA 19506
Tel: 610-488-6555
Contact: Barb and Kevin Gorski
Double G Farm offers pastured poultry and eggs from pastured hens. Barb and Kevin Gorski applied
for a SARE grant to determine the nutritional benefits of their poultry products and discovered that
their broilers have 21 percent less total fat, 30 percent less saturated fat, and 28 percent fewer
calories than ordinary chicken. Their eggs are richer in vitamin A and much lower in cholesterol than
factory eggs. Their products are available from June through October at their farm. The Gorskis ship
their products within Pennsylvania.
Dove Song Dairy

108 Siegfreid Rd, Bernville, PA 19506
Tel: 610-488-6060
info@dovesongdairy.com
http://www.dovesongdairy.com/
http://www.dovesongdairy.comDove Song Dairy is an old-fashioned family farm, located in the

rolling hills of Berks County, Pennsylvania. Our farm, which dates back to the colonial era, uses a
modern day milking facility we designed to ensure quality conditions for our milk and comfort for our
animals.
Our 300 goats, made up of mostly Alpines, with a sprinkling of Saanans, Nubians and LaManchas
are individually named and enjoyed by friends and family alike. Our herd is accredited TB and
Brucellosis free. It is also a closed herd meaning we do not bring any new animals on the premises
since they could have an illness.
We believe in a natural approach to animal husbandry. Our dairy goats are raised free range. Since
we feed our goats our own special ration with lots of vitamins and minerals and no animal
bi-products, medication is rarely needed, and we do not add hormones to increase milk production.
So if you're tired of over processed, harshly flavored milk, give ours a try. With its fresh, rich and
creamy flavor, you'll agree it's the best tasting http://www.dovesongdairy.com/milk.html raw goat
milk available.
http://www.dovesongdairy.com/cheese.html Raw goat cheeses include fresh mozzarella, ricotta,
and cheddar. None of the cheeses are heated above 102Â°F, thereby keeping essential and healthy
enzymes intact. Cheeses are also available from local natural food stores and can be shipped.
The http://www.dovesongdairy.com/soap.html soap we hand-make at our farm is made with our
own raw goat milk and all natural ingredients. We use pure vegetable oils, essential oils and herbs,
spices and flowers to make our soap. We even add glycerin and vitamin E for extra nourishment. It
dsn't contain harsh chemicals, artificial dyes or artificial fragrances that could irritate or dry out your
skin. Our soap will not only cleanse, but leave your whole body incredibly soft and smooth.
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Dusty Acres
260 McPherson Rd, Oil City, PA 16301
Tel: 814-677-3313
angel1@highstream.net
Our livestock is pasture raised and pasture finished. All of our products are chemical free.
Eberly Poultry Farms

1095 Mont Airy Rd, Stevens, PA 17578
Tel: 717-336-6440
Fax: 717-336-6905
Contact: Robert Eberly, Tom Mikus
http://www.eberlypoultry.com
Eberly Poultry is free-range raised on small Amish and Mennonite family farms in the heart of
Pennsylvania Dutch Country. Eberly's poultry is hand processed in a low volume environment; this
enhances the quality taste of our birds. In our world of poultry raising, it is a balanced blend of family
farm tradition and advanced development of both poultry breeds and organically grown feed grains.
Our poultry breeds are selected because they grow better naturally.
We produce certified organic chickens and turkeys, as well as antibiotic-free cornish game hens and
roasters. Our organic chicken is conveniently available cut up in quick-frozen packages.
Eberly's poultry can be purchased from an outlet on the farm; store hours are Monday through
Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Elk Trails Ranch

Owego Pike and Route 106, West Clifford, PA 18470
Tel: 570-222-5665
elktrail@nep.net
http://www.elktrailsranch.com/Welcome.html
This wonderful ranch provides naturally raised, pastured Angus beef, bison meat, and poultry. The
ranch is open to visitors on Friday from 3:00pm to 7:00pm and Saturday from 1:00pm to 5:00pm.
Those in the New York City metropolitan area can purchase Elk Trails Ranch products at the Union
Square Greenmarket on Wednesday and Saturday.
ErReR Hill Farms

499 Riggs Road, Friedens, PA 15541
Tel: 814-445-4440
Fax: 814-444-1302
Contact: Shahira Hoffman, Ruth
http://www.errer.com
ErReR Hill Farms is located about 65 miles east of Pittsburgh, in beautiful Somerset County,
Pennsylvania. The original name of the farm was Oak Springs Farm and was purchased in 1946 by
Eugene Riggs and his son Sidney W. Riggs. It was operated as a small dairy farm until 1957, when
the dairy cows were sold and the first Angus cows were purchased. It has been a continuous Angus
farm since that time.
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Photo of the Farm In 1972, after the passing of Sidney Riggs' brother, Dr. Robert E. Riggs, and in
memory of his father, Eugene Riggs, Sidney combined their initials and renamed the farm to ErReR
Hill Farms.
Like other farms, we raise various crops including hay, oats, and soybeans. Once harvested these
products are used to feed our livestock.
The farm currently operates a Specialty Shop where genuine ostrich leather productsand other
unique gift items are sold. Angus auctions are held at the farm twice a year and ErReR Hill Farms
has become a well- known and established breeder of Black Angus bulls and heifers. After the
passing of Sidney Riggs in September of 2006, his sons Bill and Dan took over the management of
the farm. Bob Hay, Sidney's nephew, runs the day to day operations
Ewe Win Farm

105 Jennie Lane, Lewistown, PA 17044
Tel: 717-242-4154
Contact: Cadie Pruss
acadia@lcworkshop.com
We sell leg of lamb, stew meat, ground lamb and other cuts of lamb by the pound. Our sheep are all
pasture raised. Animals raised on well-managed pastures are better for your health, better for their
health, better for the environment and they taste better too!
We raise registared Katahdin sheep and we do offer breeding stock for sale as well. Katahdin sheep
have a milder flavor and are less greasy because they do not grow wool- they grow hair and so they
do not produce as many oils as a wool breed of sheep.
Farmers Market in Hershey

1215 Research Boulevard, Hummelstown, PA 17036
Tel: 717-222-8856
Contact: Kathy Graham
farmersmarketinhershey@gmail.com
http://www.farmersmarketinhershey.com
Outdoor, seasonal, Thursday afternoon producer-only market for produce, dairy, meats, fresh baked
goods, home made ice cream, house plants and herbs, soaps and lotions, fresh flowers; local,
producer-primary market for specialty items .
Our market is open seasonally, from May to October, from 3pm-6pm on Thursdays.
Fetterolf Family Farms

126 Red Power Drive, Aaronsburg, PA 16820
Tel: 814-861-5200
Contact: Michele Briggs
naturespantry@gmail.com
Fetterolf Family Farms features pasture-raised, grass-fed beef and lamb. The beef should be
available for purchase year-round, while the lamb is sold seasonally, typically from March to
December. All of the meats are sold frozen and can be purchased in a range of options from
individual cuts to whole, Â½, or Â¼ cuts. Customers seeking large orders, such as a whole, Â½, or
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Â¼ cut, are advised to call at least six weeks ahead of time. Orders can be picked up from the farm
or the farm's retail outlet, Nature's Pantry, which is located at 1350 East College Avenue in State
College.
Fiskesange Farm
225 Kunkle Road, Fawn Grove, PA 17321
Tel: 717-382-4467
Contact: Barbara Corson
We started farming to provide humane, natural meats for our own table. Our farm produces more
than we can use, so we'd like to share the abundance with other people who want to eat
thoughtfully. Our beef, lamb and pork comes from animals raised primarily on pasture and hay, with
minimal supplemental grain feeding. We also have free range poultry, including turkey, chicken and
goose. Please feel free to call or e-mail for more information.
Five Mountian Farm

433 McKendree Road, Shickshinny, PA 18655
Tel: 570-542-7295
We are a small Certified organic family owned farm located in the hills outside of Shickshinny.The
types of vegetables you will see in your share throughout the season include spinach, beets,
broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, leaf lettuce, mesclun mix, snow peas, scallions, onions,
potats, radishes, squash, strawberries, swiss chard, a variety of tomats, eggplant, peppers, turnips,
cucumbers, melons, garlic beans, fresh herbs, and more. There will also be fresh cut flowers
available for those members picking up their share at the farm. Additional benefits include coming to
the farm with family and friends to watch your food grow, a newsletter with information about the
farm, recipes, and also a fall potluck bonfire on the farm for the members and their families and
friends.
Fleur-de-Lys Farm Market

440 Hottenstein Road, Kutztown, PA 19530
Tel: 610-683-6418
Contact: Laurie Lynch
fleur.de.lys_farm@mac.com
Fleur-de-Lys Farm Market specializes in naturally grown vegetables and fruits. We try to grow the
best-tasting produce, especially vintage flavors from France, Italy, and the US. We sell fresh eggs
from pasture-raised, heritage-breed chickens year-round. People love to visit our small market for
home-grown luffa sponges, garlic to plant, fresh bouquets, crafts and where else will you find
elderberries or pawpaws? We even rent Easter Peeps for city/suburban folks to enjoy for two weeks
-- and then return to the farm. The kids love to pet our horse and llamas, and enjoy hearing the
roosters crowing.

Tel: 610-838-2928
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Flutterby Farm
2249 Spangler Rd, PO Box 216, Seven Valleys, PA 17360
Tel: 717-229-0467
Fax: 717-225-3826
Contact: Tom Dunnock
tomdunnock@aol.com
http://www.flutterbyfarms.net/
Flutterby Farms is the result of a gardening hobby that has gotten a little out of control. In order to
help support this growing hobby it seemed best to try to sell some of what is growing which includes
flowers and vegetables.
Participating in the Certified Naturally Grown program guides me in what can be used growing
flowers and vegetables. There are no barred chemicals used here on the farm.
Forge Hill Orchards

135 Blossom Drive, Mount Wolf, PA 17347
Tel: 717-266-1206
Call to find out what's in season!
Forks Farm
RR2 Box 193-B, Orangeville, PA 17859
Tel: 570-683-5820
Contact: John Hopkins
forks@epix.net
http://www.forksfarmmarket.com/
Forks Farm supplies pasture-finished beef, pastured pork, grass-finished lamb, and pastured
chickens and turkeys for over 100 families.
Four Story Hill Farm

4C 62, Box 38, Honesdale, PA 18431
Tel: 570-224-4137
Contact: Sylvia and Steve Pryzants
Four Story Hill Farm raises all-natural, apple-fed pigs, pastured chickens, and veal. No antibiotics,
hormones, or unnatural supplements of any kind are ever used on the animals. The farm's products
are in high demand and are used to prepare meals at fine restaurants in the Northeast.
Fox in the Henhouse Farm

6599 Rt 28, Mayport, PA 16240
Tel: 814-365-5696
Contact: Bob Willman
foxinthehenhouse@starband.net
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http://foxinthehenhouse.mystarband.net
Fox in the Henhouse Farm offers pastured poultry and eggs for purchase directly from the farm and
through a cooperative CSA program with local farmers. While not certified organic, all of the animals
are raised under organic standards. Products should be available year-round. Be sure to follow-up
with the farm in the near future, as plans are underway for Fox in the Henhouse Farm to begin
producing goat-cheese.
The farm was designed as a farm for disabled children. Kids come from around the county to
experience farm life and see and pet the animals. Each animal has been chosen for its friendly
disposition and varied colors. The farm currently features a wide array of animals, including
chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, goats and guinea hens. Fox in the Henhouse Farm is located
outside Mayport, Pa. The farm is privately funded and always accepts animal and food donations.
Frankenfield Farm & Market

98 Allentown Road, Corner of Allentown and Nice Roads, Elroy, PA 18964
Tel: 215-721-1084
Contact: Andrew Frankenfield
frankenfiedfarmmarket@comcast.net
http://www.frankenfieldfarmmarket.com/
Frankenfield Farm Market is a family run vegetable, beef and crop farm.
We grow ALL OUR OWN sweet corn, tomats and pumpkins.
In season watermelon, potats, mums, straw and corn shocks are available.
The farm grows timothy, alfalfa, and grass hay in small square bales and round bales for the Augus
Beef herd and as well as to sell for horses or other livestock.
In addition to hay we grow field corn, soybeans and rye for use on our farm.
Rye straw is also available for sale in small square bales for landscaping or decoration. Call or email
us for current availability and price.
Our Farming Methods: We practice sustainable conservation farming to provide the best possible
fresh produce to our customers. The key focus in our fields is to use the No-Till farming method
along with cover crops and crop rotation. In No-Till farming the soil is not tilled with any kind of plow
or tiller. We harvest our crops and immediately plant a cover crop to protect the soil over the winter
and capture and hold nutrients for the next season's crop. We plant the cover crop either by
broadcasting the seed on the soil surface or using a no-till seed drill to place the seeds in the ground
with little soil disturbance. The following spring we spray the cover crop with Round up to stop it's
growth and then plant our crops in the dead cover crop with a planter that only cuts a slice in the
soil, drops the seed and closes the slot back up. The goal on our fields is to always have a living
and growing crop in them. The benefits of no-tilling and cover crops is that there is little if any soil
erosion, the soil has more microbes and earthworms, it holds moisture longer in dry spells and is
more the way soils are in nature. There are no plows in nature unless you consider an earthworm a
plow, which we have TONS of now that we have been no-tilling for 7 years. When you plow the
crop residue under you bury the earthworms food, by leaving the crop residue and cover crops on
the soils surface you are providing a food for the earthworm and in return they are making new soil
for us and their channels which we have measured to go down nearly THREE feet provide our crops
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a easy path to the most important thing in the summer's heat, WATER. In 2008 all 20 acres of our
sweet corn was planted using no-till and I was very pleased with its ability to handle the drought
stress this summer. All 5 acres of my pumpkins were planted into rye that was nearly 6 feet tall and
rolled down flat in May and in June I planted my pumpkins directly into the thick straw mat of rye
which helped to control weed and most importantly held moisture in the very dry periods in July and
August.

Tel: 814-763-4606
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Friendly Farm
5809 Limeville Road, Gap, PA 17527
Tel: 717-442-8745
Fax: 717-442-9192
Contact: Aaron Stoltzfus
aaronestoltzfus@emypeople.net
The Stoltzfus family produces organic milk along with certified organic duck on Friendly Farm.
Friendly Farm is certified organic by Oregon Tilth, Inc.
Whole milk is available for direct purchase from the farm year-round. Customers can bring their own
jars and jugs or there may be some on the farm that can be provided. Just call the farm ahead of
time to inquire about availability and pick-up. The farm ds some delivery to Philadelphia. The ducks
are also available for purchase directly from the farm.
Friends Farm
142 Friends Farm Lane, Williamsburg, PA 16693
Tel: 814-793-9379
Contact: Chris Wise or John Favinger
buyfresh@localnet.com
http://members.localnet.com/~buyfresh/
Friends Farm is a small family farm near Altoona and Huntingdon Pa. We use natural and
sustainable methods to grow a wide variety of vegetables and fruits, eggs, meats and even honey
bees. We have found it unnecessary to become certified organic as we sell everything we grow
directly to our customers. We use no synthetic pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides or our crops and
our animals are raised on pasture with no antibiotics as much as possible. We offer our products for
sale through a CSA or vegetable subscription service during the summer, an on farm market on
Saturdays 9am -4pm and the meats are also available by pre-ordering. Select Saturday evening
throughout the summer and fall, we serve "Harvest Dinners" in our market. These reservation only,
family style meals are made with our own meats and vegetables as well as products from other local
producers. Call or email us for more information about any of our features!
Friendship Farms
Deeds Road and Route 130, P.O. Box 505 Pleasant Unity, PA 15676 (mailing), Lycippus, PA 15676
Tel: 724-423-8727
Fax: 724-423-6727
Contact: Joseph and Naomi Costello
fsf@wpa.net
http://www.friendshipfarms.com
Our Farm, Native Plant Nursery, and Natural Bread Bakery, are located in the Laurel Highlands, in
Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. A visit to our picturesque farm will take you back to a time
when you could buy your meat directly from a farmer or smell homemade bread baking in a hearth
oven. Here you will see a working, productive family farm.
Our cows can be seen grazing peacefully in the fields with their calves. Acres of hay and grain,
grown with sustainable methods, blanket the landscape. Visitors can also stroll through our native
plant nursery and learn about trees, shrubs, and grasses native to Southwestern Pennsylvania.
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Friendship Farms is home to three generations of our family; Mrs. Naomi Costello, her sons Mike
and J, J's wife, Adele, and their five children: Rebecca, Jy, twins Sarah and Jessica, and little
Hannah. The farm is also a playground for our dogs, cats, horses, chickens, and a variety of
wildlife.
Full Circle Farm and CSA

R.R. 4 Box 175-F, Latrobe, PA 15650
Tel: 724-593-7041
Contact: Liz McClunin and Dave Szurszewski
farmfolk@winbeam.com
http://www.smallfarmsuccess.com/full_circle.cfm
Farming practices: Certified Organic, Biodynamic Farming Principles.
Commodities: Fruits, Berries, Vegetables, Flowers, Honey, Maple Syrup, Eggs, Chicken and
Breads.
Season: June through October.
CSA pick-up locations: Farm pick-up only.
Full Circle Farms

132 Goodhart Road, Spring Mills, PA 16875
Tel: 814-364-2885
Contact: Sabine Carey
http://www.fullcirclefarms.com
Full Circle Farms is a family farm that has been under the loving care of the Carey family for more
than 30 years. It is a beautiful 60 acre farm with fertile soil, gentle hills and a little pond often visited
by ducks. Damp bottomland bordering on Sinking Creek is perfectly suited as a refuge for wildlife.
Now under the guidance of Sabine and Thomas Carey, it is our mission at Full Circle Farms to grow
organic vegetables and fruits in harmony with this natural ecosystem, and to strengthen the
connections that link people to the land and to each other.
Our vegetables are certified organic, which means they are grown without synthetic pesticides or
fertilizers, and we do not use any genetically engineered seeds. This assures you many healthy and
nourishing meals fresh from the garden.
We have a small flock of laying hens and are raising limited quantities of pasture-raised, drug-free
broilers according to organic standards.
The fruits (and veggies) of our labor will be seasonally available to all members. There are also
limited quantities of fresh eggs and chickens (frozen) available outside of the growing season.
Contact us for details.
Visit us at (http://www.fullcirclefarms.com" www.fullcirclefarms.com.
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Tel: 717-709-1995
ebenner@wilson.edu
Garden Dreams Urban Farm & Nursery

810-812 Holland Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15221
Tel: 412-638-3333
Contact: Mindy Schwartz
mindyjoyschwartz@comcast.net
http://www.mygardendreams.com/
We specialize in high quality, Certified Naturally Grown, vegetable and herb seedlings including
heirloom tomats, sweet ethnic and specialty peppers, hot peppers and eggplants.
Farm hours
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Garricks Garlic Farm

754 Oak St., Eynon, PA 18403
Tel: 570-876-5881
Fax: 570-876-6254
Contact: John and Joseph Garrick
garrickgarlic@aol.com
Gatski Livestock
112 Black Run Road, Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Tel: 570-387-6326
Contact: Kate Gatski
Provider of fresh organic pork.
Gilbert Hill Farm

1395 Clear Run Road, DuBois, PA 15801
Tel: 814-375-0864
Contact: Peggy Gilbert
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egglady814@verizon.net
Gilbert Hill Farm is nestled in the mountains of Western Pennsylvania. We are a sustainable small
farm specializing in Br Cross goats, pastured broiler chicken and free range eggs. You can find us at
the DuBois Farmers' Market on Saturdays and the Reynoldsville Farmers' Market on Tuesdays from
July through October. On-farm sales are also available with appointment. We believe in raising our
animals humanely on grass with no hormones or growth enhancements. You will taste the difference
in our meat products. Drop us a line with any questions.

Tel: 610-285-4723
Chef.

Golden Rock Farms

RD 1 Box 102, Roaring Branch, PA 17765
Tel: 570-324-3075
Contact: Ray Ingalls
daytonaz@hotmail.com
Golden Rock Farms raises grass-fed beef from a certified organic herd of Hereford and Angus
cattle. The farm is located just outside of Roaring Rock and just off Route 414. Gold Rock Farm beef
is available from the farm and at selected health food outlets in the area. Customers should call
ahead of time to inquire about availability, as the beef supply is limited from time to time.
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Goldfinch Farm
1027 Schmuck Road, York, PA 17406
Tel: 717-252-3894
Contact: Jonathan Weaver-Kreider
weaverkreider@comcast.net
http://www.goldfinchfarm.com
Jon and Beth Weaver-Kreider own and operate Goldfinch Farm, near
Wrightsville, York County, Pa. Although our land is not currently certified
organic, we grow a wide variety of vegetables following strict organic
standards. Our produce is sold through our CSA (Community Supported
Agriculture) in which customers become members of the farm for the
season by joining and paying at the beginning of the season, and then
coming to the farm or to one of our Lancaster pick-up sites each week to
receive their share of vegetables.
The season runs from June through early November, about 22-23 weeks.
There are typically 8-12 different items in the share each week, with the
contents varying according to what is in season. CSA members can also
pick their own flowers and herbs.
At Goldfinch Farm, you can also buy organic and sustainably-raised

meats and dairy products from other local farms, as well as fair trade
coffees, teas, chocolates and olive oil.
Good Harvest Farm

336 Bunker Hill Rd, Strasburg, PA 17579
Tel: 717-687-0980
Fax: 717-687-5167
chris@goodharvestfarms.com
http://www.goodharvestfarms.com
Chris began wholesaling vegetables and flowers through auctions and stores. While successful, he
felt the real goal should be selling his crops directly to the consumer. His small roadside stand soon
grew much bigger. With the help of his wife Cindy, Good Harvest Farms continued to grow and they
eventually joined with the Lancaster County Farmer's Market. The business has grown 10-fold since
1990 - mainly because Chris listens to what his customers want, and that's the freshest fruits and
vegetables available. In 2000, Good Harvest Farms added hydroponic lettuce and herbs to the mix.
The only way to get fresher produce is to grow it in your own back yard.
"Being Fresh is our Business," and we will continue to grow what our customers want.
Goose Creek Gardens, ltd

7245 Noblestown Road, Oakdale, PA 15071
Tel: 412-279-2712
Contact: Marjorie Dagnal
goosecreekgardens@msn.com
http://www.goosecreekgardens.com/
Certified Naturally Grown!
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We specialize in fresh cut culinary herbs, salad greens, and specialty vegetables. We grow as
nature intended without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides.
Gooseberry Hill Farm

470 Pittsburgh Street, New Derry, PA 15671
Tel: 724-694-5981
Contact: Johanna Sheppard
Intensively managed pasture system and native grass hays are used to produce quality lamb the
way it's meant to be! Attention to individual care of our animals result in an exceptional product.
Lamb is always lean,tender and juicy, hormone and antibiotic-free!
Gottschell Farm
5318 Limeport Pike, Coopersburg, PA 18036
Tel: 267-496-6303
Contact: Nicole Shelly
nicole@gottschellfarm.com
http://www.gottschellfarm.com
We are a very small farm located in the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania in business since 2007. We
grow a wide variety of vegetables, herbs and cut flowers using intensive farming methods on about
an acre of land. Our products are grown without the use of any kind of sprays. Instead we use
compost, cover crops, crop rotations and diversity for fertility, disease and pest issues. These are
just a few not to mention lots of hand weeding and hing!
Grazy Days Ranch

827 Moravia Rd, New Galilee, PA 16141
Tel: 724-730-5380
Contact: John lamb
lajt@comcast.net
http://www.grazydaysranch.com
Provides grassfed beef and goats as well as naturally pastured heritage pork.
Green Darner Farm

100 Two Mile Road, Port Allegany, PA 16743
Tel: 814-642-2747
Contact: Gary Falk
greendarner@verizon.net
(http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeynkw4/greendarnerproduceGreen Darner Farm
A wide variety of garden fresh produce available in season. All produce is grown organically, without
the use of chemical or artificial fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides. We garden using the USDA
National Organic Standards to assure you that all our vegetables are free of chemical residue.
Crops are picked daily, often while you wait, to assure freshness.
Green Haven Farm
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99 Noll Ln., Fleetwood, PA 19522

Tel: 610-944-9349
Contact: Brian and Holley Moyer
BrianM22@aol.com
http://www.greenhavenfarm.com/
We raise poultry, sheep and goats all on our pastures to give you the highest quality grass fed
products we can while at the same time, improving our soils and environment.
We offer Pastured Poultry for meat and eggs, turkey and grass fed lamb, pork and beef.
You can purchase these items at our farm or at these farmers markets:
Skippack Farmers Market: located on Rt.73 in Skippack June thru Oct. every Sunday 10am till 2pm.
Feel free call use, we would love to hear from you!
Green Meadow Farm

130 South Mount Vernon Road, Gap, PA 17527
Tel: 717-442-5222
Fax: 717-442-5065
Contact: Glenn Brendle
http://glennbrendle.com/
Green Meadow Farm is located on the eastern boundary of Lancaster County near the town of Gap,
Pennsylvania. The business, originally Spring Grove Farm at a former location, was started in 1981
by Glenn Brendle and now comprises 6 acres of gardens and 4200 sq. ft. of greenhouses. The
focus is on growing specialty herbs and vegetables for restaurants in Philadelphia and Lancaster.
Green Meadow uses its own growing method which we call minimum impact farming and includes
methods borrowed from organic and sustainable practices. The main focus is on appropriate
technology with lowest impact inputs. Current projects include working toward heating and
electrically powering the farm and its vehicles using waste vegetable oil from the customer
restaurants. The heating portion of the project has been running since 2001 and the electrical
generator is soon to come on line. One vehicle has been converted to WVO fuel and more are
planned. Other projects include a recent grant through the Fair Food Project for fencing several
wooded acres to raise pigs in an arboreal system. Fertility inputs include on-site composting of
neighborhood manures and waste hay. Cover cropping includes use of brassicas for harvest and
weed suppression as well as nematicides. Primary insect control is accomplished through IPM and
soap/vegetable oil emulsions.
Visitors to the farm are welcome by appointment.
Greensgrow Farms
Tel: 215-427-2702
Fax: 215-427-2702
info@greensgrow.org
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Grow Pittsburgh
Tel: 412-362-4769
http://www.growpittsburgh.org
Urban farming is taking root in the Pittsburgh region. There's a growing dedication to providing
healthy produce to area residents, increasing local food security, remediating the land, and teaching
youth about the benefits of sustainable living.
Grow Pittsburgh is proud to be at the center of it all by providing visibility and leadership for the
urban agriculture community.
We invite you to learn about our programs, our food and plant venues, and opportunities for
involvement. Also take the time to check out Community Initiatives and become acquainted with
what others are doing in our community.
Hails Family Farm

RR2 Box 20 , Wyalusing, PA 18853 http://www.hailsfamilyfarm.com/
The Hails family now owns 50 acres and farms a total of 450 acres. The cow herd consists of
Ayreshire, Normande, Jersey/Holstein cross, Jersey and Brown Swiss. The cows' feed program is
grass-based, meaning that their main diet is hay, baleage, silage, and pasture spring through late
fall. The cows are milked in a parlor and are intensively rotationally grazed spring through fall. The
cows enjoy being outside even in the winter.
The cows are fed a 16% mixed ration and each cow receives only 5-10 pounds of grain a day - even
less in the pasture months. Most conventional dairies feed their cows in excess of 40 pounds a day.
The grain is free of bone meal (animal parts) and BSTs (hormones that cause an animal to milk like
her lactation has just begun).
PRODUCTS
The cow milk is processed at the Grade A processing plant located on the Hails' farm. The milk is a
full-fat milk that ds not need to be "fortified with vitamins A and D" as the Hails' milk retains all of its
natural vitamins; the vitamins are not stripped out and then put back in with synthetic vitamins like so
many brands. This milk is of superior quality and received an excellent rating from The Cornucopia
Institute in Wisconsin.
The Hails' milk is not homogenized, nor is it ultra-pasteurized, making it the closest product to raw
milk you can get. You will notice the "cream on top" and it's delicious!
This excellent milk and feta cheese is shipped to This Land Is Your Land and is then distributed to
fine health food stores along the East coast, from Atlanta, Georgia to Newport, Rhode Island.
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Half Acre Farm

2325 Circleville Road, State College, PA 16803
Tel: 814-574-2273
Contact: Liam Goble
half-acrefarm@hotmail.com
http://half-acrefarm.com/
Half Acre Farm is a small hobby farm in State College, PA. It is amazing what you can do on half an
acre! We currently have a pack of Corgis, a flock of chickens, an apiary with 0-9 hives, depending
on how many survive the winter, 2 bunnies, 4 cats, and 1 toad.
We are proud, self admitted tree huggers who care about the environment and sustainability and
debate about the local versus organic dilemma (when you can't have both). We love our animals,
treat them all like family, and name them even when we shouldn't. Our goal is to keep all of the
animals happy and healthy, produce quality products, continue the constant remodeling and upkeep
of an old farmhouse, and not get too stressed in the process!
Happy Farm
1911 Gallows Hill Road, Kintnersville, PA 18930
Tel: 610-306-2796
Contact: Tom Colbaugh and Jean Nick
ahappyfarm@yahoo.com
Run by partners Tom Colbaugh and Jean Nick, Happy Farm sits on 11 beautiful acres in Upper
Bucks County. The farm consists of both woods and pasture next to rolling farm lands. We are
currently featuring pasture raised fresh brown eggs layed by the Heritage breed Buff Orpington. In
July we will be offering a wide selection of Heritage breed layers and Moyer's [Quakertown, Pa]
brown layers.
Each of our hens has approximately 32 square feet of fresh pasture (new pasture every 4-5 days!)
on which to roam. This is why we took the name Happy Farm- we believe are animals are extremely
happy in the environment we provide. This is also why we believe our eggs are the most nutritious.
Speaking of nutrition, we are currently raising broilers on the same pastured system. They will be
available fresh throughout the summer and fall and we will have a limited number frozen as well.
In November we will have Turkeys available. This past spring we rented out pairs of chicks to the
local area. We rented interested folks a pair of chicks, food and bedding supplies and a box to put
them in for two weeks along with naming rights.
Come visit the farm anytime, we have ducks, a rabbit and we almost always have baby chicks to
see. Just give us a call to let us know when you are coming.
Harford Farm and Flower Market

PO Box 128, Harford, PA 18823
Tel: 570-434-2592
Contact: Judy Smeltzer
harfordfarm@gmail.com
http://agmap.psu.edu/businesses/603
Harford Farm is a small family farm, NOFA-NY Certified Organic LLC, and sells vegetables, herbs
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and cut flowers at the Cooperative Farmers Market of Scranton on Mondays and Fridays. The
market opens for 2010 on July 14. Matt Severson, who has gained a following for his baked goods,
is now at the stand next to us on Mondays.
We grow varieties for the best taste and color, not because they ship well. We're always trialing new
varieties, but the old heirlooms are a particular favorite. Since I start tomato plants from seed in a
passive solar greenhouse, I can grow tomats like Brandywine, Orange Banana, Black Krim, and
Green Zebra. I also grow rows of the favorite cherry (Sunsugar/Sungold) and every year try a few
new types. Our other specialties are salad mix and a variety of greens all year, and baby summer
squash in all colors and shapes. And of course there are the cut sunflowers and the wheatgrass.
The vegetables being a bit late in Susquehanna County, we often have a wide assortment of potted
herbs and container plants early in the year. They get pushed off the truck as more vegetables and
flowers mature, or once they're too big to carry around! We'll have sprouts (lentils, wheatgrass, pea
shoots), potted herbs, flowers, foliage plants and sometimes landscaping shrubs.
As always, Geof and I welcome your suggestions, brochure requests, and offers to weed.
Harris Farm
1603 Bucket Line Road, Osceola Mills, PA 16666
Tel: 814-339-7752
Contact: John&Vickie Harris
haybaron@pennswoods.net
SUPER SWEET ORGANICLY grown sweet corn.The best you'll ever eat!!!
ORGANICALLY raised registered Simmental beef for freezer or for breeding.Bulls, heifers,cows and
calves.No growth hormones,antibiotics. Grass-fed, summer pastured,then finished on grain 60 days
prior to your butcher order. Excellent flavor!!!-not fat-and-flat like feed lot beef. Mixed hay is small
square bales (alfalfa,orchardgrass,timothy,broamgrass,clover) Tops in quality. Suitable for dairy,
beef,and horse farms as well as the hobby farmer.
Hartley's Hens & Pasture Raised Poultry

RR 2 Box 254 Walnut Acres Road, Middleburg, PA 17842
Tel: 570-837-1495
Contact: Paul and Shannon Hartley
shannon1@chilitech.net
Harvest Valley Farms

125 Ida Lane, Valencia, PA 16059
Tel: 724-443-5869
Fax: 724-443-5869
Contact: Art
kings5@nauticom.net
http://www.harvestvalleyfarms.com
Harvest Valley Farms is a small diversified family farm located near Pittsburgh, PA. Our mission is to
sustain our community and farm by growing the highest quality produce using the least amount of
pesticides and synthetic fertilizers possible.
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We farm 135 acres of sustainable vegetables. We have a 330 member CSA and a growing farm
market.
Hawley Farms
6 South Main St., Montrose, PA 18801
Tel: 570-278-6969
Contact: Nicholas Hawley
http://www.hawley-farms.com/
At Hawley-Farms we offer top quality grass-fed meats that will feed your mind, body and soul. Our
commitment to quality is unmatched in our industry. From steaks to grinds and everything in
between, we offer only our best animals. By doing this, it's clear, from grass to grill our cuts are
exactly what you've been looking for. Farm fresh meats from the hills of Pennsylvania. Quality you
expect, the service you deserve, and the peace of mind your family needs. These are our priorities
in business. This is our promise to you, guaranteed.
Healthy Ways Farm

238 Snyder Road, Titusville, PA 16354
Tel: 814-827-3807
Contact: Robert Rarick
thefarmers@csonline.net
Hearts Content Farm

552 Koontz Road, New Alexandria, PA 15670
Tel: 724-668-2634
Contact: Carol and Randy Hawkey
randy.hawkey@gmail.com
Hearts Content Farm is a 110 acre organic farm located 25 miles east of Pittsburgh in
Westmoreland County. We have grass fed Barbados X Dorper lambs and ewes available. Both
breeds are excellent grazers and browsers and are also of excellent meat quality. The ewes have
strong maternal characteristics and are capable of lambing on pasture and adapting to different
climates. Our open field and naturally wooded pastures are a perfect match for our hair breeds of
sheep that originated in South Africa.
We prefer to sell whole lambs and on average carcasses have been weighing 40-65 pounds. They
are available from September to December, so order enough to get through the year. Please
pre-order to allow us some time to accommodate your needs. Also, tanning of sheep hides is
available upon request. If you have any questions please feel free to email us.
Heartwood Farm
Factoryville, PA 18414
Tel: 570-945-5733
Contact: Cindy Estes
oddsandodds@hotmail.com
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We raise natural, organic, grassfed beef. Tours, and delivery available.
Heather Ridge Creamery

269 Bryant Road, Wellsboro, PA 16901
Tel: 570-723-1026
Contact: Jim and Miffie Kahler
jimmyk@quik.com
Heather Ridge Creamery is located in beautiful Tioga County, near the Pennsylvania Grand
Canyon. Our small family farm makes cheese from the milk of our 30 prize-winning Holstein and
Jersey cows. As today's farms become large commercial operations, we looked for a way to keep a
small farm where our animals could receive the best of care, and we could have the satisfaction of
bringing a quality dairy product direct from our family to yours.
At our farm, clean, comfortable cows are fed a diet of the best hay and grain Jim can find. Because
of the special care our cows receive, we rarely have any sick animals. However, because of the
significant value of some of these animals, we do on occasion use antibiotics to ensure their
complete recovery if they become ill. For this reason we are not considered a true organic farm.
However, the milk from any animal receiving antibiotics is discarded until she is tested, and found to
be free of all antibiotic residues. We also do not use any pesticides or herbicides on our pastures.
Our cows do not receive RBST or growth hormones. They graze the quiet pastures on our farm and
lounge under the fans if they get too hot. What a life!
We believe the final product is only as good as what gs into it. Our 20 varieties of raw milk cheeses
are made from only high quality milk, salt, cultures and enzymes. Their taste will reflect the quality
and care that gs into all we do. No factories here!
Heather Ridge Farm & Creamery invites you to visit our farm and discover for yourself a real,
working dairy and creamery. With country hospitality, we host individuals, families, clubs and tour
groups on our farm. Visit our gift shop, which boasts our 15 varieties of specialty cheese,
homemade bread, local honey, maple syrup, candy, eggs, grass-fed beef, and gift baskets. We are
open every day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Stop by anytime, if you are a large group or a tour please call
ahead to schedule visits.
Hendricks Farms & Dairy

202 Green Hill Road, Telford, PA 18969
Tel: 267-382-0556
Fax: 215-721-6114
Contact: Trent & Rachel Hendricks
HendricksFarms@comcast.net
http://www.hendricksfarmsanddairy.com/
Welcome to Hendricks Farms and Dairy! We have raw milk from pastured Jersey Cows and Saanan
Goats, natural veal & beef, pastured poultry, eggs, and cheese. Enjoy our 18 varieties of award
winning raw milk cheese, including, Cowvarti, Goavarti, Telford Tomme, Ticklemebleu, Cabriejo,
AgapeMoo, Goadacious, and many others. Samples of our artisanal goat & cow cheeses are
available every day at the farm! We also ship our cheese nationwide. Please visit our website at:
www.hendricksfarmsanddairy.com
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Tel: 215-843-2350 ext.325
Heritage Farm
28235 Lake City Rd., Ridgway, PA 15853
Tel: 814-772-0210
Contact: Gregory K. Burns
gkb@penn.com
http://users.penn.com/~gkb/
When Heritage Farm was started in 1991, it consisted of two acres of fruits and vegetables. In 1995,
the farm expanded to 27 acres and included beef, pork and laying hens. By 2000, the farm
expanded to its current size of 77 acres and includes all of the enterprises listed above. We are a
sustainable, family operation on the Alleghany plateau of north central Pennsylvania. The area is
absolutely beautiful and very rural, remote even by modern standards.
Our specialties include early season tomats, cantaloupes, watermelons, apples, peaches, pasture
raised chicken (for meat and eggs), grass fed beef and pork. All products are raised in as natural
and environmentally friendly ways as possible. We are entirely a family operation and believe
strongly in the goals of small scale and sustainable agriculture.
Highspire Hills Farm

709 Highspire Road, Glenmoore, PA 19343
Tel: 610-942-9634
Contact: Duane & Deborah Rehmeyer
highspire@juno.com
The owners of Highspire Hills Farm (Duane and Deborah) pride themselves on producing high
quality jumbo, large and extra large brown eggs for home and specialty restaurant use. Chickens
are treated humanely, arriving as day old chicks, and given a safe place to live through their laying
years. Locally grown and ground layer mash is supplemented with fresh organic fruit and vegetables
year-round. They are free to roam a spacious chicken hotel with plenty of fresh air and sun shine.
We have also recently started chicks on chick starter from Organic Unlimited and expect to be
producing organic eggs by mid-2010. Please call for availability.
Call or email to order, pickup or arrange for local delivery. We also periodically have guinea fowl and
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goose eggs!
Hillside Farms
750 Cowpath Road, Telford, PA 18969
Tel: 215-723-8499
Fax: 215-723-5621
Contact: BJ & Gary Schuler
http://www.hillsidefarms.biz/
Gary & B.J. Schuler purchased Hillside Farms from B.J.'s mother in 1990. The farm had been in the
family since B.J.'s grandfather purchased it in the early 1940's. B.J's father had farmed it, raising
Black Angus cattle and crops until he passed away in 1988. Not wanting to keep the farm herself,
B.J.'s mother started negotiations with a developer who wanted to turn the farm into a nine lot
subdivision. The sale unexpectedly fell through leaving B.J.'s mother out in the cold. Gary & B.J.
stepped in and bought the farm.
Their first attempt at farming was with seedling trees which died the first winter when mice chewed
up the roots. The second winter Gary read about buffalo and went to visit a local buffalo farmer. He
was hooked on the majestic animals. They purchased seven heifer calves in 1992 and a bull in
1993. Their first calf crop came in 1994.
Hirth's Maple Shade Farm

941 Maple Shade Rd., Cranberry, PA 16319
Tel: 814-676-0751
Contact: Rob Hirth
Offers organic produce, herbs, flowers and poultry.
His Kids Dairy

RR 2 Box 20, Wyalusing, PA 18853
Tel: 570-746-1664
Fax: 570-746-9282
Contact: Paul & Joyce Hails
paul@hiskidsdairy.com
http://www.hiskidsdairy.com
Our farm is run by our family, Paul and Joyce Hails and their four children. We are blessed to be
caretakers of the farm. Our children have always been home-schooled and each one is an integral
part of the day-to-day operations. Each one has his or her own area of "expertise" and responsibility.
Their classroom is not only their school desk but also with the animals, out in the pastures or
gardens, on the tractor, unloading hay, collecting eggs, feeding animals, helping deliver a newborn
goat, riding horses--the possibilities are endless! We are so thankful for the many opportunities we
have to learn about animals and the nature around us. We strive for high quality goat's milk and
cheese. All of our cheeses are made on the farm with many varieties available. We also make
creamy delicious goat milk fudge. A new product this year is kefir, which is a cultured milk drink,
similar to the taste of buttermilk. Kefir is high in beneficial enzymes to give you a "boost" and also
provides healthy bacteria for the digestive tract. We also make some cow's milk cheeses.
His Kids Dairy raises its animals with the purest natural feeds (without growth hormones /
antibiotics) and also provides green pasture. The goats provide for us delicious milk from which
flavorful cheeses and creamy fudge are made. Dairy products are available at the farm; please call
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at least one day in advance to place your order.
Hollabaugh Brothers, Inc.

Fruit Farm and Market
545 Carlisle Rd., Biglerville, PA 17307
Tel: 717-677-8412
Fax: 717-677-7157
Contact: Ellie Hollabaugh Vranich
ellie@hollabaughbros.com
http://www.hollabaughbros.com
The Hollabaugh Family has been growing fruit in south-central Pennsylvania for over half a century.
Growing on 500 acres, the Hollabaugh family harvests a wide selection of fruits and vegetables
each year, starting with tender asparagus in the spring, summer fruits and vegetables, and
thousands of bushels of apples and pears in the fall.
We operate using an Advanced Integrated Pest Management, which is an incredibly environmentally

friendly practice that involves a combination of biological, chemical, and cultural methods supported
by weather prediction data, pest development models, and scouting information taken directly from
our orchards.
A stop at our retail farm market will provide you with a great assortment of fruits, vegetables, jarred
goods, fresh baked goods, a gift room, and gourmet gift baskets.
Our family is proud to provide our customers with the freshest, healthiest, safest, and most delicious
produce you can find anywhere!
Don't miss our trademark "bin porch", which features many varieties of peaches, nectarines, pears,
and especially apples presented in bulk bins heaping with fresh fruit in season. Pick-your-own is
also possible during the summer (blueberries) and the fall (apples).
We hope you'll take a trip out to the country to visit our family on the farm soon!
Horizon View Farms

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Inverbrook Farm
345 Lamborntown Road, West Grove, PA 19390
Tel: 610-563-3116
Contact: Claire Murray
claire@inverbrook.com
http://www.inverbrook.com
Inverbrook Farm is a sustainable family farm with a commitment to environmental stewardship,

strengthening community and an enjoyable livelihood. We raise pastured poultry and vegetables in
a chemical free, sustainable manner. We are not certified organic but we feed our chickens a
certified organic feed ration Our products are available through our CSA and at the Kennett Square
Farmers Market.
J. Michel Farms
107 Harvest Lane, Butler, PA 16002
Tel: 724-284-1556
Fax: 806-398-0529
Contact: Jeff and Jenn Michel
mrsfarmer@zoominternet.net
J. Michel Farms is a family owned and operated farm. We take care to ensure that our products are
of the highest quality possible.
Jack's Farm
1370 W. Schuylkill Rd, Pottstown, PA 19465
Tel: 610-413-9088
Contact: Daniel Heckler
jacksfarm@gmail.com
http://www.jacksfarm.net
JACK'S FARM strives to be your first choice for reasonably priced, good tasting, organically grown
vegetables, pasture raised chicken and eggs, a variety of annual and perennial berries and a
selection of ornamentals including cut flowers and fall mums. Our broad mix of products, all grown
right here, each benefiting the other defines POLYCULTURE.
JACK'S FARM is deliberately small-scale. Dan and Deb Heckler are jacks of all trades (hence the
farm name) designing, planning, planting, cultivating, shepherding, harvesting,communicating,
experimenting, building and maintaining their suburban oasis. A self-serve environment, an honor
system payment process, a minimum between you and fresh, wholesome food and ornamentals...A
BOUTIQUE.
(http://www.jacksfarm.net" Please visit.
Jade Family Farm

Port Royal, PA 17082 Contact: John Eisenstein
jadefamilyfarm@gmail.com
http://jadefamilyfarm.com
Certified organic family farm in Juniata County. Delivers harvest share boxes to Harrisburg,
Newport, Boalsburg and State College.
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Jamison Farm
171 Jamison Lane, Latrobe, PA 15650
Tel: 800-237-5262
Fax: 724-837-2287
Contact: John and Sukey
john@jamisonfarm.com
http://www.jamisonfarm.com
The rolling Appalachian foothills are home to John & Sukey Jamison and their flock of sheep and
lambs. There the sheep frolic and nibble on bluegrass and white clover nine months out of the year;
and only in the winter are they hand-fed hay and corn. Their 100% natural diet and lifestyle yield
meat that is lean, firm, tender, delicate and pink, free of hormones, antibiotics, herbicides and
insecticides.
The Jamison's picturesque 210-acre farm produces some 5,000 lambs annually, which are destined
for great cooks at home and the finest chefs and restaurants in the world.
Jarosinski Farms
353 North Street, Springdale, PA 15144
Tel: 724-274-0620
Contact: Kevin P. Jarosinski
kjaro123@yahoo.com
Jarosinski Farms, a family owned and operated farm, is located in the outskirts of Pittsburgh, PA.
You can find us in the gentle rolling farmlands of the AK-Valley. We specialize in Farm Fresh Eggs
as well as Pastured Chicken.
Quality is our promise in every product. Our poultry are raised sustainably with access to our
chemical free, lush pastures. We rotate our flocks daily to fresh pasture to assure a superior
selection in diet for our poultry. We believe that the diet of our flock is what creates that delicious
taste in both, our eggs and dressed poultry.
Animal welfare is the center focus to our operation. In saying so, we permit our poultry to develop as
nature intended, without the pressure of steroids and growth hormones. We strive to take all
precautions to assure a natural healthy lifestyle and environment for our flock.
Jarosinski Farms is an All-Natural, Sustainable family farm. As a family, we construct our daily cs
upon the balance of farm and environment. We intend to promote a healthy environment by rotating
our flocks daily to assure healthy land and flock. We try to be good stewards of the land by
protecting our land's vital resources: soil, water, and clean air.
If you are interested in our poultry products, please feel free to give us a call. We would enjoy
hearing from interested individuals.
Thank-You for your interest..!
Joshua Farm
1442 Market St, Harrisburg, PA 17103
Tel: 717-236-4464
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Contact: Kirsten Reinford

joshuafarm@joshuagroup.org
Our farm is a division of the non-profit group, The Joshua Group. We work with local youth atthe
farm, and also provide tutoring programs. Farm stand is open Thursday during the summer from
4-7pm.
JRJ Goat Farm

1763 N. Williamson Road, Covington, PA 16917
Tel: 866-700-7866
Contact: Robin and Gerald
robinandgerald@epix.net
http://gerald16917.tripod.com/
A small family operation, JRJ Goat Farm raises Br and Nubian goats for commercial stock, meat, or
show. All of the goats are fed an all-natural diet of grass, assorted grains, hay, and milk.
For those looking for goat meat, please note that the goats are sold whole and live. The farm ds not
process the meat for you. At the moment, bucks are available for the spring and winter holidays.
Customers should call in the early spring or early fall to inquire about availability and place an order.
Ds are not sold for meat but are kept on the farm for breeding. Extra ds may be available for those
hoping to start their own operation.
JuJo Acres Farm

528 Bistline Bridge Road, Loysville, PA 17047
Tel: 717-536-3618
Contact: Jonas & Judith Stoltzfus
jstoltz@pa.net
JuJo Acres Farm is located in the rolling hills of western Perry County about 35 miles northwest of
Harrisburg. We raise Limousin beef cattle on our 72 acre farm that we purchased in 1972. The
Limousin breed of cattle has a 20,000-year history of producing lean, low-fat beef. The breed's
heritage can be traced back to ancient cave drawings near the Limoges region of France, the
breed's land of origin. This heritage breed was imported to America in 1968. Our cattle are grass fed
only from our hills and meadows.
We are a certified organic farm (by Pennsylvania Certified Organic), farming organically since 1980,
ie. no antibiotics, growth hormones or medications.
We are certified by Animal Welfare Approved as well as American Grassfed Association.
Call or e-mail for our price list, and information on our monthly deliveries at various pick-up sites in
the greater Harrisburg area.
Beef available in individual cuts, vacuum packed and frozen as well as by the quarter or half.
We are looking for a summer intern, someone wanting to learn about farming and gardening in
exchange for room and board with a small stipend.
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Jujo Acres Farm

528 Bistline Bridge Rd., Loysville, PA 17047
Tel: (717) 536-3618
jstoltz@pa.net
Animal Welfare Approved Beef. Make an appointment to pick up via email.
JVB Farms
45 Hixon Road, Eighty Four, PA 15330
Tel: (724) 239-35
Contact: Jay Schmalzried
jschmalz@bentcom.net
K&R Farm
P.O. Box 156, Benton, PA 17814
Tel: 570-441-3002
Contact: Kris Ribble
Krifr102@yahoo.com
We have grass-finished Angus cattle by the whole, half, or quarter for sale. The cattle graze on
pasture from May to October, when the meat is harvested and available for purchase. Please call or
write if you have questions about our farm.
Keepsake Farm and Dairy

3286 Pheasant Drive, Northampton, PA 18067
Tel: 610-262-2508
Contact: John Place
info@keepsakefarm.com
http://www.keepsakefarm.com
Keepsake Farm and Dairy is a small family farm based on all natural grass based management of
livestock. Available products are certified raw milk, cheese, yogurt, eggs, beef, pork, and others.
Keswick Creamery at Carrock Farm

114 Lesher Road, Newburg, PA 17240
Tel: 717-440-4652
Contact: Melanie Dietrich Cochran
cheese@keswickcreamery.com
http://www.keswickcreamery.com/AboutTheFarm.html
Keswick Creamery is located on our family's dairy farm near Newburg, PA in the beautiful
Cumberland Valley. We have had registered Jersey cows since 1974 and started farming here in
1978.
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Our cows are raised in a humane and healthy way. They are not confined to a barn, instead they are
allowed to graze freely on lush pastures. We do not use rBST on our cows and we do not dock their
tails. We have not used any herbicides, pesticides, or chemical fertilizers on our farm in twenty-five
years. We use organic practices on our farm but we are not certified organic since we purchase
some feed locally.
In February 2001 we started making aged raw milk cheeses in our small, licensed on-farm cheese
plant. In February 2006 we added a pasteurizer and started making fresh products such as ricotta,
soft cheese, and yogurt. All our cheeses are hand made using traditional, time-honored methods.
We use only fresh milk, live cultures, and calf rennet. Our ricotta, quark, and yogurt are made
without rennet. Since our cows are fed their natural diet of grass and hay our cheese is a natural
creamy yellow color. As the seasons change the color of the cheese will vary depending on how
much fresh grass our cows consume.
Kimberton CSA
415 W. Seven Stars Road, PO Box 192, Kimberton, PA 19442, Phoenixville, PA 19460
Tel: 610-933-8339
Contact: Birgit & Erik Landowne
KimbertonCSA@hotmail.com
http://www.kimbertoncsa.org/
Kimberton CSA is located in southeastern Pennsylvania. Our ten-acre garden serves 200
households with vegetables, berries, herbs, flowers, eggs, and some meat, from May-Nov.
We have shares available for the 2010 harvest season. Full shares only.
Kirmont Farm
499 Lees Bridge Rd, Nottingham, PA 19362
Tel: 610-932-8613
Contact: John and Debbie Kirk
debjohnkirk@juno.com
Kirmont Farm is a 4th generation family farm offering animals and meats raised humanely and
naturally.
Klein Farms
410 Klein Road, Easton, PA 18040
Tel: 610-252-0961
Contact: Layne & Beth Klein
kleinline1@aol.com
http://www.kleinfarms.com/
We are located in Forks Township, Pennsylvania. Klein Farms has been in business since 1935.
The farm is run by Layne and Beth Klein who are third generation farmers on the current property.
The farm has gone through many structural changes over the years, but one thing remains the
same...quality animals and a quality product. Klein Farms is now pleased to offer gourmet cheese,
raw milk, eggs and farm raised beef. Layne and Beth welcome you to the farm. Come and visit!!
Klein's Farmstead Store
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Tel: 610-252-0961
kleindairy@yahoo.com
http://www.kleinfarms.com/Store.htm
http://www.kleinfarms.com/index.htm Klein Farms is pleased to offer raw milk, farm fresh brown
eggs, beef, and farmstead artisan cheeses; all available in our http://www.kleinfarms.com/Store.htm
on-site store. We are licensed by the state of PA for raw milk and cheese sales and are tested on a
regular basis. The eggs are from our own free-range chickens, and our steer are grass-fed and
contain no antibiotics or hormones, and are processed USDA inspected. Soft cheeses are now
available from our own pasteurized milk along with raw milk aged cheeses. While we are not
organic, we do strive to take care of our animals and the environment as natural as possible. We do
a limited amount of educational farm tours in the spring and fall for any age group.
We are located in Forks Township, Pennsylvania and have been in business since 1935. The farm
is run by Layne and Beth Klein who are third generation farmers on the current property.
Farm store hours are 7am to 7pm, seven days a week. The store is currently selling farm mozzarella
cheese, Colby and Cheddar cheese, various herb cheese spreads, ricotta, beef, eggs, raw milk, ice
cream, and free roaming chickens (fresh or frozen) for purchase.
Some seasonal produce now available.
Kolb's Farm Store

151 Kolb Road, Spring City, PA 19475
Tel: 610-495-7841
contact@kolbsfarmstore.com
http://www.kolbsfarmstore.com/
OUR FARM FRESH MILK is still the centerpiece of our business. Our cows are cared for humanely
with all care given to keep them comfortable and happy! The milk gets pumped underground up to
the processing plant where it is pasteurized and homogenized. It is always fresh without any
additives or fillers added. And we have NEVER injected our animals with rBST hormone which
much commercial dairy milk contains. What we sell to you is the same thing we feed our own
families…fresh, pure, natural milk.
Kretschmann Farm
257 Zeigler Rd., Rochester, PA 15074
Tel: 724- 452-7189
Contact: Don or Becky Kretschmann
don@kretschmannfarm.com
http://www.kretschmannfarm.com
Becky and I (plus many other helpers) have been providing Pittsburgh area customers with
organically grown produce, fruits, and meats since 1971. Our 80 acre farm is located near
Zelienople, about 35 miles north of the city. We also cooperate with several area farms, some close
neighbors, and a wonderful group of Amish families to our north who have been farming organically.
This assures an even steadier and more varied supply of produce while promoting the growth of
organic production in western PA.
One of the first organic growers in western PA, we have always grown strictly organically and are
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certified organic with OEFFA. We believe in no magic formulas, just encourage life everywhere we
can. We fertilize most heavily with the farmer's footsteps, keeping our operation diverse and simple.
We try to give service and value to our customers and to stay humble enough to change. We have
always felt our organic produce should be able to compete well with conventional in both price and
quality. We feel we give our customers both. And more.
Ladybug Farm
2975 Rt. 410, Punxsutawney, PA 15767
Tel: 814-427-2409
Contact: Tom & Jenny Lisak
ladybugfarm@gmail.com
Lancaster Farm Fresh Cooperative

101 S. Lime Street, Quarryville, PA 17540
Tel: 717-656-3533
Contact: Wholesale - Casey, CSA - Amy
csa@lancasterfarmfresh.com
http://www.lancasterfarmfresh.com
We are a cooperative of 25 farmers in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, practicing certified organic

and sustainable farming methods. We maintain a community supported agriculture program and sell
to restaurants and stores through a wholesale price list.
Fresh, local, organic produce, and grass-fed animal products, grown on small, family farms by
Amish and Mennonite farmers.
Landisdale Farm
838 Ono Road, Jonestown, PA 17038
Tel: 717-865-6220
Contact: Rachel Landis
Rachel@landisdalefarm.com
http://landisdalefarm.com
Landisdale Farm is a family owned and operated certified organic farm. We focus on healthy soils,
healthy plants, and we are sure the result is healthy food for you and your family. We have been
growing certified organic produce since 1998. (certified by Pennsylvania Certified Organic)
We invite you to enjoy our home-grown vegetables either through our Community Supported
Agriculture (CSA) program, the Chestnut Hill Farmers Market, the Clark Park Farmers Market, The
Glenside Farmers Market, or the Swarthmore Farmers Market.
We maintain our fields with rich natural soil builders. We rotate our crops from season to season.
We add compost for moisture absorption and fertilization. Compost also keeps the soil from
compaction allowing the plant root to breath and obtain the nutrients the soil holds.
Here on our farm in Lebanon County we raise a full line of certified organic vegetables. Sign up in
the spring for our CSA program. This runs for 22 weeks from June to November. For pick-up
locations please go to our website. Grass-fed beef is available at our farm by the quarter or by the
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individual cut. The beef is 100% grass fed and raised without antibiotics or growth hormones. We
distribute organic and raw milk farmstead cheeses, all grass-fed. The varieties are colby, monterey
jack, cheddar, sharp cheddar, baby swiss, and farmers. You are more than welcome to stop by at
the farm as well. Hope to hear from you soon and thanks for buying locally!
Laurel Highlands Lavender

2950 State Route 981, New Alexandria, PA 15670
Tel: 724-668-8070
Fax: 724-668-8070
Contact: Heidi Asmussen
hasmussen@hotmail.com
Laurel Highlands Lavender is located in New Alexandria, PA on the western edge of the Laurel
Highlands. We are a small CNG farm growing a variety of culinary herbs as well as lavender and a
wide variety of heirloom vegetables. This year we will be selling vegetable and herb plants along
with our produce and cut flowers. We hope to see you at our roadside stand and farmer's markets.
Liberty Gardens
4390 Liberty Rd , Coopersburg, PA 18036
Tel: 610-282-5860
Contact: Kristin Illick & Jeffrey Frank
jeffreyfrank@yahoo.com
Liberty Gardens grows high quality vegetables on our small farm using ecologically responsible
practices.
We market our produce to restaurants in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley and in New York City, and
sell at the Emmaus Farmer's Market in Emmaus, PA. We are often looking for help, especially
during the summer time. Please give us a call if you have an interest in organic farming.
Licking Creek Bend Farm

28 Donahoe Lane, Needmore, PA 17238
Tel: 301-587-2248
Contact: Michael Tabor
esiegel2@igc.org
Licking Creek Bend Farm is located at 28 Donah Lane, Needmore, PA 17238. Growers Michael and
Esther Tabor grow a variety of fresh, certified naturally grown, produce for sale at area farmers'
market and their CSA. One share feeds a family of 4 or 2 people who eat a lot of vegetables. There
are several CSA pick-up sites: Adams Morgan (Saturday between 10:30am and 1pm at 18th St &
Columbia Rd); Gaithersburg at NIST (Tuesdays between 10:30am and 1pm); Bethesda at NIH
(Tuesdays between 10:30am and 1pm); and Brookland Metro Station - under bridge (Tuesdays
between 3pm and 7pm). Licking Creek Bend Farm offers the following seasonal shares:
Lil' Ponderosa Enterprises

44 Ponderosa Road, Carlisle, PA 17013
Tel: 717-245-2820
Contact: Robert and Kate Boyce
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Lil' Ponderosa Enterprises have a closed herd of purebred black angus cattle on a 350-acre owned
and rented family farm. We are feeding grass via MIG Managed Intensive Grazing. In 2001, the
Pennsylvania Grassland and Forage Council awarded us the Conservation Farmer of the Year
award. In 2003, the Pennsylvania Cattlemen's Association selected us to receive the Environmental
Stewardship award. And, most recently, Lil' Ponderosa was a regional winner of the 2005
Environmental Stewardship Award Program (ESAP). The farm is only one of seven regional winners
nationwide.
Our cows are never fed grain. We do not use hormones, implants, or any artificial feed. No animal
by-products are used. We grow all of our own feed. Grass and legumes 60/40 ratio fed as dry hay
and haylege. We offer freezer beef in any quantity.
Linden Hill Gardens

Tel: 610-847-1300
community contests.
Lindenhof Farm
2194 Kirkwood Pike, Kirkwood, PA 17536
Tel: 717-529-6963
Contact: Axel and Susan Linde
axel@lindenhoffarm.net
http://www.lindenhoffarm.net/
On our 85-acre farm, in Southern Lancaster County, Pennsylvania we raise all-natural, grass-fed,
healthy: chickens, turkeys, lambs, and hogs.
The animals are well cared for in open, green pastures by three generations of family members.
We strive to provide healthy, delicious poultry, pork and lamb to our local customers to help build a
thriving local economy and a health-conscious.
Livengood Family Farm

1648 Morningside Drive, Lancaster, PA 17602
Tel: 717-327-6817
Contact: Dwain Livengood
Located at the intersection of Lancaster's beautiful farming country and the recent suburb
expansion, our vegetable farm has been the sole enterprise of our family for 30 years. We are a two
generation family business consisting of Earl and Joyce and son Dwain and Audrey. Building
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sustainable enterprises that encourage creativity is our passion. Building blocks include grass,
vegetables, grass eating animals and birds and hungry persons who appreciate wholesome food.
Our animal and vegetable offerings are Beyond Organic. We were certified organic for over 15 years
beginning in the early '90s helping to develop the Certified Organic label in Pennsylvania as charter
members of Pennsylvania Certified Organic. Since then our focus on "Green Everyday" Beef has
taken us above and beyond organic certification standards. Since most of our customers are private
individuals who know us and our farming practices well, a third party inspection process seemed
unnecessary. We welcome your visit for personal verification of our Beyond Organic practices!
Livengood vegetables and meats are offered at four Philadelphia farmers markets as well as direct
from the farm. We encourage a call before stopping by the farm as a full time farm stand is still in the
dream phase.
Our cattle help retired farmers and landowners keep their beautiful landscape in farming. If you live
nearby, we expect you to stop by to meet our family and see how living on the edge of farmland loss
is possible with your help.
We've also experienced raising meat birds on grass and have found the results delightful! We will be
doing more broilers this season.
Living Hope Farm

461 Indian Creek Road, Harleysville, PA 19438
Tel: 267-625-4525
Contact: Jill Landes
info@livinghopefarm.org
http://www.livinghopefarm.org
Living Hope Farm operates on a 40-acre land base near Harleysville, PA. The farm is a non-profit
ministry that incorporates many topics including: sustainable agriculture, land stewardship and
preservation, job training and a greater understanding of one's connection and interdependence to
land. Living Hope Farm will allow persons to re-root, re-route and get dirty. The primary function of
the farm is to operate as a non-profit CSA.
Lone Pine Farm

59 Clover Lane, Stillwater, PA 17878
Tel: 570-925-5372
Contact: Scott & Melody Masich
msmasich@epix.net
All natural grass-fed chicken, turkey, pork and eggs.
Lowden Brothers Farm

136 California Drive, Coal Center, PA 15423
Tel: 724-239-5233
Contact: David Lowden
lowden_d@hotmail.com
Our beautiful farm is located about 35 miles South of Pittsburgh. From our property you can view the
top of the US Steel Building in downtown Pittsburgh as well as the scenic Uniontown Mountains.
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Here we raise alfalfa and mixed grass hay along with about 10 acres of oats annually. We use this
hay to feed our livestock and we sell it to horse breeders. Our beef cattle herd consists of about 30
Angus cows. We also raise replacement heifers and feeder steers. For over 10 years we have sold
grass-fed ground beef and freezer beef in our community. Our customers preorder their product.
Our freezer beef is processed every September and October. We sell our ground beef every
November and May.
My processors package your beef to your satisfaction and freeze it for your convenience. Our beef is
raised and handled according to the PA Beef Quality Assurance Standards. We also belong to many
local, state, and national cattle and farm organizations. Raising quality hay and cattle products is
very important to me. I operate my farm with pride and excellence. I hope to hear from you
sometime. Thank you.
M & B Farview Farm

229 Farview Road, Hamburg, PA 19526
Tel: 610-562-4912
Contact: Mary Hill
mary@mbfarviewfarm.com
http://www.mbfarviewfarm.com
A 52-acre operation, M & B Farview Farm started out with just chickens and goats in April 2004.
Since then the farm has grown to feature a large and diverse number of high quality animals, all of
which are treated with the utmost care and are hand raised from the day they are born or come to
our farm. M&B Farview Farm is a family farm and all of our animals are considered a part of the
family.
Our beef is pastured with a grain ration (1 cup per animal per day) to keep them friendly. We offer
certified Black Angus beef cattle, registered Charolais beef cattle, Jersey dairy cattle and Lineback
dairy cows. Miniature Hereford beef cattle and miniature Jersey dairy cows are just one of the
specialty breeds we raise. We also offer bull semen for sale, available from our fine stock of certified
cattle.
We added Guineas and Heritage turkeys to our farm, pastured raised, chemical and antibiotic free.
We breed high quality Oberhasli dairy goats, Nubian dairy goats and we are breeding a special
hardier cross bred dairy goat with increased milk production. Natural goat milk soap is one of our
specialties that we create on a very limited basis but can be pre-ordered. Contact us for details.
We raise at least 4 distinct breeds of pigs and have a variety of pigs for sale including Tamworth
pigs, Yorkshire pigs, Blue Butt pigs and Old Spot pigs. We have many pigs for sale. Our beef is
pastured with a grain ration (1 cup per animal per day) to keep them friendly.
We also offer free range eggs from chickens that are excellent large brown egg layers or sample our
Rock Cornish game hens, a specialty Cornish game hen with a wonderful mild flavor and that grow
far larger than a traditional game hen.
We are Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Certified to sell raw milk, available for pickup on our
farm. We also have our Raw Jersey cow and goat milk permit, so we can ship our pastured products
all over the US. Our goats and cows are fed only all natural feed and are free range on our farm. We
are fanatics with cleanliness and go far above and beyond the guidelines to make absolutely certain
our milk is clean, fresh and probably some of the best you will ever taste anywhere, period!
Most of our products are available year-round, straight from the farm. Just give a call first and we will
be glad to assist you. Our hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 am - 4 pm, Saturday 1 pm- 4
pm. We are also now doing deliveries to Philadelphia once per month (if we have a combined order
of $250 or more).
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M&B Farview Farm welcomes you to call, email or make an appointment to stop by and visit our
unique farm in Hamburg, PA. We are always glad to hear from our customers.
M&M Robertson Farms

614 Canoe Ripple Road, Sligo, PA 16255
Tel: 814-358-2882
Contact: Mik & Maggie Robertson
maggiethefarmer@windstream.net
Farm Description:
We are located in scenic Licking Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania. We started farming in
1999 and became certified organic in 2001; we did not renew our certification in 2005 and will be
applying to Certified Naturally Grown in 2006. Our farm encompasses 95 acres; about 3 acres are in
vegetable production while the balance is in hay, pasture and woodland. We grow a wide variety of
open-pollinated vegetables and herbs, most of them heirlooms. Diversity is one of the primary keys
to a healthy ecosystem, and over the last 7 years we have seen first-hand the results of focusing on
diversity and building a healthy soil foundation in the quality of our crops.
Practices:
Our produce is grown on a 3-year rotation cycle, in 4-foot wide crop rows interspersed with sod
strips. Crops are mulched with hay or interseeded with companion crops. This method allows for
weed control and soil erosion protection, as well as the growth of beneficial plants within the sod
strips. We have a natural wetland area that is home to a variety of plant and animal species.
What We Grow:
Our focus is on heirloom varieties of produce; everything we grow is open-pollinated. We try to grow
several varieties of each type of vegetable, and in 2006 we will be growing more than 25 kinds of
hot peppers and more than 10 kinds of tomats in addition to many other items. We also grow several
types of culinary herbs and 4 varieties of raspberries. In 2004 we started a small heirloom orchard.
Where we sell our products:

Our main market is through our CSA. We are combining our efforts with 3 other organic farms (1
certified, 2 not certified) in order to provide our customers a bountiful variety of fresh local produce.
We are accepting members until May 1, 2006. Please contact us for details!
We are also at the Clarion County Farmers' Market on Saturday mornings, 8:30 to Noon from May
13 to October 28, 2006. The market is located in Memorial Park, on Main Street across from the
courthouse in Clarion, PA.
INTERNS WANTED!
In 2006 we are starting an intern program. Interns will assist with all aspect of our operation, from
growing produce and maintaining the garden, to operating the CSA and attending the Farmers'
Market. Our Interns will gain experience in vegetable production, customer service, marketing and
display design. We will provide rustic housing with access to kitchen, bath and laundry, fresh
produce and a stipend based on Farmers' Market sales.
Maple Acres Farm

2656 Narcissa Road, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
Tel: 610-828-7395
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Small family farm with a farm market stand.
Maple Hollow Farm

9027 Hyndman Road, Manns Choice, PA 15550
Tel: 814-623-5756
Fax: 814-623-5756
Contact: Melanie Barkley
maplehollow@earthlink.com
http://www.maplehollow.net
We raise registered Dorset sheep on our 225 acre family farm that includes 75 acres of pasture. The
lambs we market are young and fresh off the farm.
Martin's Twin Brook Farm

355 Kreutz Creek Road, York, PA 17406
Tel: 717-840-4184
Caretaker@TwinBrookFarm.com
http://www.twinbrookfarm.com
Martin's Twin Brook Farm is a small all natural farm in south central Pennsylvania. We raise Scotch
Highland cross cattle for beef. We feed only pasture grass, hay, and a mineralized salt block. No
antibiotics nor hormones are used. We use no chemical fertilizers nor herbicides on the pasture.
Beef is sold by the mixed quarter and must be picked up at a local butcher, usually in July or
October. Supply is very limited. We will take your name and call you for order confirmation a few
weeks before the beef is ready to be picked up.
We also have very limited quantities of emu meat from free-range emus raised on the same
pastures described above. No antibiotics nor hormones are used. Emu meat is a red meat that looks
and tastes very much like beef, is high in iron, and has about the same fat content as turkey. We sell
emu by the half or whole bird. A whole bird usually yields 50 to 80 pounds of meat with no bones.
Very limited quantities of fertile, free-range brown chicken eggs (no hormones nor antibiotics) are
also available from the same pastures used by the cattle and emus.
Marwood Farm
1068 Woodstock, Fayetteville, PA 17222 Contact: Donald & Christine Scott
Marwood Farm offers eggs from free-range birds, pastured chickens and turkeys, and grassfed beef
in limited quantities. Pasture-finished beef is available by the halves, split halves (quarter) or by the
individual cut. Fresh bread may be available on pick-up days.
Mason Farms
8603 West Lake Road, Lake City, PA 16423
Tel: 814-774-8592
Fax: 814-774-9807
http://www.masonfarms.net/
Looking for a friendly farm country experience? Our farm and roadside market is bursting with fresh
fruits and vegetables picked daily from our own fields. For a wonderful down on the farm experience
bring the whole family and pick your own sweet, juicy fruits and vegetables. Browse through our
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beautiful greenhouses filled with an astounding array of spring color. Whether you're planning for
dinner or stocking your pantry, you're sure to experience country living at its finest.
Masonic Village Farm Market

Orchard
One Masonic Drive, Elizabethtown, PA 17022
Tel: 717-361-4520
Fax: 717-361-5592
Contact: Tad Kuntz
farmmarket@masonicvillagespa.org
http://mvfarmmarket.com
The Masonic Village Farm Market and bakery is open from May through December. We specialize
in Asparagus, Strawberries, Cherries, Peaches, Nectarines, Plums, Pears, Apple Cider and over 50
varieties of Apples. Pick-Your-Own apples are available each fall. Pies, Apple Dumplings and
cookies are baked fresh daily.
The Masonic Village orchard has been a proud steward of the land for 100 years. We practice
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) on our farm in order to preserve sustainable agriculture for our
generation and generations to come. To read more about IPM, please visit our web site and click on
Farming Methods.
We also sell many other fruits and vegetables produced by local farms including tomats, peppers,
sweet corn, pumpkins and much more.
A full mail-order catalog is available including our large selection of jams, jellies and award winning
fruit butters. We accept orders via our web site. Delivery is available via FedEx to anywhere in the
USA.
Matre Manoevre Farm

28290 Great Cove Rd., Ft. Littleton, PA 17223
Tel: 717-987-3745
Contact: Althea &William Wagman
awwagman@pa.net
We at Matre Manvre Farm are dedicated to raising our own food and to market our surplus. We
believe that food should be raised in a manner which preserves the land and allows animals to live
in their natural enviornment under compassionate management. Our products include grass fed
Devon Red Beef, eggs layed by free range chickens and vegtables raised in our raised beds
fertilized by our animal's manure.
Matthew S. Martin Farm

665 Portzline Hill Rd., Mt. Pleasant Mills, PA 17853 Contact: Matthew S. Martin
Matthews Family Farm

116 Matthews Road, Eighty-Four, PA 15330
Tel: 724+222-0460
Contact: John Matthews
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matthewsfamilyfarm@yahoo.com
Multi-generational farm with all types of greenhouse plants in the summer, a complete variety of
vegetables during the summer season and "Tons of Pumpkins", gourds,and corn stalks into the end
of October. We are a founding member of the Penn's Corner Farm Alliance selling to top area
restaurants and a 160 member CSA.

Tel: 610-458-8129
sam@maysiesfarm.org

McConnells' Farm
294 New Bethlehem Church Road, Aliquippa, PA 15001
Tel: 724-375-9568
info@mcconnellsfarm.com
http://www.mcconnellsfarm.com
At McConnells' Farm, our family tradition of passion, hard work and commitment to excellence helps
us grow some of the best food the good earth offers. That family tradition is also our future, as we
continue working to bring your family fresh, delicious fruits and vegetables that taste the way nature
intended.
Meadow Run Farm

727 Rettew Mill Rd., Lititz, PA 17543
Tel: 717-733-4832
Fax: 717-733-4279
Contact: Philip or Dorcas Horst-Landis
meadowrunfarm@hotmail.com
Meadow Run Farm is located in scenic Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, producing pastured
chicken and turkey, grass-fed beef and lamb, and pastured pork from heritage breed pigs. Our
agricultural practices emphasize sustainability, our foremost concern being to build natural soil
fertility and health by enhancing the humus content in our fields. To this end we 'employ' our animals
in harvesting grass and legumes. The benefits from a grass-based diet to livestock health and
happiness are well known, as are the health benefits to the consumer eating animals raised this
way. Meat and eggs can be purchased directly from our small on-farm store, or email us through this
website to place an order, ask questions or request a price list. To order directly online or view our
product list, prices and delivery sites, visit the Farm To City website, click on Buying Clubs and then
Meadow Run Farm.
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Meadowset Farm & Apiary

210 North Creek Road, Landenberg, PA 19350
Tel: 610-274-8320
Contact: Thomas & Barbara Schaer
tpschaer@vet.upenn.edu
From the Swiss Alps to the fields of Pennsylvania, Meadowset Farm is a small 30 acre family farm in
the heart of southeastern Chester County. The farm is run by Barbara and Thomas, two large
animal veterinarians and their daughters. Max, the Bernese Mountain Dog, 8 cats, chickens,
honeybees and peafowl complete the tenants on this 250+ year old farm. We run a grass-based
sheep dairy with East Friesland and Lacaune milksheep, following old-world cheese making
practices. The 25 plus colonies of honeybees produce honey, pollen, propolis and beeswax. We
consider it a privilege to carry on the tradition of farming at Meadowset Farm. By practicing
sustainability we strive not only to be good farmers, but also to become stewards of the land for
those who will farm here after us. "OUR LAND IS NOT A GIFT FROM OUR PARENTS, BUT A
LOAN FROM OUR CHILDREN."
Meadville Area Local Growers

910 Market Street, Meadville, PA 16335
Tel: (814) 694-3006
Contact: John Clendenin or Clen Croft
freshfromthevines@alltel.net
http://malg.allegheny.edu/
We are a collaborative of farmers from the greater Meadville area who gather twice a week to sell
seasonal items. Currently, farmers are working together to advertise their products and the positive
impacts of buying local.
We carry an assortment of locally-grown veggies, fruits and fresh-cut flowers. Many of our
selections are organic. You can order meat from us as well; we can supply grass-fed beef,
free-range chicken, turkey, duck, pheasant, eggs, and pork.
Wednesdays 3pm-7pm
Saturdays 8am-1pm
Merrymead Farm and Country Store

2222 Valley Forge Road, Lansdale, PA 19446
Tel: 610-584-4410
Fax: 610-584-4442
http://www.merrymead.com
Merrymead Farm - Family owned and operated. Preserving the family farm by serving the
community with quality products, agricultural education, and unique wholesome family fun.
Merrymead Farm is a working dairy farm located in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Merrymead
is a family owned and operated farm. It is one of Pennsylvania's century farms having been in the
same family for over 100 years.
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Meyer Dairy
2390 S. Atherton Street, State College, PA 16801
Tel: 814-237-1849
Fresh milk, ice cream, butter -they don't use hormones on their cows. Eggs, honey and other locally
produced foods.
Mildred's Daughters Urban Farm

1100 Normahill Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Tel: 412-999-4209
Contact: Barbara Kline & Randa Shannon
mildredsdaughters@verizon.net
http://www.growpittsburgh.org/mildredsDaughters.html
MILDRED'S DAUGHTERS URBAN FARM operates on 5 urban acres that have been deeded as a
farm since 1875. We grow a wide variety of heirloom tomats as well as specialty vegetables,
flowers, and herbs.
SPRING SEEDLING SALES We sell a wide variety of tomato seedlings, primarily the tender and
tasty heirloom varieties. We also offer a great selection of annual and perennial herbs, including 6
varieties of basil. Vegetable seedlings offered include rainbow Swiss chard, Wintorbor & Russian
kale, melons, eggplant, cucumbers, sweet and hot peppers, and squash.
MARKETS In the 2010 season we will attend the Local Farmers Market at Whole Foods in East
Liberty This market takes place on the last Wednesday of the month in the Whole Foods parking lot,
Dates are: July 28, August 25 and September 29.
SPEAKERS are available for presentations about many garden topics such as heirloom vegetables,
beneficial insects, organic gardening, and seed saving. We also speak on urban agriculture, local
food benefits, micro-farming and other food systems topics
COMMUNITY We helped found, and remain affiliated with, Grow Pittsburgh, a nonprofit
organization which works to model, teach, and facilitate sustainable urban food production. Produce
is donated to the East End Co-operative Ministry throughout the year, for use in Meals on Wheels
and Homeless shelter programs. Our produce is featured at Legume Bistro in Point Breeze, Dozen
Bake Shop, and The Round Corner Cantina in Lawrenceville. We are organized as a working
member CSA (community supported agriculture) group, in which members work for a family share
and help to grow food for income production to sustain the farm operations.
Mill Creek Farm

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Millcreek Organic Farm

631 Mill Creek School Road, Bird-In-Hand, PA 17505
Tel: 717-656-7089
Contact: Jacob Miller
The Millers graze the production crew - cows, pigs and chickens - on green pastures during the
summer. In the winter months they supplement their grazing with certified organic alfalfa and grass
mixed with hay. No animal byproducts or antibiotics are added. These hardy animals and poultry
are bathed by the sun and washed by the rain as they roam free in the wide open spaces.
The Miller family appreciates assisting you and yours in your quest for better health, with flavorful
foods of the highest quality and the most nutrition... delivered right to your doorstep, too! That's time
saved with less stress and that is healthy as well.
Milk and cream are tested weekly to maintain high quality and safety.
Misera's Organic Farm

135 Minteer Rd., Butler, PA 16001
Tel: 724-865-2424
Contact: Steve Misera
Stevemisera@aol.com
We are a family farm consisting of 80 acres. About 40 acres of crops, 30 acres of pasture, with the
remaining in woods and farmstead. Our grains are certified organic. We have pastured poultry that
is fed organic feed. We do not use any hormones or antibiotics in our chickens, beef and pork. We
sell directly to consumers but would also sell to interested restaurants. We also plan on getting into
vegtables in the near future.
We sell pastured poulty as whole or cut up birds, fresh or frozen. Our beef is Black Angus and is
sold by the half or quarter(half of a half) and is sold cut, wrapped, and frozen. Our pork is sold by the
half or whole and is also cut, wrapped and frozen. We also have some certified organic blueberries
and rasperies.
Our products are sold at the farm. Our chickens are available in the summer and early fall months.
Pork is available in the fall, and the beef is available in the early spring. We prefer that you order the
chicken by late spring or early summer, pork must be ordered by late spring and beef must be
ordered by late summer. We do on occasion have extra available at processing time but do not
guarantee it.
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Misty Morning Farm

Tel: 814-743-5959
refuge.
Mondjack Apiaries
2236 N. 1st Ave., Whitehall, PA 18052
Tel: 610-264-0494
Contact: Bill Mondjack
billzbeez@mondjackapiaries.com
http://www.MondjackApiaries.com
At MONDJACK APIARIES our honeybees have been gathering nectar from the local wild flowers of
the Lehigh Valley since 1980 and since that time they've been turning it into the most delicious Wild
Flower Honey you can imagine. It is because of the freedom given to our honeybees to gather
nectar from the plants of their choice that our honey varies slightly in color and flavor throughout the
season, from light in color (that of Locust trees, Clover, Alfalfa and Bush Honeysuckle) to light
amber and amber in color, (from Linden and Tulip Poplar trees) all embody a natural delicate flavor
that will delight your taste buds!
Our honey is never heated above the temperature that is attained in the beehive.
Honey is available in sizes from 8 oz. jars to 5 gal. buckets. Beeswax candles, beeswax Christmas
ornaments & bulk beeswax, Honey & Nuts ice cream topping, Cinnamon & plain Creamed Honey,
honey recipe brochures & cook books. "Honey gift baskets" may also be ordered. "Honey candy" in
5 flavors.
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Mountain Dale Farm

RR 02, Box 985, McClure, PA 17841
Tel: 570-658-3536
Contact: Sally
mtndale@sunlink.net
http://www.pafarmstay.com/mountaindale/
A large numbers of animals call Mountain Dale Farm's 175 acres home. Sheep, pigs, chickens,
cattle, geese, goats, ducks, horses, rabbits, and peacocks can be found roaming about the grounds.
The farm raises cattle and lamb for meat, both of which are available from the farm in 1/2 and 1/4
cuts. The meat is not routinely available, so customers should call ahead of time to place an order at
which point an animal can be processed. A local butcher can cut the 1/2 or 1/4 order into more
specific, custom cuts.
Mountain Dale Farm also provides vacation retreats. A variety of people from families wanting a
relaxed vacation to nature enthusiasts to intrepid travelers looking to explore beautiful Central
Pennsylvania are drawn to the farm. As each season unfolds, a new list of possibilities emerges to
keep the restless busy while those seeking peace and solitude can relax and watch the surrounding
mountains change their colors.
The year-round facility boasts a large meeting hall, four efficiency cabins, three dormitory cabins,
three forest cabins and a renovated 200 year old log house. Four rooms are available in the
farmhouse. Meals, created with fresh, local produce and the farm's own meats, are available if
schedules permit (meals are only available for parties of ten or greater). The kitchen equipment
found in most of the cabins offer guests the opportunity to develop their own vacation schedule.
Murray's Spring Maple Farms

RD#3 Box 301, Meshoppen, PA 18630
Tel: 570-833-5998
Fax: 570-833-0255
Contact: James & Madonna Murray
missmaddie@epix.net
Myerov Family Farm

306 Elephant Road, Perkasie, PA 18944
Tel: 215-249-3145
Contact: Neil Myerov
myerov@verizon.net
http://www.myerovfarm.com
Savor a wide variety of the freshest locally grown produce by becoming a member of our CSA.
Enjoy trips to the farm. Participate in growing your own food. Cooking and canning classes. Cut
flower bouquets.
U-pick crops - peas, beans, paste tomats, hot peppers, herbs, flowers.
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Eat Smart.
Natural Acres
Tel: 717-692-1000
naturalacres@pa.net
http://www.naturalacres.com
Natural Acres, a certified organic farm, raises beef, chicken and eggs. The products are available at
the Market located on the farm, through our web site, by email, or by phone. We also have a bakery
that uses organic ingredients to make breads, pies, cookies, and muffins.
Our strict growing conditions, emphasize a healthy environment. We make sure that all of our
animals' diet is healthy and pure, free of exogenous growth hormones and implants. Our cattle and
poultry graze on green pastures where they can have plenty of exercise and fresh air. They have
access to all the grass they desire as well as clean, fresh water. Animals raised under the conditions
we practice actually are very beneficial to your health.
Natural by Nature
P.O. Box 464, West Grove, PA 19390
Tel: 610-268-6962
Fax: 610-268-4172
ndpc@kennett.net
http://www.natural-by-nature.com/
Natural Dairy Products Corporation (NDP) was started in 1994 by Ned MacArthur and his father
Norman. Ned quit milking cows a year earlier because of low milk prices and the frustration that
there was no system by which farmers could sell milk organically.
Ned and Norman teamed up with four organic dairy farmers in Lancaster County, PA and created a
whole system in which grass-fed organic milk could be produced, transported, processed and
packaged, independent of the huge, volume based milk industry. Strict adherence to organic
principles and a dedication to high quality were the rules, which Ned, Norman and the farmers
demanded of each other.
Natural by Nature
P.O. Box 464 , West Grove, PA 19390
Tel: 610-268-6962
Fax: 610-268-4172
ndpc@kennett.net
Cows are meant to eat grass, not grain. Pastured cows are healthier and less stressed. At NDP, we
strive to make fresh pasture the main diet for our cows. Our farmers own and operate small family
farms in Lancaster County, PA.
The milk from grass-fed cows contains higher levels of Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA) than that of
cows fed grain. CLA is an Omega 6 Fatty Acid, which studies have shown, helps in disease
protection. Grass-fed milk naturally contains higher levels of Beta-carotene, Vitamin A, and Vitamin
E because grass itself contains more of these nutrients than grain. Consuming grass-fed dairy
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products is a way to ensure the supply of these important nutrients in your daily diet.
Work with nature - purchase this regionally produced organic grass-fed milk and help support
organic farmers.
Natural By Nature grass-fed, organic milk and dairy products from Natural Dairy Products are
brought to you with our commitment to excellence...
Natural Dairy Products

POB 464, West Grove, PA 19390
Tel: (610) 268-6962
Fax: (610) 268-4172
http://www.natural-by-nature.com
Natural Dairy Products Corporation is the producer of Natural By Nature organic, grass-fed, dairy
products.
For a fresh, wholesome taste, try our unhomogenized organic milk in glass bottles and whipped
cream.
For industrial sales we provide bulk organic dairy ingredients. If you'd like to sell our product under
your label, ask us about our private label organic dairy program.
Nature's Sunlight Farm

401 Centerville Road, Newville, PA 17241
Tel: 717-776-3417
Contact: Mark & Maryann Nolt
Nature's Sunlight Farm is a small family farm producing a wide range of grass-fed, pasture-based
products. While not certified organic, the farm strictly observes organic standards.
Dairy products include raw milk, raw milk cheeses (cheddar, havarti, and several more), butter, kefir,
yogurt, buttermilk, and creme fresh.
The beef comes from cattle that are sourced as yearlings from a neighboring organic farm. Once
they arrive at Nature's Sunlight Farm they are put out on pasture and grass-fed until they're
processed and sold by the cut, Â½, or whole. Pork is sold by the Â½ or whole and lamb is available
by the cut.
All products are sold from the farm and at the Carlisle Farmers' Market.
Call the farm to place your order or to request more information.
New Morning Farm

22263 Anderson Hollow Rd., Hustontown, PA 17229
Tel: 814-448-3904
Contact: Jim Crawford
jim@newmorningfarm.net
http://www.newmorningfarm.net
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Jim and Moie Kimball Crawford own and operate New Morning Farm, a 95-acre certified-organic
vegetable farm in south-central Pennsylvania. The Crawfords have farmed organically for over 30
years.
New Morning Farm now produces approximately 40 different crops, all certified organic. Crops
include berries and herbs in addition to most standard garden vegetables. The farm employs,
besides the family, one or two year-round helpers and approximately 15 seasonal workers and
apprentices. The farming apprenticeship program is well-developed and has helped a number of
aspiring growers to get started in farming.
Over the years, the Crawfords have built a many-faceted, successful direct-marketing system. They
started and operated a roadside stand in years past. They have organized two now-well-established
farmers markets and helped found a wholesale marketing cooperative with a group of growers -
Tuscarora Organic Growers. New Morning Farm markets (both wholesale and retail) various
locally-produced foods year-round in addition to its own produce.
Northern Tier Sustainable Meats Coop Inc.

Milky Way Dairy Route 14, Troy, PA 16947
Tel: 570-673-5651
Contact: Tim Schlitzer
mealtimeoutfitter@mac.com
http://www.milkywayfarms.net/Home.html
Northern Tier specializes in grass fed and grass based beef products. We also create a line of
mountain meals from chili's, stews and our new famous Mountain Dogs. Our farmers are all
committed to a healthy planet and happy customers. You will find that rugged foods come from our
rugged landscape!

Tel: 724-735-4054
Contact: Lori Sands
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Oak Spring Farm

65 Hewitt Lane, PO Box 127, Claysville, PA 15323
Tel: 724-663-5730
Contact: Norma Hibbits
oakspring127@verizon.net

Tel: 484-995-8160
Ojala Farm
Clover Creek Cheese Cellar
5161 Clover Creek Road, Williamsburg, PA 16693
Tel: 814-832-3755
Contact: David and Terry Rice
info@clovercreekcheese.com
http://www.clovercreekcheese.com
We sell raw milk from the farm, grass-based beef, and eggs from pastured poultry. We make our
raw milk into 10 varieties of cheese. Our cheese is not another push button cheese. Each vat is
filled slowly, using a stainless steel pipeline direct from the milking area as the cows are being
milked. Cultures are then carefully added and the milk is gently stirred by hand, not beaten by
stainless steel paddles. After the right amount of time, rennet is added following the age old tradition
of making great farmstead cheese. After coagulation, the curds are quickly cut, allowed to rest and
heal, and then gently stirred by hand. The curds are eventually packed into molds and pressed by
hanging weights for the allotted time. Cheeses are then aged in one of our climate-controlled cellars,
on locally grown sugar maple shelving. Instead of suffocating them in plastic, they grow a natural
rind that gives additional character and flavor to the cheese. At just the right time, we remove them,
package them, and sell them to discriminating customers. Welcome to the taste and quality of true
farmstead artisan cheese! We hope you enjoy our cheese as much as we enjoy making it!
Organic Acres
3539 Scenic Road, Gordonville, PA 17529
Tel: 717-768-3364
The chickens are available from May to November. Turkeys are harvested in time for Thanksgiving.
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The pork is available in late fall. Rabbits, which average 2-3 pounds each, are available fresh or
frozen. "Salad Bar Beef" is available in late October in quarters, halves, or whole. Goat or lamb are
sold in the late fall. Eggs from pastured hens are available at their self-service stand six days a week
throughout the spring, summer and early fall. Fresh produce is available in season.
Over the Moon Farm

190 View Drive, Rebersburg, PA 16872
Tel: 814-349-2697
Contact: Lyn Garling
info@overthemoonfarm.com
http://www.overthemoonfarm.com
Over the Moon Farm

Market Schedule Summer 2010
We market our meats at Tait Farm on alternate Tuesdays and Fridays from 2-6PM.
All meats are sold by the cut and frozen. Fresh chicken is available on specific dates.
Tait Farm is located on Rt. 322 east, just outside of State College, PA. For directions,
see http://www.taitfarmfoods.com
Our summer 2010 market dates are:
Fridays
May 14, May 21, June 4, June 18*, July 2, July 16*, July 30, August 13, August 27, Sept 3*
Tuesdays
May 25, June 8, June 22, July 6, July 20, August 3, August 17
* denotes FRESH organically-fed pastured chickens will be available those days.
Overlook Farm
223 Spruce Road, Karns City, PA 16041
Tel: 724-756-0540
Contact: Robert Reed
overlook@isrv.com
Located about 45 miles Northeast of Pittsburgh, PA, Overlook Farm raises cattle on chemical-free
pasture and supplemental corn to provide customers with the best freezer beef available. Overlook
Farm cattle also receive no synthetic hormones or antibiotics and are raised in a low-stress, humane
and natural environment.
In order for everyone to be able to enjoy the finer cuts from the hindquarter, we are actually selling
œsplit-halves•, which are half forequarter and half hindquarter. Currently we are charging $1.45 per
pound (dressed weight) for our beef and our meat cutter is charging $.27 per pound to cut and wrap
to your specifications, for a total of $1.72 per pound.
As soon as our steer is delivered to the butcher shop, we will notify you by phone what your bill will
be, and when your order will be available for pick-up. Within a few days, you will need to contact the
butcher to inform him of how you would like your order to be processed (portion sizes, steaks per
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package and so on). Your order will then be ready for pick-up in about one week.
Many of our customers will split an order with friends or relatives. Overlook Farm beef is available
year-round. Visitors to the farm are welcome with advance notice.
Owens Farm
2611 Mile Post Rd, Subury, PA 17801
Tel: 570-286-5309
Contact: Caroline and David Owens
info@owensfarm.com
http://www.owensfarm.com/
Owens Farm is owned and operated by David and Caroline Owens with their three children Kyle,
Kevin, and Melissa. The farm boasts 112 acres of rolling pasture, with lovely views in all directions.
A traditional red Pennsylvania Bank barn, pond, and classic white farmhouse complete the picture.
Owens Farm started on 13 acres in New Hampshire. The family raised livestock for their own needs,
tending their animals in a natural setting and avoiding chemicals and growth stimulants. It was only
a matter of time before neighbors approached them, asking if they could raise and sell some extra
animals. People were learning about the pitfalls of industrial agriculture, and seeking pasture-raised
meat for their families. A business was born. By 2007, the Owens family was ready for a larger
farm. A two-year search led to the state of Pennsylvania and the town of Sunbury.
Caroline is a former Vocational Agriculture teacher who worked in marketing communications and
the equestrian travel business before starting her family. She holds a B.S. in Animal
Science/Agricultural Education from Cornell University and an M.B.A. from Boston University.
David is an engineer now running his own database and software consulting business. He earned
his B.S. in Engineering from the University of Lowell and a M.S. in Biomedical Engineering from
Boston University.
Oyler's Organic Farms

400 Pleasant Valley Road, Biglerville, PA 17307
Tel: 717-677-8411
Contact: Bill Oyler
wjoyler@superpa.net
http://www.oylersorganicfarms.com
We are a certified organic farm located in south-central Pennsylvania close to Gettysburg. You may
have heard of us before, we recently changed our name from Oyler's Eden Valley Farms to Oyler's
Organic Farms. We feel that our new name more accurately reflects our way of thinking and
farming.
We have 360 acres of land which are certified organic. Our products meet the USDA seal of
approval. We are certified by Pennsylvania Certified Organic, which is an approved certifier of the
USDA. The 2010 harvest will be our third crop to be certified organic.
Currently we grow organic apples, organic hay, and organic baleage. Our farm is a family farm and
we own and operate it. As stewards of the land we strive for healthy soil and subsequently healthy
plants. We planted baby trees in the spring of 2008 and the spring of 2009 which are not yet bearing
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fruit. Look for organic peaches and more apple varieties in the future!
Painted Hand Farm

173 Jumper Road, Newburg, PA 17240
Tel: 717-860-9385
Fax: 717-423-5596
Contact: Sandy Miller
Sandra@paintedhandfarm.com
http://www.paintedhandfarm.com/
Painted Hand Farm is a sustainable diversified farm located in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
Home to naturally browsed meat goats, humanely raised veal, grass fed beef, pastured poultry and
organically raised herbs and vegetables, our philosophy is to raise food as naturally as possible
without the use of pesticides, herbicides, hormones and antibiotics. Our products are all sold
through direct marketing to consumers both at the farm and through regional producer-only farmers
markets.
Pallman Farms
1511 Summit Lake Rd., Clarks Summit, PA 18411
Tel: 570-587-3258
Contact: Richard Pallman
Pallman Farms opens for Pick-Your-Own strawberries at 8am during the picking season.
Restrooms are available at the barn at the pick-up / drop off location. A visitor reports: "It is a fairly
large operation - tractors take the pickers out to the fields. Buckets can be purchased for just $1.00
at the barn. There is fresh produce available at the weigh-in station as well."
Paradise Gardens and Farm

2771 Paradise Rd., Reynoldsville, PA 15851
Tel: 814-568-1207
Contact: Lucinda or Steve
ParadiseGardensandFarm@Comcast.Net
http://ParadiseGardensandFarm.com
Welcome to Jefferson County's first certified organic farm and NW PA's first licensed goat
dairy/creamery.
Our beautiful 50 acres of fields, pastures, henhouses, barn and goat dairy, greenhouses, and raised
beds
are all managed chemical-free and pure, with respect for Nature's ways of working.
We conserve energy and use renewable energies. Thanks to the PA Sunshine Program, our dairy
and barn are now all solar!
We sell organic harvest shares (CSA) and also goat cheese, milk, yogurt, and ground meat at the
farmstore, through the CSA, and in Pittsburgh.
We sell live goats here off the farm and offer classes and tours to help expand understanding of
farming and food.
Paradise Valley Organic Farm

51 Ziegler Road, Milton, PA 17847
Tel: 570-437-2156
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Contact: Bucky and Sherry Ziegler

PVPPFARM@aol.com
Paradise Valley Organic Farm is located in central Pennsylvania in the scenic Susquehanna Valley.
We offer PCO certified organic pastured chickens, turkeys, lamb, pork, and eggs.
Chickens are available from June through October. Birds may be purchased whole or cut-up.
Frozen, vacuum-packed whole birds can be shipped. Fresh turkeys are produced for the
Thanksgiving holiday. Grassfed and finished lamb are born in April, in synch with nature. All they eat
is green forage and mother's milk. The lambs are available at the farm starting in October, by the
whole or half, ready for your freezer. Pigs are born on pasture and supplemented with our own
organic grain to finish in the fall and to be available at the farm in November and December. Eggs
are always available.
Our news letter and order form can be sent on request. We are committed to the family farm and
want to provide wholesome products. Farm visits are welcome, but Sunday sales are discouraged.
Pasture's Pride Natural Meats

1555 Crystal Cave Road, Kutztown, PA 19530
Tel: 610-683-5436
Contact: Joy Stutzman
pasturespride@verizon.net
We are a family owned and operated farm committed to providing healthy and delicious meat to our
community and beyond.
We ensure that our meat is nutritious by not giving our animals growth hormones or antibiotics, and
by raising them naturally on high quality pastures.
We sell grassfed beef by the side or quarter or by the individual cut. Pork is sold as half or whole
hogs. Pastured poultry is sold fresh in June. Lamb is available as half or whole lambs.
SAMPLE PRICES:
100% Grassfed Beef
Side of Beef: $2.95/lb. hanging weight
Mixed Quarter of Beef: 3.10/lb. hanging weight
Ground Beef: 4.50/lb.
Ground Beef Patties: 5.00/lb.
Sirloin Steak: 9.15/lb.
T-Bone Steaks: 10.95/lb.
Porterhouse Steak: 11.75/lb.
Delmonico Steak: 12.45/lb.
Chuck Roast: 4.95/lb.
Bottom Round Roast: 6.25/lb.
Sirloin Tip Roast: 6.75/lb.
Beef Cubes: 5.95/lb.
Chipped Beef: 7.25/lb.
Soup Bones: 3.00/lb.
Beef Liver: 3.00/lb.
Beef Heart and tongue: 3.75/lb.
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Pet Pks. (ground organ meat

and beef) 4.00/lb.
Pork
Whole Hog: 2.75/lb. carcass weight
Half Hog: 2.85/lb. carcass weight
Pork Sampler Pack: 6.25/lb.
100% Grassfed Lamb

Whole Lamb: 5.65/lb. carcass weight
Half Lamb: 5.75/lb. carcass weight
Pasured Poultry
Whole Roaster Chickens: 2.80/lb.
Patches of Star Dairy

401 West High Street, Nazareth, PA 18064
Tel: 610-759-2901
Contact: Elly Hushour
patchesofstar@netzero.com
http://weaseljava.com/POS/
Patches of Star Dairy produces raw goat milk and a variety of all-natural, fresh goat cheeses,
including Chevre (plain, strawberry, lime, salted, and honey flavored), Queso Blanc (plain,
garlic/parsley, and tomato/basil flavored) and Feta. Elly Hushour has raised goats on the farm for
almost 20 years and her expertise on dairy goats and genetics has been recognized worldwide.
Patches of Star dairy goats are pasture-raised, fed an all-natural diet of grasses and grains, and are
never supplemented with hormones or routine antibiotics.
Products are available from the farm and at several farmers' markets in New York City.
Pearberry Farm
Chester County, PA 19460
Tel: 610-482-4638
Contact: Ellie Fineran
pearberryfarm@yahoo.com
http://pearberryfarm.blogspot.com/2009_07_01_archive.html
Pearberry offers pastured free range poultry eggs and fowl. In addition they have seasonal
vegetables for your dining pleasure. Chicken, duck, and quail available for order.
Penn's Corner Farm Alliance

PO Box 160, Shelocta, PA 15774
Tel: 412-956-9873
Contact: Neil Stauffer, manager
pennscorner@gmail.com
http://www.pennscorner.com
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Penn's Corner Farm Alliance is your neighborhood connection to farm fresh foods. We bring the
best local foods directly to you through Community Supported Agriculture and local restaurant sales.
Founded in 1999, Penn's Corner Farm Alliance is a farmer cooperative in Southwestern

Pennsylvania. As a group of almost 20 members; we deliver fruits, vegetables, and other farm food
products directly to customers in the Pittsburgh area through our CSA (Community Supported
Agriculture) program.
In addition, we also market to fine restaurants in the Pittsburgh vicinity. Over the last 10 years, we
have built a solid reputation for freshness and quality. Our farmers use sustainable farming practices
and many of them grow organically. We'd love to hear from you.
Pennypack Farm Education Center for Sustainable Food Systems

685 Mann Road, Horsham, PA 19044
Tel: 215-646-3943
Contact: Andy Andrews
info@pennypackfarm.org
http://www.pennypackfarm.org
Pennypack Farm and Education Center is guided by our mission and core values.
Our mission: making local sustainable agriculture an important part of our community through
farming, education, and community events.
Our organization works with children, families, community groups, environmental and educational
institutions to encourage awareness and the creation of sustainable local food systems by offering
educational programs and a community supported agriculture demonstration project.
The values that guide this organization are as follows:
* Providing locally-produced, fresh, healthy, humanely-raised, toxin-free food

* Environmental education
* Protecting ecosystem health
* Strengthening community relationships
* Preserving open space
* Maintaining farming as a viable occupation
* Building local food security
* Practicing sustainability in farming, buildings, and energy production
Perry Dell Farms

90 Indian Rock Dam Road, York, PA 17403
Tel: 717-741-3485
Fax: 717-741-2386
http://perrydellfarm.com
For three generations, we here at Perrydell Farm believe that freshness ds make a difference in the
taste of our milk. Our milk can go directly from our cows to our on-farm bottling plant and straight to
the shelves of our retail farm store all on the same day. We don't inject our cows with rBST
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hormones and the only way you can get fresher milk is to buy your own cow!
We would love to have you come visit us! Self-guided tours are available during store hours and for
groups over 10, guided tours can be scheduled. Better yet, make us a regular stop and you'll be
guaranteed to always have fresh milk and happy kids because they can pet the calves any time they
want!
Pleasant Valley Farm

4792 Sage Road, Tionesta, PA 16353
Tel: 814-755-3911
Contact: Dan & Emily Stevenson
pleasantvalleyfarmpa@yahoo.com
http://pleasantvalleyfarm.weebly.com/
Welcome! Pleasant Valley Farm is a family-run, organic farm located 5 miles south of Tionesta,
Pennsylvania. Our farm is located on 50 scenic acres and features buildings well over a century old.
Dan and Emily Stevenson are second generation family farmers. We offer organic, free range
meats as well as seasonal vegetables, fresh herbs, farm fresh eggs and home-canned sauces. We
believe in producing food that is good for you and the environment too! Our animals are treated with
care and have plenty of room to run, play and enjoy fresh air. Our fields and gardens are farmed
using Belgian work horses, fertilized using sustainable, organic methods and without the use of
chemicals. Please click on the Products Available Now link at our website to find out what we have
for sale today!
Pleasant Valley Farm also hatches live chicks during the spring months. We are proud members of
the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy (ALBC), which supports the preservation of
endangered breeds of heritage livestock and poultry. If you are new to raising chickens, we'll be
happy to help find a breed that is right for you! We also have large, meat-type rabbits which come in
a variety of colors and make great pets too.
Pleasant View Farm

423 Larkin Rd, Emlenton, PA 16373
Tel: 814-358-2657
Contact: Jackie Marsh
Pot-O-Gold Dairy
Bear Lake, PA 16402
Tel: 814-663-0921
Fax: 814-664-9747
Contact: Becky Messinger
info@potogolddairy.com
http://www.potogolddairy.com/
Pot-O-Gold Dairy is a fourth generation family farm offering glass-bottled raw and pasteurized milk.
Everyday the farm milks about 40 Jersey dairy cows that are never supplemented with artificial
hormones. During the warm months, the cows are out on pasture munching on fresh grasses.
Milk is bottled on the farm and available from the on-farm store, Pot-O-Gold Dairy Specialties, which
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is open Monday through Saturday 11am to 7pm. Closed Sundays. Skim, 2%, whole, and chocolate
milk and heavy cream are always available. One of the œrotating special flavors• like orange,
strawberry, and black raspberry should always be available as well. These change every two weeks.
Aside from milk and cream, customers can also find cheese; local eggs and maple syrup;
homemade pickles, relish, and jams; and Pot-O-Gold's own ground meat. Products are also sold at
13 other local stores and restaurants in the area. People are welcome to call the dairy to get a full
listing of these retail outlets.
To get to the farm, go six miles East of Curry on Route 6 to Blue Eye Road and just follow the signs
from there!
Providence Acres Farm

1457 Corner Stone Road, Shankville, PA 15560
Tel: 814-267-6641
Contact: Raymond & Kathy Kelly
rjka@peoplepc.com
Providence Acres Farm was established in 2000 when the Lord, by His good providence, provided
this farm for our family. Hence, we named it Providence Acres Farm. The farm is run by the Kelly's:
Ray, Kathy, Yvonne and Chris.
This 65 acre farm is free of chemial fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides and fungicides. All of our
poultry, sheep, goats, pigs and cattle are pastured and fed with organic grains and hay. We do not
use any hormones or antibiotics in the production of any of our products. We are PASA Members
and are in the process of becoming organically certified.
We are distributors of Nature's Best Organic feeds and can supply you with organically raised
pullets (egg layers). We soon hope to be distributors of organic minerals and fertilizers. We buy, sell
and repair all types of farm equipment.
Through an affiliate, R.J. Kelly & Associates, we can provide professional design and general
contracting services for your building projects. No project is too small. Our goal is to provide you with
a well constructed building, within your budget, that will give you many years of service.
Providence Pastures Farm

1456 Sample Flats Road, Corry, PA 16407
Tel: 814-663-0556
Contact: Mike Pasterik
info@providencepastures.com
http://www.providencepastures.com/
We are an Old-Fashioned Family Farm, located on 150 acres nestled in a beautiful valley at the
foothills of the Allegheny Mountains in Northwestern Pennsylvania (about 30 miles SE of Lake Erie).
Over the past decade, we've done a lot of research on nutrition, the food supply and health as we
worked to become self- sufficient in providing healthy, tasty food for our own growing family.
What we've learned is that our grandparents had the right idea when they either raised their own
food or bought it from a local farm! We started out homesteading; big family garden a few chickens
for eggs and meat and a family milk cow. During these early years we came to realize that there is
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nothing like sitting down to a home cooked meal consisting only of naturally grown, fresh foods!
Our deep satisfaction with this way of life and a growing public interest in our natural, local foods led
us to buy our farm in 2002, allowing us the privilege of sharing with others what we've been enjoying
-- food the way God intended it to be -- all natural and chemical-free. Not only ds it taste great, it's
good for you, too!
Use the menu items on the left to explore our farm, our products and to educate yourself about the
importance of good, natural, locally raised foods to your health, the local economy, and the
environment.
Provident Farms
1254 Blacks Creek Rd., Liberty, PA 16930
Tel: 570-324-2285
Contact: Dave Johnson
provident@epix.net
Organic grass based diversified Livestock family farm. Our seasonal Dairy is complimented by
Pastured poultry, eggs, pork and beef sold direct from the farm, to restaurants and retail. We also
offer forage seeds and labor efficient Milking parlor design services. Farming as God designed,
fostering the welfare of our animals and soil ensures an environmentally, socially and economically
sustainable future. PASA members and PCO certified. Farm sales, visits and field days welcome.
Pucker Brush Farm

1156 Gobbler's Run Rd, Shelocta, PA 15774
Tel: 724-726-0435
Contact: Pam Bryan
hrupert@webtv.net
Pucker Brush Farm produces grass fed lamb and goat, specialty salad greens, herbs and produce
for local restaurants and farmer's markets. We also create custom blends of spinning fibers, and
hand painted yarns for the discriminating knitter and spinner.
Pure Earth Organic Farm, LLC

19000 New Richmond Road, Cambridge Springs, PA 16403
Tel: 412-257-4982
Contact: Troy & Sharon Bogdan
tbogdan1@earthlink.net
http://www.pureearthorganic.com/
Celebrating 17 Years Of Organic Farming in 2010 - Pure Earth Organic Farm, was established in
1993 on 30 acres of rented land in Collier Township, not far from the City of Pittsburgh, growing
organic vegetables for Farmer's Markets and wholesale outlets throughout the area.
In 2001, the farm moved and expanded to 85 acres, 100 miles North of Pittsburgh, near Cambridge
Springs, which is in-between Edinboro and Meadville, PA.
In 2006 we expanded our acreage to 110 acres. Organic Garlic is our specialty (and main cash
crop), but we sometimes have vegetables, fruit (apples), herbs, flowers, and other crops, depending
on the season and the weather.
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Please check our web page for more information, or e-mail (You can phone us but we are hard to
reach by phone).
Note: We are no longer OCIA Certified Organic. We were for many years, but because of the extra
expenses involved in being certified organic, we dropped our certification, and the last certification
we had expired at the end of November, 2008.
Instead of being "Certified Organic," in the Summer of 2008 we switched to "Certified Naturally
Grown (CNG)," which is a grassroots alternative to being certified organic. It is much more
reasonably priced for small farms like ours. The way we grow our crops hasn't changed though, and
we still grow our crops organically and to the highest possible standards.
Our "Certified Naturally Grown" certification is current and we will gladly show you our certificate
upon request.
THANK YOU for your support and patronage.
Red Earth Farm

Tel: 570-943-3460
website.
Red Haven Farm

56 Forest Manor Rd., Lincoln University, PA 19352
Tel: 484.886.5147
Contact: Erich Estes
info@redhavenfarm.com
http://www.redhavenfarm.com
We raise grass-fed beef, lamb, poultry and eggs on our sustainable farm. Our animals never receive
grain, hormones, or routine antibiotics. Our animals also have access to our lush green pastures all
year long.
Reeder Farms LLC

Tel: 610-252-4276
Fax: 610-252-4276
ReederFarms@aol.com
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Rides

Tel: 724-738-4050
Rocky Ridge Orchards

285 South Settlement Road, Wetmore Township, Kane, PA 16735
Tel: 814-837-8850
apgrower@yahoo.com
http://www.rockyridgeorchards.com
We have over twenty varieties of home grown apples, all picked at the peak of perfection, that is
allowed to ripen on the tree. We are not a huge orchard,only 11 acres of apples. We also make the
best cider you ever tasted. We sell what we grow in our 110 year old barn and display a huge
varieity of pickles jams and jellies on antique stoves.
We also have a festival every year in October. We open around Labor Day every year. We planted
150 northern michigan peach trees this year so we are keeping our fingers crossed.
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Rocky Top Farm

RR 1 Box 807, Westfield, PA 16950
Tel: 814-367-5909
Contact: Barb Miller
barbmill@penn.com
Raised on pasture, processed on-farm under the federal exemption fresh or frozen whole roasters
weighing from 4 to 7 pounds. No antibiotics or meat by-products used in the production of our
chickens.
Salem Mountain Natural Vegetable Farm

Waymart, PA 18472
Tel: 570-937-9271
Contact: Brian Fox
brian@salemmountain.com
Variety of vegetables sold direct and at the Wayne Co. Farmers' Market in Honesdale. Huge and
delicious garlic crop. All naturally-grown with no chemicals and with the highest concern for
environmental sustainability.
Sanborn's Farm
19613 White rd., Centerville, PA 16404
Tel: 814-654-7832
Contact: Leon Sanborn
integratedworldartsinc@yahoo.com

Tel: 724-834-2334
psarverfarm@aol.com
Farmers' Market
P.M.
Center.
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Sauders Eggs
570 Furnace Hills Pike, Lititz, PA 17543
Tel: 717-626-2074
info@saudereggs.com
http://www.saudereggs.com
Sauder's reputation for quality and fair prices grew, and so did the number of his customers. Frank
Sauder's early morning journeys marked the beginning for the family of companies that now
comprises one of America's leading processors and marketers of fresh eggs.
Seibel's Family Farm

814D Bocktown Cork Road, Clinton, PA 15026
Tel: 724-899-2654
Contact: Lynn Seibel
seibella@pulsenet.com
Setter Run Farm

855 Forest Ave., Bellefonte, PA 16823
Tel: 814-933-1414
Contact: Lisa A. Diefenbach
setterrunfarm@yahoo.com
Setter Run Farm is a local, family farm on 28 acres in Centre County. We do not use synthetic
chemicals or sprays and grow our produce following the organic standards. Planting and cultivating
is done by hand and h.
Many of our vegetables are heirloom varieties grown for taste, not shipping. We take pride in
providing you with a quality, tasty product.
Now offering a CSA that includes our listed vegetable offerings in addition to baked goods,
mushrooms, dried beans and much more!
Seven Stars Farm

501 West Seven Stars Road, Phoenixville, PA 19460
Tel: 610-935-1949
Fax: 610-935-8292
Contact: David and Edie Griffiths
info@sevenstarsfarm.com
http://www.sevenstarsfarm.com
Seven Stars Farm is a 350 acre certified Biodynamic dairy farm located in northern Chester County,
PA. We use the milk from our Jersey and Jersey crossed herd to produce Seven Stars Organic
Yogurt. Our yogurt is sold via natural foods distributors throughout the eastern United States. It is
available in five 32oz. flavors: Whole Milk Plain, Maple and Vanilla; and Low-Fat Plain and Maple.
Organic maple syrup, organic vanilla extract and cultures are the only additional ingredients added
to our unhomogenized, pasteurized milk. We produce an old-fashioned, European-style yogurt that
isn't for everyone. But for those of us who love it, it can be quite addictive!
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Shady Brook Farm

Tel: 215-968-1670
Fax: 215-968-6118
pumpkins.
Shared Earth Farm CSA

131 State Road, Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
Tel: 717-697-0762
Contact: Amy Leber
amleber@comcast.net
http://www.sharedearthfarm.com/
Our season usually begins around the last week of May. After that, once a week for 22 weeks you
come to our farm on the evening you chose at the onset of the season. You pick out your
share—the portion of the harvest that you receive weekly.
There are three different sizes of shares available this year. Whole shares feed four omnivores or
two vegetarians for about one week. They usually contain about 8-12 different items. Partial shares
feed two omnivores or one vegetarian for about one week. They usually contain 5-9 different items.
Sampler shares can supplement home gardens or feed one person. Each week you will receive 4
or 5 different items.
Most of what comprises your share is determined by what is in ready to eat that week, and how
much of it we pick for you. We think that ds not give members enough control over menu planning
for the week. This year we will implement a “your choice table” where you may select a certain
number of the any of the items there. It will usually be comprised of the more odd things and not the
favorites, that everyone begs for like carrots and lettuce. For example, we have two bundles of
yard-long beans that we are trialing, some chard, some escarole, extra tomats, okra, and an edible
weed. You can pick two of those to be included in your share that week. Each week the amounts
and variety available will change, but the concept will be the same. We think this will be fairly simple
to manage, and give you more control of your menus.
Each share size comes with pick your own flowers and herbs opportunities as they are available.
We can't guarantee flowers each week, since we put most of our efforts into growing a big variety of
vegetables and fruits. But for all you flower lovers, summer and fall typically sport some decent
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bouquets. Our pick your own herb garden will be started this season and expanded next season, so
look forward to opportunities to gather your own fennel, dill and parsley as you need it.
The volume of food supplied in shares fluctuates from week to week. The most popular items are
included in shares as they are available. Less popular items are available as a customizable
selection.
Shaw Orchards
21901 Barrens Road South, Stewartstown, PA 17363
Tel: 717/993-2974
Contact: Mary Sue Shaw
barron@shaworchards.com
http://www.shaworchards.com
Home grown fruit and veggies. Pick-your-Own fruit in season. Fall hayrides on Saturdays. visit our
web-site at shaworchards.com and sign up for our RipeLine to receive frequent news via email.
Sheep Shelter Farm

436 Irish Meetinghouse Road, Perkasie, PA 18944
Tel: 215-766-0707
Contact: Karen Moss
moss@pil.net
We raise Karakul (fat-tail) sheep on pasture with winter supplementation of whole grains, no
antibiotics or by-products! We sell both the lambs and rams live but will arrange for processing and
freezing. Ewes for breeding are available occasionaly. In addition we have a flock of free range
heritage breed chickens who allow us to sell their beautiful brown eggs.
Sheepstone Natural Fibers

1039 State Route 168, Darlington, PA 16115
Tel: 724-843-2084
Contact: Kris Savage
kris@sheepstone.com
http://www.sheepstone.com/
Sheepstone Natural Fibers Started In Honeybrook, PA in 1983. We bought about twenty Natural
Colored Border Leicesters, ten Romneys, and who knows how many Angora Goats for our four acre
farm. My fascination with knitting and weaving, along with several hundred pounds of wool and
mohair forced me to learn to spin.
Sheepstone Natural Fibers now resides in the rolling hills of Southwestern PA. We have a large
flock of Katahdin sheep and carry Schacht, Louet weaving equipment, Interweave press books, raw
and exotic fibers, dyes and hand spun yarns. Spinning and weaving lessons are always available.
Katahdin lambs and breeding stock are also also available.

Tel: 610-431-0786
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of their products.
Silver Wheel Farm

141 Porter Road, Harrisville, PA 16038
Tel: 724-735-4054
Contact: Ben Shaevitz & Lori Sands
info4me@silverwheelfarm.com
http://www.silverwheelfarm.com
Silver Wheel Farm CSA is a "Certified Naturally Grown" farm. We grow a large variety of
vegetables, herbs, flowers, and berries; lettuces and other greens are our specialty. Our 250 hen
laying flock is managed using organic practices including 100% organic feed, no antibiotics,
synthetic chemicals, growth stimulants, hormones, colorants, or "enhancers" of any kind. The flock
ranges on a rotational-pasture system, allowing maximum fresh air and exercise except during
inclement weather. We follow all state regulations concerning harvesting, processing, labeling and
refrigeration. You can buy full or half shares for the CSA. Please contact us for pricing information,
as we have not yet determined next season's prices.
Skippack Creek Farm

64 Skippack Creek Road, Souderton, PA 18964
Tel: 215-723-1692
Contact: Joseph McGonigle
skippackcreekfarm@yahoo.com
Certified Naturally Grown Produce Farm

Tel: 724-738-4050
Smoky Knoll Farm

1576 Fultz Rd., McClure, PA 17841 http://www.smokyknollfarm.com
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Milk from Smoky Knoll Farm is Animal Welfare Approved.
Snipes Farm
Tel: 215-295-1139
used.

Tel: 724-935-1743
Somerton Tanks Farm

2220 Kater Street, Philadelphia, PA 19146 rchristensen@infocommercegroup.com
http://www.somertontanksfarm.org/
Farming in the 'Hood
Over the past several years, a new approach to farming has emerged. One that is grounded in local
food systems and has a close connection to the consumer. One that is crafted around ecological
processes and minimal capital investment. One that uses highly sophisticated rotational planting
patterns to raise yields, reduce pest pressure, and build soil fertility.
And it is happening right here at Somerton Tanks Farm, a demonstration urban farm which is
pushing beyond the boundaries of traditional agriculture and taking it to places where conventional
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wisdom says fruits and vegetables do not belong. In its fourth year of operation, using the SPIN
Farming method, we produced over $68,000 in gross sales growing high value vegetables on a
half-acre—in Philadelphia, the fifth largest city in the U.S. By pushing the physical and philosophical
boundaries of agriculture, it is achieving a level of productivity and financial success that many
thought impossible. And it's getting others to view the role of agriculture—where and how it is
practiced—differently.
Support us in staking out a new place for locally-based farming in today's global agriculture industry.
Somethings Happinin' Farm

Rd. 3 Box 171A, Susquehanna, PA 18847
Tel: 570-727-2188
Contact: Connie Heim and Howard Smith
somhap@nep.net
http://somethingshappinin.tripod.com/
Somethings Happinin' is a small diversified farm specializing in pasture-raised rabbit, chicken, lamb,
pork, goat and eggs. We are located in northeastern PA just 5 miles outside of Susquehanna.
We raise our animals outside on rotated grass pastures without the use of antibiotics, growth
hormones, or vaccines. Our pastures are free of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides. We
are also predator friendly and working toward a holistic approach.
Pastured chickens and rabbit are available from June through November. Lambs and goats are
available from August through October. Pork is sold from August through November. Eggs are
available from March through December.
Spiral Path Farm

538 Spiral Path Lane, Loysville, PA 17047
Tel: 717-789-4433
Fax: 717-789-4030
Contact: Mike and Terra Brownback
fresh@spiralpathfarm.com
Spiral Path Farm is located in scenic western Perry County, PA, between the Tuscarora and Blue
Mountain ranges. Near the town of Loysville, our family farm consists of 188 diverse acres that have
been under our care since 1978, and on which we grow a wide variety of vegetables, fruits and
herbs. Spiral Path Farm's goal is to provide the best tasting, freshest, and highest nutritional value
food we can grow, while maintaining the land in a fertile, non-toxic state. Spiral Path Farm
is certified organic and food safety certified.
Splash Loft Farm

8140 Hokes Road, Glen Rock, PA 17327
Tel: 717-235-6185
splashloftfarm@yahoo.com
Splash Loft Farm is a small 6 acre farm straddling the historic Mason/Dixon line offering a variety of
pastured free-range poultry eggs along with vegetables and herbs grown using the French Intensive
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gardening method.
For the first time this year we are offering delicately flavored gourmet quail eggs from our Jumbo
Coturnix Quail. Treat yourself and your guest to these sumptuous eggs. Serve them pickled, hard
boiled, deviled or any other way you can think of. Cold Asparagus Soup with Quail Eggs, Quail Eggs
and Smoked Salmon, Quail Egg Hor D'rves, Quail Eggs Florentine.... the list gs on.
Heritage and Rare breeds of poultry are kept here to offer you the most delicious eggs you've ever
eaten and also to conserve these wonderful historic breeds.We are working along with the American
Livestock Breeds Conservancy to protect our Heritage breeds from extinction. You will also find
eggs from rare breeds such as the French Cuckoo Marans, White Marans and Copper Black
Marans. Their eggs are some of the deepest, darkest brown eggs you will ever see with very large
golden yolks, they are truly a treat!
Come out and see our birds, enjoy their eggs, take a walk thru our gardens and just relax. If you are
interested in quail eggs please give us a call to check on their availablility. Twice a year some of our
girls are used for breeding the next generation and eggs are limited to regular customers only.
Spoutwood Farm
4255 Pierceville Rd., Glen Rock, PA 17327
Tel: 717-235-6610
Contact: Rob Wood
spoutwood@supernet.com
http://www.spoutwood.com
Nestled in the rolling landscape of York County, PA, close to the Maryland line, are Spoutwood
Farm's 26 acres, only 45 minutes north of Baltimore. There is a sense of abundant life here amidst
the variety of rolling hills, fertile bottomland, steep wooded hillsides, and old meadows, orchards and
pastures. In this richly diverse setting, it is our mission to help people come alive to nature all around
us as well as to our own creative natures. We invite people to nurture a sense of wonder, to respect
and befriend all living beings, domestic and wild, as well as the environment that supports us all.
Stop by, check out our website, or contact us for information on our farm, CSA, Observatory, or
educational programs.
22 weeks of organically-grown produce - Spoutwood grows everything using organic methods as

prescribed by the USDA. Spoutwood Farm CSA is not certified "Organic", as the expense at this
time is prohibitive. No farm work is required of the shareholders/members, although they are
encouraged to visit the farm, explore the gardens, have picnics, or volunteer as often as they wish.
Pick up your food at the farm or at central locations in York.
Spring Hills Farms

RR1 Box 225, Dalton, PA 18414
Tel: 570-563-1871
susan.constantine@keystone.edu
Spring Hills is a working organic family farm committed to providing a beautiful, peaceful venue for
special events and weekend retreats at affordable rates, while maintaining a sustainable relationship
with the environment.
During your visit pick out your Christmas tree, enjoy some delicious maple syrup, or savor some of
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our other seasonal products.
Springtime Hill Highlands

Springtime Hill Farm, 453 Hampton Rd., Mill Run, PA 15464
Tel: 724-455-3919
Fax: 724-455-3919
Contact: Terri Springer
btspring@lhtot.com
We raise and sell registered Highland cattle. Our grassfed beef is USDA inspected and sold by
whole, half or split half. 100% veg.feed, no routine antibiotics, no added hormones, pasture raised,
non-confined, heritage breed.
Springwood Organic Farm

1143 Gap Road, Kinzers, PA 17535
Tel: 610-593-2415
Fax: 610-593-2415
Contact: Roman Stoltzfoos
romans@epix.net
We are a family farm in the heart of Amish country. All of the animals at Spring Wood Organic Farm
are fed certified organic feed. We do composting and keep up with all conservation practices and
try to be good stewards of the land. At Spring Wood Organic Farm we want to supply good food to
people and sell to those people who come to the farm for milk or eggs. It is good to call ahead
though to make sure that we have what you want available.
Star Hollow Farm

22620 Doyle Rd, Three Springs, PA 17264
Tel: 814-448-3223
Contact: Randy Treichler
randy@starhollowfarm.com
http://www.starhollowfarm.com
Star Hollow Farm is a small-scale family vegetable farm located in south-central Pennsylvania, 100
miles north of Washington, DC, in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. We grow a wide range of
produce, mostly in small quantities, on about 15 or so acres of crop ground. Potats are our single
largest crop. The vegetables are grown side-by-side as well as in rotation with grass and legume
cover crops to improve and fertilize the soil and lessen insect and disease pressure, as well as
prevent runoff.
Each year we raise a flock of 100 or so laying hens that are sheltered in a cage-free house with free
access to a quarter-acre pasture. We also raise log-grown shiitake and oyster mushrooms in part of
our 40 acres of woods.
For the past 18 years we have been certified organic, but dropped our certification as of the end of
2009, due primarily to the ever-increasing cost of certification. We still farm the same, but can no
longer call ourselves an organic farm. We sell more than half of our produce over the web, through
our ONLINE FARMERS MARKET & CSA, and the rest at the Adams Morgan Farmers Market in
Washington, DC. At both our outdoor market and online we sell local vegetables and herbs from our
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farm, a nearby cooperative and other small farms; tree fruit from nearby orchards; and various
additional items such as cheese, honey, maple syrup, fruit preserves and such from farm families in
the area.
Starr Valley Farm

4531 Melwood Road, Leechburg, PA 15656
Tel: 724-845-6327
Contact: John & Margie Starr
starrvalleyfarm@alltel.net
Our Certified Organic family farm is in Allegheny Township, Westmoreland County. We are 35 miles
NE of Pittsburgh, PA (Pennsylvania) near Apollo / Vandergrift / Lower Burrel.
We breed and raise 100% grass fed Hereford-Angus Beef Cattle which rotationally graze our 15
pastures through the growing season and eat our organic hay all winter. The result is slow grown,
healthy, flavorful beef.
We dry age all of our beef for 21 days and sell the final product in mixed increments of 1/8 of an
animal, which amounts to ~40 lb box. This 40 lb box of beef has about 8-9 lbs of steaks (approx 2
NY Strips, 2 Fillet Mignons, 1 Sirloin, a few Short ribs, and 2 Delmonicos), about 6-9 lbs of roasts
(chuck, rump or top round) and the balance of the tastiest lean ground beef you have ever had in ~1
lb pkgs.
StarWind Farm
212 Narber Fry rd, Pennsdale, PA 17756
Tel: 570-546-7769
Contact: Ruth Steck
ruthsteck@yahoo.com
We are a small farm growing produce for market, plus eggs from truly free range chickens.
Steam Valley Mountain Fiber Farm

2304 Steam Valley Road, Trout Run, PA 17771
Tel: 570-998-2221
Contact: Phylleri Ball
steamvalley@verizon.net
http://www.steamvalleyfiber.com
Your source for Fiber (Mohair, Wool, Dyed, Natural), Yarn, Spinning Wheels, Looms, Accessories,
Angora Goats & More...
Stoney Creek Farm

RD 2, Box 2708, Russell, PA 16345
Tel: 814-757-8540
Contact: Dick and Jane Burlingame
stoneycreek@kinzua.net
On Stoney Creek Farm, energy from the sun converts grass to meat and natural biological
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processes are used for fertility and pest control. Our meat is antibiotic, hormone and pesticide-free!
We supply grass-finished beef in quarters and halves in the early spring and late fall. Pastured
broilers are available June through September with turkeys ready in time for Thanksgiving. Eggs are
available throughout the year. Lamb, in halves or whole, is sold from October on. Pork, also in
halves or whole, is available spring and fall. Rabbits are available anytime. Individual cuts of beef,
pork, and lamb are sold at the farm.
Strath an De Farm
145 Stewart Run Road, Waynesburg, PA 15370
Tel: 724-627-7419
Contact: Jim and Barbara Butler
BSVB@greenepa.net
http://www.strathande.com
Welcome to Strath an De Farm. We sell fine Scottish Highland beef. 100% natural and grassfed. We
use no hormones, antibiotic feeds, steriods or animal by-products. Highland beef is naturally lower in
fat and cholesterol than conventional beef. We offer a variety of sampler packs, or custom cuts. All
our beef is USDA inspected. Check out our website for package prices, e-mail or give us a call. Our
farm is a great place to visit for an afternoon while you pick up your meat, with farm tours, hiking
trails and picnic areas. Mail order is also available for delivery on large orders within our "golden
circle". You can also order off our website.

Tel: 717-564-3130
Contact: Jon Strite
jstrite@verizon.net
Sunflower King's Farm

1455 Benner School Rd, Trumbauersville, PA 18970
Tel: 215-536-3727
Contact: Andrew King
andy@sunflowerkingsfarm.com
Sunflowers, vegetables and herbs are 100% naturally grown at Sunflower King's Farm. We never
use chemical sprays. Weeds and insect pest are controlled by beneficial predators (e.g., spiders,
lady bugs, bats), cover crops and companion planting. Our greenhouse extends our growing season
so that we can provide you with natural grown vegetables and herbs from early spring to late fall.
Swatty Creek Farm

Timothy & Joan Hoover Family
7725 Lancaster Ave, Myerstown, PA 17067
Tel: 717-933-1602
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Contact: Timothy Hoover
Roadside Farm Stand: Open year round.
Natural Grass-fed Beef, delicious, pasture raised, no hormones or antibiotics, vacuum packed.
Natural Pastured Chickens, No hormones or antibiotic, processed on our farm.
Natural Fresh Eggs from Free-Range Chickens, no antibiotics or hormones, our layer graze
outdoors on pasture.
Organic and Natural Vegetables, Herbs, Flowers and Fruit in season.
Many other specialty items available.
Swissland Acres
10618 N Main St Ext, Glen Rock, PA 17327
Tel: 717-227-9271
Contact: Marc & Jenny Shearer
SwisslandAcres@msn.com
At Swissland Acres we raise roasting chickens out on the pasture with opened bottom
pens.Pastured laying hens for eggs, grass-fed beef and lamb; Raw milk from grass-fed Jersey cows
from March through November. Other dairy products are available. We also have seasonal turkeys
available for the holidays.
Terrapin Station Herb Farm

1795 Cranberry Rd, York Springs, PA
Tel: 717-528-8402
Fax: 717-528-7260
Contact: Mark D Brabazon & Carl G Purvenas-Smith
terrapinstation@tsherbfarm.com
http://www.tsherbfarm.com/
Terrapin Station Herb Farm is located in York Springs, Pennsylvania. We are dedicated to growing
and producing naturally grown foods and herbs, and love sharing the difference eating well can
make in people's lives. We have a wide range of products available all year round, and fresh fruits,
vegetables and herbs when available seasonally.
The Ant Hill Farm

Tel: 570 253 5985
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about 3 years.
The Berry Patch

1822 Old Byrnedale Rd, Weedville, PA 15868
Tel: (814) 787-4141
Contact: Mary Pat and Jason Luchini
theluchinis@windstream.net
We are a family owned and operated U-Pick farm in Elk County Pennsylvania. My husband, two
children and I with the help of some very dear people were able to make a dream come true for us!
Each and every year, the dream get's bigger and better too! Right now we are operating a farm that
you can bring your kids to and teach them to pick right along with you! It's a place that we feel can
be so educational, and so relaxing at the same time! It's a safe haven to take the little ones. We
only ask that each small child have someone to accompany them while picking so nothing get's
accidentally stepped on in all the excitement! (We know kids and understand accidents, we just like
to prevent as many as we can, for you and us alike=)
Oh, and there are lot's of Elk around us, so don't forget your camera if you do stop by for a visit. You
just might get a good shot. They like to visit quite frequently in the Spring and Fall.
We practice safety and love to see the kids learning where their food comes from. It's great to see!
We look forward to meeting new families all the time! I hope you decide to make a trip to see us.
Always call first to make sure we have available the crop you are looking for first if you are coming
from a distance.
For more information on the history of how we started visit our website link to Local Harvest Listing
of us. I also have an active Blog there too.
Thanks for reading! Have a great day, and happy gardening!
Jason and Mary Pat Luchini

The Berry Patch
Weedville, PA
The Farmer's Wife

Henry Family Farms
606 Columbiana Rd., Bessemer, PA 16112
Tel: 724-667-8436
Contact: Margaret Henry
maggie.henry@gmail.com
The Funny Farm

2479 Bennett Road, Hop Bottom, PA 18824
Tel: 570-434-2367
Contact: Kerry Foose
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funnyfarmnaturally@yahoo.com
http://www.freewebs.com/funnyfarmnaturally/
Providing heirloom vegetables and pasture raised lamb, chicken, pork and goat. Humanely raised
rabbit and free range eggs.
The Good Earth

Coudersport, PA 16915 hsshall@yahoo.com
Heirloom vegetables and fruits

Pastured chicken(late 2009), turkey (2010), porklate 2009), rabbit( late 2009), grassfed beef (in
2010).
Raw Milk in Spring 2010.
All natural, no synthetics, no hormones, beyond organic. Full production of all products in Spring
2010.
The Kuhn Family Farm

Parkhurst Rd. and Springfield Rd., Springfield Twp, PA 16914
Tel: 570-297-4466
Fax: 570-297-4503
Contact: Randy and Tina Kuhn
chrku67@hotmail.com
http://TheKuhnFamily.tripod.com
At The Kuhn Family Farm, we are committed to growing the best "Hormone & Chemical-free" meat
and produce that truly excels in organic conditions for our customers. We are proud to be members
of the Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture (PASA).

Tel: 570-696-4500
Fax: 570-696-1912
The Wheatgrass Grower

419 Carbondale Road, Clarks Summit, PA 18411
Tel: 570-587-5704
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Fax: 570-587-5704
Contact: Ellen McGlynn
wheatgrassgrower@comcast.net
Thompson Farm
Couldersport, PA 16915
Tel: 814-274-7430
This farm has been using pasture-raised methods for over ten years.
Thornapple Hill
RR3 Box 235A, Columbia Crossroads, PA 16914
Tel: 570-596-4826
Contact: Shawn Sonnema
shawn@thornapplehill.com
http://www.thornapplehill.com
Thornapple Hill is a family farm located in northern Pennsylvania, 20 minutes south of Elmira, NY.
Feel free to stop by to take a tour of our farm. We provide wholesome, better than "Organic",
homegrown food. There are no antibiotics, medications, pesticides, or inorganic fertilizers in our
animals or produce. We try and place an emphasis on heritage breeds for the sake of preservation
of these breeds and to enrich our local culture. Visit our website to learn more.
Thousand Suns Farm

2021 Panic Knoxdale Rd, Reynoldsville, PA 15851
Tel: 814-603-1022
Contact: Zebulon Bartels
zebbart@yahoo.com

Tel: 570-898-5734
Contact: Carla Hine
threesis@ptd.net
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Three Sisters Farm

134 Obitz Road, Sandy Lake, PA 16145
Tel: 724-376-2797
Fax: 724-376-4171
Contact: Darrell and Linda Frey
defrey@bioshelter.com
http://www.bioshelter.com
Since 1989 Three Sisters Farm has been growing and marketing organic produce from our
bioshelter ( solar greenhouse ) and gardens. Principles of Permaculture Design are used to guide
farm development as an ecological system. We are located in rural Mercer County, in western Pa, 5
miles north of Sandy Lake. Our address is 134 Obitz Road, Sandy Lake, Pa. 16145 phone:724-
376-2797
Three Sisters Permaculture Design is a Consultation and Education Service.We offer consultation
on organic farming, greenhouse design and management,constructed wetlands for waste water
treatment, ecological landuse planning, permaculture designs , gardening, landscaping, native
plants and More. Our education programs include: permaculture courses and workshops, gardening
and cooking classes and More.
Townline Farm Poultry Reserve

14563 Townline Road, Linesville, PA
Tel: 877-632-9242
Fax: 814-683-4756
Contact: William Yockey and Dayna Bridgen
http://www.townlinefarm.com
Greetings from Townline Farm in Linesville, PA. We are one of the few growers of Heritage Breed
turkeys and geese in North America. Our birds are grown "free range". We sell table-ready birds for
the Thanksgiving and Christmas Holiday season. If you are a grower, we can also offer you eggs,
poults, and juvenile birds. Explore our website to learn more about the farm, the birds, our
customers, and the growing interest in sustainable agriculture. If you have any questions please
email, fax or call us. We'll be happy to learn how we can help you.
Towns Edge Farm

46 Springer Road, Ligonier, PA 15658
Tel: 724-238-2637
Fax: 724-238-3284
Contact: Debby Snyder
dsnyder46@verizon.net
Direct farm sales of pastured poultry, cage-free eggs, fresh turkey, beef, and pork.
Trax's Farm
Tel: 412-835-3246
generations.
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Trickling Springs Creamery

2330 Molly Picture Hwy, Chambersburg, PA 17201
Tel: 717-709-0711
Contact: Myron Miller
TSCOrganicMilk@gmail.com
http://www.tricklingspringscreamery.com/
Trickling Springs Creamery produces dairy products that are available at the farm,
Monday-Wednesday from 7am to 6pm, Thursday and Friday from 7am to 8pm, and Saturdays from
8am to 6pm. Products are also available in stores in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland, and
Washington D.C.
Trickling Springs sells a variety of dairy products including half-and-half, cream-line milk, buttermilk,
organic and all-natural milk, drinkable yogurt and flavored chocolate, strawberry and orange whole
milks.
The milk also is used to make ice cream, butter and cheeses sold at the creamery. The
super-premium ice cream, made on the premises, is scooped into cones and sold by the half gallon
and pint in flavors like grapenut, black forest, orange pineapple and butter pecan.
Tussock Sedge Farm

1239 Rt 113 , Blooming Glen, PA 18911
Tel: 215-453-2901
Fax: 215-660-4962
Contact: Henry Rosenberger, Maryanne
http://www.tussocksedgefarm.com/
Our beef is distinguished from beef you can buy at the supermarket by what we do not put in it, and
what we do put in it. We do not feed or implant our steers with hormones to accelerate their growth
like the beef you buy in the supermarkets.
As a result, our grain-fed steers require one to two more months to fatten than supermarket steers
before they reach butchering weight. Nor do we give our steers antibiotics in their feed (or any other
way) to keep them healthy the way mass cattle producers do. Instead, we rely on natural foods,
clean barns, lush pastures and time to keep our steers healthy and growing.
We can make these guarantees because we control all aspects of the production cycle. Since 1995
we have run a small-scale cow and calving operation that yields about 100 to 120 calves each year.
During their first summer, the calves roam free on Tussock Sedge's green pastures with their
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mothers. Each year we fatten the grown steers on our farm using corn, hay, and silage, most of
which is grown on our farm. The steers are butchered and packaged at local specialty shops and we
sell the meat directly to local customers.
Send mail to: P.O Box 313.
Twin Brook Farm

10 Twinbrook Farm Lane, Tyler Hill, PA 18469
Tel: 570-224-4352
Contact: Marian Schweighofer
info@sprigntwig.com
http://sprigntwig.com/
Nursery: We are pleased to offer a wide selection of vigorous northern grown nursery stock. Nursery
stock is double tagged with vinyl loc tags and "show and sell" picture tags if available. Each is potted
with a time release starter fertilizer in organically composted soil media. Fruit trees, shade and
ornamental trees, evergreens, shrubs, vines and perennials are available at great prices.
Ulysses Livestock Conservancy

455 South Street, Ulysses, PA 16948 mjulc@verizon.net
http://www.milkingdevons.org
Sells Animal Welfare Approved dairy cattle.
Vale Wood Farms

517 Vale Wood Rd, Loretto, PA 15940
Tel: 800-861-6455
Contact: Kim
http://www.valewoodfarms.com
The Vale Wood Farms label has always been your guarantee of the very best in dairy foods; now we
are certified by the American Humane Association that assures you our animals are raised
humanely.
At Vale Wood Farms, our quality control begins with maintaining a healthy and happy herd of dairy
cows. The milk we process comes from our own dairy herd and from neighboring farms that share
our dedication to fresh, wholesome dairy goodness.
Vale Wood Farms offers delivery of the freshest milk and dairy products possible. Our processing
plant is located in the country, very close to the cows that produce our quality milk. Many times the
milk you drink today was on the farm yesterday! Try our regular or reduced-fat milk, buttermilk, ice
cream, sour cream, flavord milk, half and half, cottage cheese and more.
Vale Wood Farms' dairy store is located in the countryside, right by our processing plant and dairy
farm at 518 Vale Wood Road. At our store, you can:
• Purchase any of our quality dairy products

• Enjoy a fresh dipped ice cream cone, milkshake, or sundae
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• Buy other Vale Wood Farms' products, such as T-shirts, hats, insulated milk boxes, or milk bottles;
and
• Enjoy the country scenery!
The Vale Wood Farms dairy store is open Monday through Saturday 9 am to 5 pm and Sunday from
noon to 5pm, with extended hours in the summertime.
You can reach the Dairy Store at 814-886-7171.
Village Acres Farm

229 Cuba Mills Rd., Mifflintown, PA 17059
Tel: 717-436-9477
villageacres@gmail.com
http://www.villageacresfarm.com
For over thirteen years Village Acres has provided fresh organic produce using the Community
Supported Agriculture (CSA) model, with distribution at the farm in Mifflintown and in State College,
Pennsylvania. The 20 acre farm is centered in the village of Cuba Mills, nestled along the banks of
the Lost Creek close to its confluence with the Juniata River. Roy and Hope Brubaker, with help
from their four children, farm apprentices-in-training, and local workers, have cared for and
developed the farm into a widely ersified farm.
Vollmecke Orchards & CSA

155 Cedar Knoll Rd., Coatesville, PA 19320
Tel: 610-383-4616
Contact: Karen Vollmecke
vollmeckecsa@hotmail.com
http://www.csachestercounty.com
Vollmecke Orchards is a 37 acre family-owned farm and orchard growing a wide variety of fruits and
vegetables. They operate a 130 member CSA and offer retail sales as well. Other products: eggs,
angus burger, fruit butters, honey, herbs, cut flowers.
Walker Farm
28 Hamlin Hwy, Walker Rd. off Rt 590, Hamlin, PA 18444
Tel: 570-689-3497
Fax: 570-689-4301
Contact: Amy Walker
walkerfarm@live.com
http://www.walkerfarm.vpweb.com
Our family farm began in 1909 with grandpa Frank and grandma Amy. We are now a second and
third generation family run farm. We pride ourselves on our fresh products.
We offer farm fresh eggs, pastured poultry, sweet corn, tomats, variety of peppers, variety of
squash, cabbage, broccoli, green and yellow beans, square bale hay, straw and seasoned firewood.
Our farm is based on the belief that our customers' satisfaction is of the utmost importance. Our
entire family is committed to meeting that goal. As a result, a high percentage of our business is
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from repeat customers and referrals.
Wallace Homestead Farm

RR2, Box 46, Overton Road, New Albany, PA 18833
Tel: 570-924-4247
Contact: Rev. John & Janie Wallace
homestead246@yahoo.com
http://www.wallacehomesteadfarm.com
Wallace Homestead farm is a family owned and operated farm specializing in naturally raised grass
fed beef, pastured poultry and pork, as well as organic produce. Customers may order direct with
free delivery first 100 miles. Farm tours and weekend farm B&B. Scheduled events and lectures.
Walnut Creek Farm

1570 River Road, Marietta, PA 17547
Tel: 717-575-9207
Contact: Gary LaBuda
Walnut Creek Farm is a small grass-based farm located in scenic Lancaster County PA along the
Susquehanna River. We specialize in grass fed lamb and free-range laying hens.
Our pastures are pesticide and herbicide free and we never supplement our livestock with hormones
or antibiotics.
Lamb is available whole. It can be custom cut, wrapped and frozen to your specifications. Since we
do not sell individual cuts of meat, you can always be assured that the lamb you purchase will be at
its absolute freshest. We use Groff's in Elizabethtown, PA to process our lambs. They are a family
owned and operated business that is USDA inspected and has been in continuous operation since
1875. Eggs are available year-round at the farm.
For additional information, stop by or give us a call.
Way Fruit Farm

2355 Halfmoon Valley Rd, Port Matilda, PA 16870
Tel: 814-692-5211
http://www.wayfruitfarm.com
Way Fruit Farm began in 1875 with a Wedding gift of 100 apple trees. Since it's humble beginning
there have been five generations of Ways to own and operate Way Fruit Farm. Today the Farm is
run by Brooks Way and his wife Sharon.
Weatherbury Farm
1061 Sugar Run Road, Avella, PA 15312
Tel: 724.587.3763
Contact: Dale Tudor
info@weatherburyfarm.com
http://www.grassfed.weatherburyfarm.com
Weatherbury Farm raises all-natural, grass-fed meats. Animals receive no artificial steroids or
growth hormone and the farm is pesticide & herbicide free. Products and Production Methods: Beef
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- Grass Fed, No Added Hormones, No Antibiotic Use, Non Confined Lamb - Grass Fed, No Added
Hormones, No Antibiotic Use, Non Confined Eggs - Cage Free, Free Range or Roaming, No Added
Hormones, No Antibiotic Use (Available spring and fall)

Tel: 610-856-7300
Weavers Way Farm

1000 E. Washington Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19138
Tel: 215-983-1616
Contact: Dave Zelov
straightfromthefarm@gmail.com
http://straightfromthefarm.wordpress.com/
Weavers Way Farm, located in the Germantown neighborhood of Philadelphia, has hired a full-time
farmer and expanded its acreage for the 2007 season. The farm is currently selling truly local fresh
produce to Weavers Way Co-op members, the Reading Terminal Market and Mt. Airy restaurants.
This season has been bountiful to date so please check out our blog,
http://straightfromthefarm.wordpress.com, for regular updates. With each new season, the produce
is higher in quality and more abundant, and the heirloom varieties we grow get more and more
interesting. Weavers Way Farm is a great example of how productive urban farming can be!
Wendel Springs Farm

po box 50, herminie, PA 15637
Tel: 724-863-0758
Contact: william and donna kaminsky
DKaminsky@monsour.org
Distributors for Texas Longhorn brand gourmet beef sticks. All natural texas longhorn lean beef. Full
line farm market vegetables specializing in garlic.
West Liberty Farm

3332 West Liberty Rd, DuBois, PA 15801
Tel: 814-371-1033
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Contact: David Chirico

madchirico@yahoo.com
http://www.westlibertyfarm.com
West Liberty Farm offers a 20 week CSA: vegetable and chicken shares. I grow my vegetables
using organic methods to build the soil. There are no pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides used on
this farm.
Wholesome Dairy Farms

136 Camp Road, Douglassville , PA 19518
Tel: 610-621-0508
Contact: Mark Lopez
healthycows@yahoo.com
http://www.wholesomedairyfarms.com
Local, pasture fed raw milk; cheese; produce and prepared foods. The farm is a starting model for
food production with fewer greenhouse gas emissions and waste. The dairy cows are managed by
the owner/veterinarian who knows how to keep the cows healthy with the least invasive
management techniques and less impact on the environment. There is a dairy store on-site.
Prepared foods from Chef David Hentz of Philadelphia. Made with our ingredients, you will love our
delicious selections! We anticipate our move to solar electricity, and meanwhile renew, re-use and
recycle. Please visit! See website for more details.
Wholly Cow Pastures

197 Mill Road, Clarks Mills, PA 16114
Tel: 724-638-5424
Contact: David Swartzentruber
wcpastures@yahoo.com
We are a grass-fed dairy farm in western Pennsylvania. We milk 70 jerseys, ayrshires, and crosses
seasonally, feeding only grass, dry hay and baleage, in addition to supplemented molasses,
minerals and apple cider vinegar. We are in our final year transition towards organic certification
and trying to manage the farm as naturally as possible. This year, we have grass-fed steers for sale
by the half or whole, and we hope to become certified to sell raw milk in the future if there are
interested buyers in our area.
Wiggi's Ohio Valley Nurseries

63 Cole School Rd., Avella, PA 15312
Tel: 724-587-3822
Contact: Mark and Isaac Wiegmann
isaacwiegmann@gmail.com
WIL-AR Farms
76 Parker Rd, Newville, PA 17241
Tel: 717-776-6552
Contact: Wilmer & Arlene Newswanger
We are a small, family farm located near Newville, in south central Pennsylvania. We have concerns
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about the health of our land, our family, and our customers. We do not use chemicals or hormones
on our farm. Working in harmony with nature is our rule. We are an all-grass based farm, which
means that our animals are raised on pasture. No Sunday sales.
Wil-Den Family Farms

195 Limber Road, Jackson Center, PA 16133
Tel: 814-786-7438
Contact: Denise Brownlee
denise@wildenfamilyfarms.com
http://www.wildenfamilyfarms.com/
Why Pastured Pork?

So you might be asking, "What exactly is pastured pork and why should I be eating it instead of what
I can buy in the grocery store?"
You hear a lot about "grass-fed and pastured" meat products these days and maybe you are a little
confused. Sometimes it is hard to understand the difference between grass-fed and pastured. Is it
100% grass-fed? What is "pastured"?
Our pigs could be considered "grass-fed" because they do get a diet consisting of grass, but they
are not 100% grass-fed. We use the term "pastured" when referring to our pigs to help minimize
confusion. They do get the benefits of fresh air, sunshine and grass! Everything on the farm, from
babies and their mothers to those ready for market, get the advantages of being raised on pasture.
Here in Mercer County, PA we are fortunate to have reclaimed strip-mining ground to put into
production for our farming needs. Our sows love to munch on grass while they are waiting for their
grain and supplement rations.
We are working on building our pastures so the pigs can get more of their nutrition from grass which
will help in reducing the amount of grains used. If the Omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin E in grass-fed
beef increase, why not in our pork that has been raised on pasture! Even our farrowing and
nurseries get the benefits of the fresh air and sunshine. The mother's each have their own individual
huts in which they farrow. The babies stay with their mother's between 4-5 weeks until they are
placed in one of our portable "Little ones" out running around having a grand time! nursery units.
The pigs stay for 5-6 weeks before they are moved out to pasture fenced with electric. They spend
the rest of their days outside enjoying the natural environment that God created for them. Pigs
raised outdoors tend to stay healthier, not needing the low level antibiotics used in confinement
situations, which in turn ds lead to much lower stress levels.
All these: fresh air, sunshine, grass, exercise, no antibiotics and low stress, contribute to our Fresh
Air Pork being lean, yet delicious and flavorful! Our customers tell us that it tastes like pork should
and what the older generation remembers!
We do raise the real "natural pork"! Our pigs as you can see are raised in their natural environment,
not in a confinement system and then sent off to have the meat minimally processed so that they
may call it "natural pork". In a world where buzzwords are what is all about, we believe it is very
important to be on the same page with your customer. The best thing to do is to get to know the
farmer and their product!
Wild Goose Garden

51 Broomall Lane, PO Box 254, Glen Mills, PA 19342
Tel: 267-761-1909
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Contact: Shira Kamm

shira@wildgoosegarden.com
Welcome to Wild Goose Garden! Gardener Shira Kamm is growing biodynamic vegetables, fruits,
flowers, and herbs on one acre in Glen Mills, Pennsylvania. I have been apprenticing on farms in
Southeastern Pennsylvania for the past three years, and I am thrilled to start my own market
garden. Come visit Wild Goose at farmers markets this year for fresh vegetables, delicious recipes,
and fun with puppets.
Wild Rose Farm

2412 U.S. Route 30, Hookstown, PA 15050
Tel: 724-630-0229
Contact: Rose Marie Kendall
wildrosefarm@earthlink.net
http://www.wildrosefarm.blogspot.com/
Wild Rose Farm is located in the rolling hills of Southwestern Pennsylvania's Beaver County. Our
fine wooled Rambouillet & Dorset ewes are managed in an intensive grazing system and lamb in the
spring on pasture. We sell lambs for breeding stock and also as freezer lambs. Our yarns include a
soft 2-ply yarn sport weight & worsted weight Rambouillet yarns hand dyed with beautiful natural
dyes. Our yarn is "next to the skin soft" and can be purchased in individual skeins. We show our
fleeces & have soft Rambouillet combed top for handspinning & felting. Our ewes spend most of the
year out on pasture and the cleanliness shows in the wool - no chaff, straw, or burrs! Perfect to knit,
spin, felt, crochet, or craft. Freezer lambs sold out until Fall 2010. Thank you to our customers!
Wild Side Farm

1817 West Winter Rd., Loganton, PA 17747
Tel: 570-263-6025
Contact: Dave Showers
bdshowers@hotmail.com
Family owned farm since 1927. Currently producing range-fed chickens and turkeys. Coming soon
grass-fed beef and organic produce.
William Callahan
1760 Centennial Road, Mifflinburg, PA 17844
Tel: 570-966-2678
Contact: William Callahan
cowahen@ceinetworks.com
Producer of meadow raised beef, pork, chicken and suckled veal. Bill believes that good things take
time and so raises his animals on pasture and respects nature's pace.
Willow Creek Orchards

3215 Stump Hall Road, Collegeville, PA 19426
Tel: 610-584-8202
http://www.willowcreekorchards.com/
We grow over 30 different vegetables including heirloom varieties, 7 types of berries and 10 different
types of tree fruit. They are all picked in season and at the peak of freshness. You will also find
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many jams, jellies, sauces and preserves made with our own organic fruits and vegetables.
We support other local farms and producers. We have searched high and low to bring you the finest
products from the farms and food purveyors in Pennsylvania and the mid-Atlantic region. You'll be
delighted to find:
* Organic, natural and grass-fed beef, poultry, pork, bison, milk, cheese and yogurt
* Goumet foods: Marinades, sauces, coffee, tea, bulk foods
* Specialty baked goods and artisan breads
* Hanging baskets, bedding plants, organic vegetable and herb plants, mums, poinsettias and more!
Wolf Lake Farm

318 Wolf Lake Road, New Alexandria, PA 15670
Tel: 724-668-8772
Contact: Nate and Kristen Johanson
WolfLakeFarm@gmail.com
At Wolf Lake Farm our passion is high quality, healthy food that brings back the old fashioned,
mouth-watering taste of a pasture-raised bird. We utilize holistic farming practices that enrich both
the soil and the lives of our animals. This enables us to preserve the tradition of a small farm
bringing fresh, wholesome food to its local community from a clean, safe and humane environment.
At Wolf Lake Farm we never use antibiotics, chemical fertilizers, growth hormones, herbicides or
pesticides - period.
Our poultry are raised outdoors where they can enjoy clean air and sunshine. We use unique
bottomless field shelters that are moved daily allowing the birds to feast upon fresh grasses and
bugs.
In addition to this natural forage, they are fed a custom ground mix of local grains, probiotics,
vitamins and minerals to enhance and balance their diet. This method of raising pastured poultry
results in meat and eggs of superior flavor and nutrients that gs beyond "organic.
Wooden Nickel Buffalo Farm

5970 Koman Road, Edinboro, PA 16412
Tel: (814) 734-2833
Fax: Toll Free: 1-866
buffalo@velocity.net
http://www.woodennickelbuffalo.com/
We have 100 Bison at this time. We hope to have well over 135 by the end of summer with all of
the new calves that will be born this spring and early summer. Small farms like ours are springing up
across America, preserving and ensuring the Buffalo's future and providing you, the American
public, with a healthy choice for an all-natural hormone and antibiotic-free red meat alternative.
If you buy naturally raised, grass fed Bison that is USDA federally inspected and handled properly,
buying radiated beef is not necessary unless you want to glow. Our Bison are processed under
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USDA inspection at Grettler's Meats in Girard, PA professionally vacuumed-sealed and labeled for
proper freshness and appearance so you can see what you are buying.
There is also an onsite restaurant, Buffalo Grill, and retail shop, Wooden Nickel Gift Shop. The
Buffalo Grill offers a peaceful, casual family-dining experience down on the farm. The Grill features
healthy, farm-raised, all-natural Bison fare such as Bison Burgers, Bison Hotdogs, sausage, roast,
steak dinners, homemade pies and much more. Please note that everyone's free to try the bison
meat before they buy it.
Woodsong Hollow Farm

23 Gehris Road, Boyertown, PA 19512
Tel: 610-473-8938
Contact: Nitya Akeroyd
farm@woodsonghollow.com
http://www.woodsonghollow.com
Woodsong Hollow is nestled high in the forested Oley Hills. We raise pastured chicken, goat,
Thanksgiving turkeys, heritage pigs and grass-fed lamb. The meat is really tender and delicious, and
our customers tell us that the eggs are the best they have tasted!
Our livestock all have access to pasture and the supplemental feed the poultry and pigs receive is
grown by a local farmer without pesticides and herbicides.
Visit us at the Boyertown or Macungie, Farmers Markets, at our monthly on-farm market (November
through May), or call to arrange a time to pick up your order. You can also sign up for a regular egg
order, or call to find out if we have extras if you only need them on an occasional basis.
New - soft, luxurious sheepskins available! We also stock grass-fed beef cuts and artisan raw milk
cheeses from two local farms, and wild-caught Alaskan salmon from friends who have a fishing boat
in Alaska.
Woolly Thistle
73 Delaware Road, Fredonia, PA 16124
Tel: 724-475-4408
Contact: Steven and Theresa Amundson
woollythistle@windstream.net
Workhorse Farms
P.O. Box 524, Nescopeck, PA 18635
Tel: 570-759-3071
Contact: Debby Fassman
workhorsefarms@direcway.com
Workhorse Farms of Nescopeck, PA has been providing grass fed beef to families since 1989. We
offer custom cut mixed quarters, halves and whole beef. To ensure that we have enough beef for
September/October, we request that orders for our beef be placed early in the year.
Our beef comes from prime, healthy young cattle raised on pasture grasses. Not only ds this make
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our beef lean and tender, but it also has a rich flavor. To ensure that our beef maintains its best
flavor and has a long storage life, it is aged, vacuum packaged and flash frozen at our butcher.
We also make available to our customers the delicious flavor of the pastured pork that your
grandparents knew and loved. Our production is different from most other pig farms which gives our
pork that old fashioned taste. Our pigs are allowed to roam freely in our lush grass pastures,
socialize, and engage in instinctive pig behaviors such as rooting, wallowing, and foraging.
Workhorse Farms has been using sustainable farming practices since 1985. As a family, we don't
believe that things such as artificial fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, growth hormones or
unnecessary antibiotics belong in our food supply. That is why we don't use these things on our
farm.
Wynnorr Farm
1631 East Street Road, Glen Mills, PA 19342
Tel: 610-399-9080
Contact: Joe & Laura Stratton
http://wynnorrfarm.com
Our farm has been owned by our family for 86 years and we have always specialized in local
produce. We have an on farm produce stand and attend 4 growers markets each week.
Our CSA is a joint effort between our farm and 8 Amish families and we are in our 3rd year with 100
members.
Yellow Hill Farm

670 Yellow Hill Rd, PO Box 55, Biglerville, PA 17307
Tel: 717-677-8188
Contact: Craig and Natalie Bishop
yellowhillfarm@earthlink.net
http://home.earthlink.net/~yellowhillfarm/
We are a small family farm located on beautiful Yellow Hill, overlooking historic Gettysburg about 6
miles off to the north. Our hope and goal is to grow wonderful berries and provide you with an
enjoyable picking experience as well as delicious fruit to enjoy fresh or in your favorite recipes.
We grow our thornless blackberries on meticuously pruned 6 foot high trellises for very easy picking.
The raspberries are also neatly trellised. In between the rows of berries, you'll find our sodded aisles
mowed short for easy walking.
We will be offering pick your own blueberries beginning in 2010.
If you love berries, but are looking for different ways to enjoy them and tips on preserving them for
off-season use, be sure to pick up one of our berry recipe flyers.
For up-to-date information on our hours and picking status, as well as pictures of our berries and
farm, be sure to visit our web site.
Yoder's Farm Market at Cedar Ridge Farm

761 Cowpath Road, Telford, PA 18969
Tel: 215-723-7145
Our farm is located in Telford, PA. We have a roadside stand which is open from 8:00 AM to 8:00
PM. We sell brown eggs from our naturally raised chickens,and freezer beef orders. Our beef is
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Angus Hereford cross and naturally raised here on our farm.
You can also purchase individual cuts of beef (frozen), sweet corn, peppers, beans, tomats,
zucchini, cucumbers, peppers, cut flowers, homemade zucchini relish, homemade pumpkin butter,
old-fashioned apple crisp mix, pumpkin muffin mix, blue berry muffin mix, dip mixes, and honey.
In September, you can get all your fall decorating needs in one stop at our stand! You can purchase,
pumpkins, cornstalks, straw, mums, wreaths, pumpkins & gourds and much much more! This year
we will be adding a small corn maze. The hours of the maze will be Saturday & Sunday's in October
only, from noon until 6:00 PM.
Zook's Organic Cheese

1178 White Oak Road, Christiana, PA 17509
Tel: 610-593-2883
Contact: Jake and Barbara Zook
Zook's Organic Cheese is made from milk from grazing cows, the most natural way to feed cows.
The cows graze on a farm that is certified organic by the Pennsylvania Certified Organic
organization. No fermented feeds, bST, herbicides or insecticides are used.
Our cheese is made from certified organic pasteurized cultured whole milk, salt and rennet. There
are no preservatives added, and no artificial ingredients.
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pennsylvania guide: farmers markets
12th & St. James Farmers Market

12th Street and St. James Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-568-0830
Contact: The Food Trust
http://www.thefoodtruSt.org
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Tuesday, 3:00 P.M.-7:00 P.M.
52nd & Haverford Farmers Market

52nd Street and Haverford Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-568-0830
Time of Year: July - September; Days of Week: Wednesday, 2:00 P.M.- 6:00 P.M.
Abington Farmers Market

12055 Rose Drive, Clarks Summit, PA 18411
Tel: 717-587-9045
Days of Week: Saturday, 9:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M
Adams County Farmers Market Association

P.O. Box 3224, Gettysburg, PA 17325
Tel: 717-495-7280
Contact: Kathy Glahn
acfarmersmarkets@embarqmail.com
http://www.acfarmersmarkets.org
Adams County may be best known for Gettysburg, one of the most popular small towns in America.
But just beyond the battlefields of 1863 are rolling hills of abundant fruit farms and orchards. Even
though we are tops in Pennsylvania for apples and peaches, there's more growing here than you
may imagine. From the freshest fruits and produce to flowers, herbs, vineyards, artesian cheese,
alpaca yarns, farm eggs, pumpkins, homemade soaps, bakery, jams, jellies, kiwi berries (and more),
our markets bring the best of Adams County to three convenient locations weekly.
Friday's Farm Fresh Market
The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg

Fridays, May 28 - October 2010
Hours: 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Gettysburg Farmers' Market
Lincoln Square in Downtown Gettysburg

Saturdays, April 24 - October 2010
(closed May 22 & September 25)
Hours: 7 a.m.-Noon, October: 8 a.m.-Noon
Saturday's Farm Fresh Market
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The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg

Saturdays, May 8 - October 30, 2010
Hours: 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Ahimsa Village
Tel: 814-355-0850
Aliquippa Festival Market

Franklin Avenue, Town towers parking lot, Aliquippa, PA 15001
Tel: 724-378-2884
Days of Week: Wednesday
Allentown Fairgrounds Market

17th Street and Chew Streets, Allentown, PA 18102
Tel: 610-432-2771
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Thursday, 10:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M.
Allentown Turnpike Service Plaza Farmers Market

Route 9, Northeast Extension , Allentown Turnpike Service Plaza, Allentown, PA 18104
Tel: 717-787-5086
Contact: Kim Teprovich
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Friday, 11:00 a.m - 8:00 P.M.
Altoona Farmers Market

6th Avenue, Altoona, PA 16601
Tel: 814-224-4844
Contact: Jane Sheffield
Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Thursday, 9:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.
Ambridge Farmers Market

St. Mary's Church Parking Lot, Ambridge, PA 15003
Tel: 724-846-1116
Contact: Dennis Harble
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Time of Year: May - December; Days of Week: Thursday, 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Anselma Market
Rt 401 Conestoga Rd, Chester Springs , PA 19425
Tel: 201-888-8260
Contact: Yvonne Post
http://anselmamarket.googlepages.com/
A historic mill which grinds organic grains, and is host to a weekly farmers market (started May
2008) selling a wide variety of produce, meat, and other goods.
Ards Farmer's Market

4803 Old Turnpike Rd, lewisburg, PA 17837
Tel: 570-524-9820
Fax: 570-524-0464
info@ardsmarket.com
http://www.ardsmarket.com/shop/custom.asp?recid=3
Local growers/ Fairground Road Wednesday, 8:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
Beaver County Courthouse Market

Beaver County Courthouse, Beaver, PA 15009
Tel: 724-846-1116
Time of Year: May - December; Days of Week: Saturday, 10:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.
Beaver Falls Farmers Market

8th Avenue, Beaver Falls, PA 15010
Tel: 724-846-1116
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Monday, 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Bellefonte Farmers Market

N. Allegany Street and West Howard Street, Courthouse, Bellefonte, PA 16823 Contact: Chief
Duane Dixon
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Wednesday & Saturday,
Belleville Farmers' Market & Livestock

South Penn Street, Belleville, PA 17004 Contact: Brian Glick
Time of Year: March - December; Days of Week: Wednesday, 7:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.
Berwick Farmers Market

Mulberry Street, Berwick, PA 18603
Tel: 717-379-3279
Contact: Harold Kessler
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Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday
Bird-in-Hand Farmers Market

Route 340 and Maple Ave., Bird-in-Hand, PA 17505
Tel: 717-393-9674
Contact: Don Eisenburg
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Friday & Saturday
Bloomsburg Farmers Market

Market Square, Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Tel: 717-784-2522
Contact: Shelly Jo Baum
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday
Blue Moon Acres

Tel: 215-794-3093
Fax: 215-794-2406
Boalsburg Farmers Market

602 Boalsburg Pike, Boalsburg, PA 16827
The Boalsburg Farmers' Market is held on the Military Museum grounds just off Business 322/Rt 45
on Tues evenings from 3 pm to 7 pm. This is a producer's only market and a wide range of products
are offered ranging from fresh baked breads and pastries, produce, berries and jams to southern
barbeque. The market is open June through October.
Boro Farmers Market

Angling Road, Endinboro, PA 16412
Tel: 814-734-2833
Days of Week: Saturday, 9:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.
Boyertown Farmers Market

100 South Walnut Street, Parking lot of The Museum of Historic Vehicles, Boyertown, PA 19512
Tel: 610-369-3054
Fax: 610-473-8558
Contact: Farmers Market Manager
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farmmanager@boyertownpa.org
http://www.boyertownpa.org/farmersmarket
The Boyertown Farmers Market, located in Berks County, runs from June through November every
Saturday from 10 AM to 1 PM. All farmers are the original grower/producer of the products they sell.
A rich and diverse market, it offers local fruits and vegetables, poultry, beef, lamb and fish, cheese
and dairy products, and assorted baked goods. There is also weekly entertainment, and many
special events are scheduled throughout the season. For further details and weekly updates, visit
www.boyertownpa.org/farmersmarket.
Bristol Amish Market

498 Green Lane, Bristol, PA 19007
Tel: 717-385-5819
Contact: Amanda Leedy
Amanda.Leedy@gmail.com
http://www.bristolamishmarket.com
Amish market in Bristol, PA. Fresh, preservative-free meats, locally grown produce, handmade
baked goods and handcrafted furniture.
Broad & South Farmers' Market

The Food Trust Farmers' Markets
Broad and South Streets, Philadelphia, PA 19103
http://www.thefoodtrust.org/php/headhouse/allmarkets/philadelphia.php
The http://eatwellguide.org/listing/detail/29730 Food Trust's network of farmers' markets helps

sustain regional farms and serves more than 125,000 customers in the Philadelphia region. Many of
our farmers' markets are located in neighborhoods underserved by supermarkets, grocery stores
and other fresh food outlets, and all our markets accept food stamps (EBT/Access cards) and
Farmers' Market Nutrition Program vouchers and provide helpful nutrition information to ensure that
fresh, local foods are available to everyone.
The Broad and South Market is open on Wednesdays from 2pm to 6pm.
Broad Street Farmers Market

1233 N. 3rd St., Harrisburg, PA 17102
Tel: 717-236-7923
Contact: Barbara Skelly
info@broadstreetmarket.org
http://www.broadstreetmarket.org/
The Broad Street Market is your source for locally-grown and organic produce, meats, baked goods,
and freshly prepared meals. With nearly 40 vendors, the market has something for everyone!
Many vendors provide breakfast, lunch, and dinner meals. From soup to sandwiches, from ice
cream to soft pretzels, Broad Street Market vendors can fill any appetite. We even have organic
meals!
Broad Street Market is conveniently located in Harrisburg at North Third and Verbeke streets. Ample
parking is available at the market.
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The Broad Street Market was founded in 1860, and has the distinction of being the oldest
continuously operated market house in the United States.
Broad Street Market thrives today as a culturally rich place to experience a broad diversity of fresh
food, people, and city life.
Time of Year: January-December
Wed:
7AM-2PM (limited vendors)
Thu-Fri:
7AM-5PM
Sat:
7AM-4PM
Brockway Farmers Market

Main Street, Brockway, PA 15824
Time of Year: August - September; Days of Week: Friday, 11:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.
Burd Street Center Farmers Market

20 East Blurd Street, Shippensburg, PA 17257
Tel: 717-530-9344
Days of Week: Saturday, 8:00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon
Burns Angus Farm

101 Orchard Road, New Wilmington, PA 16142
Tel: 724-946-3125
Fax: 724-946-3125
Contact: John Burns
burnsangus@yahoo.com
http://www.BurnsAngus.com
Grass-Fed, All Natural Black Angus Beef by the 1/4, 1/2, whole or frozen cuts. Free-Range Fresh
Eggs. Available all-year at the farm or market sites. See our web-site. Thanks for viewing! -The
Burns Family
Butcher's Farm Market

590 North 4th Street, Newport, PA 17074
Tel: 717-567-3539
Contact: Stacey Butcher
http://www.butchersfarmmarket.com/
Welcome to Butcher's Farm Market - Here at Butcher's Farm Market, we are a true farm market. We
grow the freshest fruits and vegetables on our farm, which is located a short 2 miles from the
market. This allows us to pick your produce and deliver it to the market just hours before you stop in.
You can watch our fresh picked crops being brought directly out of the field by our tractor and
wagon to the market's front door. "Can't get any fresher than that!"
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We carry our pride and quality assurance into the other products that we offer - our homemade
baked goods which are prepared daily here at the market, our beautiful fresh & potted flowers and
our ever popular pickled red beets and chow chow.
We are dedicated to serving you, our customer, with the same enjoyment that we experience
growing our crops on our family farm.
In addition the the listed items, they sell baked goods, dips, oils, apple cider
Butler County Farmers Market

Shore Street, Butler, PA 16001
Tel: 724-282-2411
Contact: Perry Ray
Days of Week: Monday & Wednesday, 3:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M
Calico Cow Organic Dairy & Natural Farm

2240 Creek Drive, Juncture of Rte. 170 and Rte. 670, Waymart , PA 18472
Tel: 570-448-2658
Contact: Mark & Suzanne Lichtenstein
marklichtenstein@yahoo.com
Calico Cow Organic Dairy & Natural Farm is a grass-based farm that practices stewardship farming.
Located in Wayne County, PA, we offer licensed, organic Raw Milk, natural Meats and Chicken, and
True Free-Range Eggs. Available year-round. We never use antibiotics or hormones, and always
keep in mind the natures and needs of the animals.
Raw Milk: Available by the gallon or half-gallon in jugs provided on site. We feed our cows minimal
amounts of non-soybean grains. We base grain usage on the conditions of the cow, believing it is
important to consider the welfare of the cow as well as the qualities of the milk. In summer the cows
receive 0 to 5 pounds of grain per day and eat mostly pasture grasses. In the winter they receive 5
to 10 pounds per day to help them combat the cold weather of northeastern Pennsylvania, and
unlimited access to the best-quality hay we can make or buy. Our Grade A milk is rich with good-fat
cream. NOFA-NY certified organic. USDA organic. Pennsylvania-Licensed.
Eggs: True free-range eggs from free-roaming hens.
Meats: Grass-fed beef, milk-fed pork, and milk-fed, unconfined veal. Meats are frozen in
vacuum-wrapped, ready-to-cook portions. Top-quality butchering, USDA-inspected.
Chicken: Meadow-raised whole roasters.
On-Farm Store: We have a new, on-farm store opening in January 2007. Call for details.
Appointments also available.
Note: Ask us for directions. Do not use Mapquest, as it will send you somewhere else. We look
forward to seeing you!
Camden Farmers Market

Broadway and Mickle Blvd., Rand Transportation Center, Philadelphia, PA 19107 Contact: Brian
Lang
Time of Year: June - October
Cameron County Farmers Market
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Chestnut Street, Emporium, PA 15834

Tel: 814-486-0297
Days of Week: Saturday, 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon
Carbondale Farmers Market

Memorial Park, Carbondale, PA 18407 Contact: Bernadette Lepre

Days of Week: Tuesday - Thursday, 11:00am-6:00pm
Carlisle Farmers Market

250 York Road, Carlisle, PA 17013
Tel: 717-243-5222
Contact: Maria Bartoli
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Friday, 7:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
Catasauqua Farmers' Market

Strawberry St. between 2nd & Railroad Streets, Catasauqua, PA 18032
Tel: (610) 264-5306
Contact: Joe Zemba
http://www.thefoodtrust.org
Time of Year: June - November; Days of Week: Sunday, 10:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M.
"Operating farmers' markets since 1992, The Food Trust's mission is to ensure that everyone has
access to affordable, nutritious food. In 2008, The Food Trust runs a network of 30 farmers' markets
(including affiliates) in the Southeastern Pennsylvania region, many of which are in neighborhoods
with little access to fresh food. The Trust works to improve the health of children and adults,
promote good nutrition, increase access to nutritious foods, and advocate for better public policy.
Cavage’s County Farmers Market

Route 6, Honesdale, PA 18431
Tel: 717-253-9036
Operates Monday-Thursday, 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Central Farmers Market

23 N. Market Street , Central Market, Lancaster, PA 17601
Tel: 717-291-4723
Contact: Michael J. Rosenkrantz
http://www.cityoflancasterpa.com
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Tuesday & Friday, 6:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
Saturday, 6:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.
Central Market House

34 West Philadelphia Street and Beaver Street, York, PA 17402
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Tel: 717-848-2243
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday
Charleroi Farmers Market

Historic Downtown, Charleroi, PA 15022 Contact: Chamber of Commerce
http://www.charleroipa.org
Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Thursday, 5:00 P.M. - 8:30 P.M.
Chester Farmers Market

9th Street and Hayes Street, Chester, PA 19013
Tel: 215-568-0830
Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Thursday, 2:00 P.M.-6:00 P.M.
Chestnut Hill Farmers Market

8229 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19147
Tel: 215-248-4344
Contact: Bob Pierson
http://www.farmtocity.org
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Thursday, & Friday, 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Church Run Farmers Market

44868 Warner Rd., Titusville, PA 16354
Tel: 914-827-7172
Contact: Mary Dibble
Time of Year: August - November; Days of Week: Daily, 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
City Parks Farmers Market I

Brownsfield Road and Parkfield Street , Carrick Shopping Center, Carrick, PA 15122
Tel: 412-442-6523
Contact: Eric Van
http://www.city.pittsburgh.pa.us/parks/html/farmers_market.html
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Wednesday, 3:30 P.M. - 7:30 P.M.
City Parks Farmers Market II

20th St. and Sidney St., South Side, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Tel: 412-442-6523
Contact: Eric Van
http://www.city.pittsburgh.pa.us/parks/farmers_market.htm
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Tuesday, 3:30 P.M. - 7:30 P.M.
City Parks Farmers Market III
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East Liberty, Penn Circle West, Pittsburgh, PA 15219

Tel: 412-422-6523
Contact: Eric Van
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Monday, 3:30 P.M. - 7:30 P.M.
City Parks Farmers Market IV

City-County Building - Grant Street , Downtown Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Tel: (412) 442-6523
Contact: Eric Van
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Friday, 10:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.
City Parks Farmers Market V

Bulter Street and Baker Street, Downtown Pittsburgh - Highland Park, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Tel: 412-442-6523
Contact: Eric Van
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Thursday, 3:30 P.M. - 7:30 P.M.
Clarion County Farmers Market

5th Street and Main Street , Clarion County Park, Clarion, PA 16214
Tel: 814-745-3099
Contact: William Young
Time of Year: May - October; Days of Week: Friday, 5:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M.
Clark Park Farmers Market

43rd and Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Tel: 215-568-0830
Time of Year: December - April; Days of Week: Thursday, 3:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M. and Saturday,
10:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.

Clearfield County Farmers Market

West 2nd Street, Clearfield, PA 16830
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Tel: 814-765-9044
Contact: W. Agway
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Wednesday & Saturday,
Cliveden Park Farmers Market

Chew Avenue & Johnson Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-568-0830
Time of Year: June - November; Days of Week: Wednesday, 2:00 P.M.-6:00 P.M.

Coatesville Farmers Market

Main St. and Lincoln Hwy, Gateway Park , Coatesville, PA 19320
Tel: 215-568-0830
Contact: Brain Lang/Karen Kinney
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Tuesday, 2:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Conshohocken Farmers' Market

Fayette and West Hector Streets, Cohshohocken, PA 19428
http://www.thefoodtrust.org/php/programs/farmers.m

The Conshohocken market is open on Friday from 10am to 3pm.
Coraopolis Farmers Market

Presbyterian Church parking lot, Coraopolis, PA 15108
Tel: 724-774-2380
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Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Monday, 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Corry Farmers Market

Washington St., Corry, PA 16407
Tel: 814-665-9925
Contact: Nicole Lambert
http://www.corrychamber.com
Days of Week: Saturday, 8:30 A.M. 12:00 Noon
Dallastown Open Air Market

Walnut Street and Maple Street, Dallastown, PA 17313
Tel: 717-927-9502
Contact: Lester Hanson
Time of Year: July - December; Days of Week: Friday, 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
Danville Farm Market

Mill Street, Danville, PA 17821
Tel: 717-275-3091
Time of Year: ; Days of Week: Saturday, 7:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.
Deitch's Farm Market

1613 Trindle Road, Between Mecanicsburg and Carlisle on PA Route 641, Carlisle, PA 17013
Tel: 717-240-0855
Contact: Ken and Pat Deitch
Time of Year: May - October; Days of Week: Monday - Friday, 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Downtown Sharon Farmers Market

Parking lot by Reyers Shoes Store, Downtown, Sharon, PA 16146
Tel: 724-646-2184
Contact: Warren Aul
Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Wednesday - Saturday, 7:00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon
Downtown State College Farmers Market

Locust Lane, State College, PA 16801
Tel: 814-422-8735
Contact: Scott Case
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Friday, 11:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.
Doylestown Farmers' Market

West State Street and Hamlton Ave, Box 211, buckingham, Pa 18912, Doylestown, PA 18901
Tel: 215 348-8471
Contact: Susan Pierson
ecokids@verizon.net
http://www.buckinghampacivic.org
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Sponsored by the Buckingham Township Civic Association, everything offered at our Market is
locally grown and produced. Most of our vendors are within 15 miles of the Market.
April 19 - Nov 20 7am- Noon

W State and Hamilton Ave
Doylestown, Pa 18901
We offer chemical free and conventionally grown vegetables and fruits including many Heirloom and
rare varieties; pastured meats (chicken, duck, lamb) chicken and duck eggs; cut flowers and fresh
herbs; artisan breads, baked goods, granola and pastries; jams, pie fillings, relishes; prepared foods
such as chicken pot pie, chicken stock, sausages, and quiche; Greek food; Vegan, Gluten Free and
Vegetarian fare.
Hand crafted soaps, and body care products; honey and beeswax candles; alpaca yarns and roving,
handcrafted woodenware and other crafts.
Also vegetable, flower and herb plants plus quantities of vegetables for freezing and canning.
Chef Demos, children's activities, and music will be offered many Market days - Check our website
for Market events.
Drew School Farmers Market

Powelton and Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Tel: 215-925-5971
Contact: Bob Perison
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Saturday, 10 am - 2 pm.
Dubois Farmers Market

East Brandy Street, Dubois, PA 15801
Tel: 843-713-3890
Days of Week: Friday, 12:00 Noon - 5:00 P.M.
Dutch Country Farmers Market

2031 Cottman Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19149
Tel: 215-745-6008
Days of Week: Wednesday, 9; 00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.
East Lancaster Farmers' Market

Historic Eastern Market, 308 E. King Street, East Lancaster, PA 17601 http://thefoodtrust.org

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The East Lancaster Farmers' Market is open on Wednesdays from 4-7pm and Saturdays from
9am-2pm.
East Liberty Farmers Market

North Beatty Street and Ansley Street, East Liberty, PA 15206
Tel: 724-898-1670
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Saturday, 5:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.
Easton Farmers Market

Center Square, Easton, PA 18040 Contact: Lynn Prior
Time of Year: April - November; Days of Week: Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday
Ebensburg Farmers Market

Downtown Ebensburg, Parking lot of First National Bank, Ebensburg, PA 15931
Tel: 814-472-8780
Contact: Christine Struggle
http://www.ebensburgpa.com
Time of Year: July - September; Days of Week: Saturday, 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon
Emmaus Farmers' Market

235 Main Street, Emmaus, PA 18049 info@emmausmarket.com
http://www.emmausmarket.com/
The Emmaus Farmers' Market is open every Sunday, 10 am - 2 pm from May through November.
The market is located in the parking lot of KNBT, 235 Main Street, Emmaus. Senior Farmers' Market
Vouchers and WIC Coupons are accepted.
The market is more than just a place to buy local, high quality, organic produce; it is also a place to
meet friends, neighbors and family.
Each Sunday shoppers will be treated to the sounds of live music and activities, and have the
opportunity to stop at one of our local community booths to get information, sign up as a volunteer,
or offer other kinds of support.
The mission of the market is to provide the Emmaus community with a source of safe, locally
produced, highly nutritious produce while educating the public, including farmers, on the benefits of
supporting local agriculture in order to preserve farmland in the surrounding area, improve individual
health and strengthen community.
Fairmount Farmers' Market

22nd Street and Fairmount Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-568-0830
contact@thefoodtrust.org
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Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Thursday, 3:00 P.M.-7:00 P.M.

Farmers Coop Market of East Liberty

344 N. Sheridan Ave. , Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Tel: 724-478-4361
Contact: Timothy Hilerman
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Saturday, 5:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M.
Farmers Market at Back Mountain Memorial Library

Grounds of Back Mountain Memorial Library, Dallas, PA 18612
Tel: 570-675-1182
Contact: Back Mountain Memorial Library
Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Saturday, 9:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.
Farmers Market at Nittany Mall

Nittany Mall parking lot, State College, PA 16801
Tel: 814-238-8037
Days of Week: Tuesday, 2:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M.
Farmers Market in Hershey

1215 Research Boulevard, Hummelstown, PA 17036
Tel: 717-222-8856
Contact: Kathy Graham
farmersmarketinhershey@gmail.com
http://www.farmersmarketinhershey.com
Outdoor, seasonal, Thursday afternoon producer-only market for produce, dairy, meats, fresh baked
goods, home made ice cream, house plants and herbs, soaps and lotions, fresh flowers; local,
producer-primary market for specialty items .
Our market is open seasonally, from May to October, from 3pm-6pm on Thursdays.
Farmers on the Square

1st Block of North Hanover Street , Carlisle, PA 17013 http://www.farmersonthesquare.com/
Offers Animal Welfare Approved Beef from Jujo Acres Farm (biweekly)
Farrell Farmers Market
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500 Rolmer Boulevard, Farrell, PA 16121

Tel: 724-983-2718
Contact: Mary Ann Juriga
http://www.cityoffarrell.com
Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Tuesday & Friday
Fawn Grove Farmers Market

Mill Street, Fawn Grove, PA 17321
Filter Square Farmers Market

23rd Street and Pine Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-568-0830
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Saturday, 10:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M.
Fitler Square Farmers' Market

23rd and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA 19103 http://www.thefoodtrust.org/php/programs/farmers.m

The Fitler Square Farmers' Market is open on Saturdays from 9am to 1pm.
Fountain Farmers Market

East Passyunk Avenue and 11th Street, South Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA 19148
Tel: 215-736-1455
Contact: Matthew Rader
Time of Year: May; Days of Week: Wednesday, 3:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M.
Franklin Club Farmers Market

12th St. and Liberty St., Franklin, PA 16323
Tel: 814-437-1485
Contact: Jeff Berta
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Wednesday & Saturday
Germantown Farmers' Market

Germantown Avenue and Walnut Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19103
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The Germantown market is open from 2-6 pm on Fridays.
Gettysburg Farmers Market

Lincoln Square, Gettysburg, PA 17325
Tel: 717-343-8151
Contact: Chamber of Commerce
Time of Year: May - September; Days of Week: Saturday, 7:00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon
Golden Mile Open-Air Farmers Market

Rural Delivery 1, Box 68, Reedsville, PA 17084
Tel: 717-667-2606
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Tuesday & Friday, 10:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.
Good Harvest Farm

336 Bunker Hill Rd, Strasburg, PA 17579
Tel: 717-687-0980
Fax: 717-687-5167
chris@goodharvestfarms.com
http://www.goodharvestfarms.com
Chris began wholesaling vegetables and flowers through auctions and stores. While successful, he
felt the real goal should be selling his crops directly to the consumer. His small roadside stand soon
grew much bigger. With the help of his wife Cindy, Good Harvest Farms continued to grow and they
eventually joined with the Lancaster County Farmer's Market. The business has grown 10-fold since
1990 - mainly because Chris listens to what his customers want, and that's the freshest fruits and
vegetables available. In 2000, Good Harvest Farms added hydroponic lettuce and herbs to the mix.
The only way to get fresher produce is to grow it in your own back yard.
"Being Fresh is our Business," and we will continue to grow what our customers want.
Gratz Crossroads Auction

Route 25, Gratz, PA 17030
Tel: 717-362-4267
Contact: Lori Leitzel
Green Dragon Farmers Market

955 N. State St., Ephrata, PA 17522
Tel: 717-738-1117
Contact: Rod Rohrbach
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http://www.greendragonmarket.com
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Friday, 9:00 A.M.
Greensburg Downtown Farmers Market

West 2nd Street, Greensburg, PA 15601
Tel: (724) 834-2334
Days of Week: Thursday, 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Greensgrow Farms
Tel: 215-427-2702
Fax: 215-427-2702
info@greensgrow.org

Haddington Farmers' Market

52nd Street and Haverford Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19103 http://thefoodtrust.org

The Haddington Farmers' Market is open on Tuesdays from 1-5pm and Fridays from 1-5pm.
Hanover Farmers Market

210 East Chestnut Street, Hanover, PA 17331
Tel: 717-632-1353
Contact: Barbara KrebsHanover
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Saturday, 6:00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon
Hazelton Farmers Night Market

Hazel Park, Hazelton, PA 18201
Tel: 570-379-3810
Contact: Denise Smith
Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Monday, Wednesday, & Friday
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Hazelton Open Air Market

Churchill Mall, West Hazelton, PA 18201
Tel: 570-379-3286
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Tuesday & Friday, 9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.
Headhouse Farmers' Market

2nd and Lombard Streets, Philadelphia, PA 19147 Kwich@thefoodtrust.org
http://www.thefoodtrust.org/php/headhouse/
The Headhouse Farmers' market features 25+ farmers, ranchers and artisans selling a wide variety
of fruits, vegetables, flowers, meats, cheese and other dairy products from the local region. There
are also fantastic seasonal baked goods, locally made ice cream and hot fudge, all natural soaps
and lotions and many other specialty items all from the local area!
The market is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 until 2.

Hempfield Farmers Market

Route 66, Greensburg, PA 15601
Tel: 724-834-2334
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Saturday, 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon
Hidden Splendor Farm

801 Riverton Rd., Bangor, PA 18013
Tel: 610-588-4347
Fax: 610-588-8842
Contact: Howard Klein
hiddensplendor@epix.net
Hidden Splendor Farm is a non-certified organic farm In Lower Mt. Bethel Township. We distribute
our produce through our CSA and sell locally at the Easton Farmers' Market.

Tel: 717-677-8412
Fax: 717-677-7157
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our orchards.
Hollidaysburg Farmers Market

On the Diamond, Downtown Square, Hollidaysburg, PA 16648
Tel: 717-632-6986
Contact: Donald Leidig
Days of Week: Friday, 10:00 - 2:00 P.M.
Home Town Farmers Market

553 North 4th Street, Allentown, PA 18101
Tel: 610-820-0444
Days of Week: Daily, 9:30 A.M. - 6:30 P.M.
Hometown Farmers' Market

125 Mahanoy Avenue, Tamaqua, PA
Tel: 570-668-2630
Contact: Robert C. Dunn
suzi@hometownfarmersmarket.com
http://hometownfarmersmarket.com
Hometown Farmer's Market is a family run operation existing for the past 50 plus years. Located in
Northeastern Pa. coal region, The Market carries a wide variety of items such as fresh local
produce, fresh meats, new and used collectibles, clothing, flowers, shrubbery, tools, homemade
baked goods. Hometown is open all year round, every Wednesday from 8 am to 8 pm. Free parking
is available for our customers.
Horizon View Farms
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Hunting Grower's Market

Route 22 and Hartslog Valley Road, Williamsburg, PA 16652
Tel: 814-793-9379
Contact: Christine Wise
Time of Year: May - October; Days of Week: Saturday, 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon
Huntingdon Farmers Market

6th Street, Huntingdon, PA 16652
Tel: 814-658-3411
Contact: Dan Denton
Days of Week: Friday, 8:30 A.M. - 7:00 P.M.
Indian Valley Farmer's Market

P.O. Box 314, Penn Ave at Branch Ave, Telford, PA 18964
Tel: 215-723-6627
Fax: 215-723-6628
Contact: Pam Coleman
pam@stmainst.org
http://www.ivfm.org/
We are looking for new, exciting participants to join the Indian Valley Farmers' Market at the
Marketplace at Telford Station. With the improvements completed, the Marketplace at Telford
Station is becoming a premier location for the Farmers' Market. Check out the newly paved lot, easy
electrical hook ups and conveniently accessible water at the intersection of Main Street and Penn
Avenue. Runs from July through mid-October.
Indiana Downtown Farmers Market

8th Street and Church St. , Downtown Indiana, Indiana, PA 15701
Tel: 724-639-9068
Contact: Robert Repine
Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Wednesday, 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M.
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Johnstown Farmers Market

516 Landmark Building, Johnstown, PA 15901
Tel: 814-536-9031
Contact: Lenore Meketa
http://www.capcc.us
Time of Year: June - November; Days of Week: Monday, Wednesday & Friday
Julian Village Green Market

Julian Commmunity Center, 1190 Allegheny St, Julian, PA 16844 Contact: Ann Wilken
abwilken@verizon.net
This market features locally grown vegetables, flowers, pork, chicken, and eggs. There are also
local arts and crafts and local entertainment.
Vendors from Centre Region are invited to call to reserve a table: June 27, July 25, Aug 29, Sept 26
10:-2:00
Kamaw Open Air Market

2704 Glendale Valley Blvd, Flinton, PA 16640
Tel: 814-687-4233
Days of Week: Daily, 10:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M.
Kane Farmers Market

Greeves Street, Kane Liquid Fuels Parking lot, Kane, PA 16735
Tel: 814-837-6459
Contact: Mary Kay Hilyer
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Saturday, 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon
Kennett Farmers' Market

Kennet Square, Kennet , PA 19348 http://www.historickennettsquare.com/farmers.html
Your Local Source for:

-Fruits & Vegetables
-Amish Baked Goods
-Cut Flowers & Plants
-European Bread
-Artisan cheeses
-Home-made Jams & Jellies
-Grass-fed Meats and BBQ & Much More.
EVERY FRIDAY - MAY 15 - OCTOBER - 2-6 PM
Kittanning Farmers Market

Franklin Village Mall, Punxsutawney, PA 15722
Tel: 814-275-2474
Contact: Robert Musser
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Days of the Week: Monday- Saturday
Lancaster County Farmers Market I

389 W Lancaster Ave, Radnor Township, PA 19087
Tel: 610-284-6026
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Thursday & Friday, 8:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M.
Lancaster County Farmers Market II

Tel: 215-843-9564
Days of Week: Tuesday & Friday, 6:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
Lansdale Farmers' Market

Railroad Plaza, Main and Green Streets, Lansdale, PA Contact: Brooke Wasser: Market Manager
info@lansdalefarmersmarket.org
http://www.lansdalefarmersmarket.org/

The Lansdale Farmers' Market will be opening for it's 2nd season on June 12, 2010!
The market will be held on Railroad Ave at Main St(across the street from the Lansdale train
station)each Saturday from 9am to 1pm.
Come out with your family and check out our fresh produce, baked goods, wine, and hand crafted
items. Everything sold at the market is locally grown or crafted.
Come visit us on Railroad Ave at Main St!
The Lansdale Farmers' Market is open on Saturdays from 9am-1pm.
Lansdowne Farmers' Market

26 N Lansdowne Ave, Lansdowne, PA 19050
Tel: 484-461-7001
Contact: Suni Best
subest@state.pa.us
http://www.lansdownefarmersmarket.com/
The small but mighty, and mighty appreciated, Lansdowne Farmers Market takes place every
Saturday, no matter the weather, from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm in the big parking lot at the center of
town, sandwiched between Lansdowne and Owen Avenues, Memorial Day weekend to the end of
October. Several regular weekly vendors bring a wide and varying array of produce, poultry, meat,
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dairy, baked goods, pantry items, bouquets, herbs, flowers, and plants, plus a variety of prepared
foods for eating on site. Each week they're joined by three personalities -- an artist, a musician, and
a local business -- that change every Saturday. In addition, one booth rotates among three great
causes -- Epiphany House, which works to find loving and stable homes for vulnerable children and
which sponsors free crafts for kids at the Market; Guatemalan Cotton, which sells cotton items
handmade by and benefitting women in Guatemala; and Teens4Good, a group of innercity youths
that grows and sells produce as a service to the community and themselves. In short, there's always
something new, interesting, and worthwhile at the Lansdowne Farmers Market.

Laurel Mall Farmers Market

Laurel Mall, Connellsville, PA 15425
Tel: 724-626-0160
Contact: Shirley Humberston
Time of Year: July - November; Days of Week: Tuesday, 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
Lawrence County Farmers Market

Towne Mall, New Castle, PA 16101
Tel: 724-654-5593
Contact: Janet Falotico
http://www.lawrencecountychamber.com
Time of Year: May - October; Days of Week: Friday, 7:00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon
Lebanon Farmers Market

19 North 9th Street, Lebanon, PA 17042
Tel: 717-272-9227
Leesport Farmers Market

Route 61, Leesport, PA 19533
Tel: 610-926-1307
Contact: Daniel Weist
http://www.leesportmarket.com
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Wednesday, 9:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M.
Leheigh Growers Market

Route 309 and Landis Lane, Coopersburg, PA 18103
Tel: 610-965-4009
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Contact: Keith Hausman
Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Saturday, 9:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.
Lewisburg Farmers Market

Fairground Road, Lewisburg, PA 17837
Tel: 814-237-1960
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Wednesday, 8:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M.
Ligonier Country Market

Intersection of West Main Street and U.S. Route 30, Loyalhanna Watershed Property, Ligonier, PA
15658
Tel: (724) 238-6702
Fax: (724) 539-1212
Contact: Jim Mikula
http://www.ligoniercountrymarket.com/
A 100 plus vendor farmers market operating continuously for over 30 years as Western
Pennsylvania's largest. Featuring locally grown produce, fruit, beef, eggs and poultry along with
fresh foods and home canned goods such as jams, jellies, pickles, relishes and more.
Opens Memorial Day weekend (Saturday) and runs every Saturday until the first weekend in
October from 7 am until Noon.
Located on the Loyalhanna Watershed Farm at the intersection of West Main Street and U.S. Route
30 Ligonier, Pennsylvania
Linden Hill Gardens

Tel: 610-847-1300
community contests.
London Britain Township Farmers Market

Rte 896, Landenberg , PA 19350
Tel: 610-255-0388
Contact: Carolyn Matalon
Carolyn.londonbritaintwp@comcast.net
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Local farmers market in Nichol Park. Open May - September.
Loyola Produce Market

Brethren Church Road, Leola, PA 17540
Tel: 717-656-9592
Macungie Farmers Market

Macungie Memorial Park, Walnut Street, Macungie, PA 18062
Tel: 610-966-2503
Fax: 610-966-2788
Contact: Chris Boehm
clboehm@macungie.pa.us
http://www.macungiefarmersmarket.com
The Macungie Farmers' Market is a producer/grower market committed to providing locally grown,
fresh food; to preserving our agricultural heritage; and to building community. The Market helps
support local agriculture by connecting farmers with consumers. This means that you buy directly
from the farmers and artisans themselves, not from third parties or re-sellers. Since all vendors are
producing these products for you, they can often explain best handling and preparation methods
and are always willing to offer FREE advice.
Mahoning Farmers Market

2522 Blakeslee Boulevard, Leighton, PA 18235
Tel: 570-386-2329
Main Street Farmers Market

S. Main Street and Wheeling Street, Washington, PA 15301
Tel: 724-229-7207
Contact: Chris Gardner
Time of Year: May - October; Days of Week: Thursday, 3:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Maple Acres Farm

2656 Narcissa Road, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
Tel: 610-828-7395
Small family farm with a farm market stand.
Market & Penn St. Farmers Market

380 W. Market St., York, PA 17401
Tel: 717-741-1754
Contact: Andrew Miller
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Tuesday, Friday, & Saturday
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Orchard
Tel: 717-361-4520
Fax: 717-361-5592
Contact: Tad Kuntz
Farming Methods.
USA.

Tel: (814) 694-3006
Wednesdays 3pm-7pm
Saturdays 8am-1pm
Meadville Farmers Market

Market Street, Meadville, PA 16335
Tel: (814) 336-2056
Contact: James Smith
Time of Year: YEAR ROUND
Monday-Friday, 6:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
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Mechanicsburg Farmers Market

at the square in front of PNC Bank, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
Tel: 717-796-0811
Contact: Mechanicsburg Chamber of Commerce
Days of Week: Saturday, 7 am -3 pm.
Michelangelo's Flea & Farmers Market

Rural Delivery 1, Box 211, Edingurg, PA 16116
Tel: 724-654-0382
Days of Week: Sunday, 6:30 am - 3 pm.
Middleburg Farmers Market

Route 522, Middleburg, PA 17842
Tel: 717-837-2222
Days of Week: Tuesday, 7 am - 3 pm
Mill Creek Farm

Millerton Farmers Market

Bear Creek Road, Rural Delivery 1, Millerton, PA 16936
Time of Year: May - September; Days of Week: Daily, 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Monroe Farmers Market

Main street, Stroudsburg, PA 18360
Tel: 570-992-5615
Contact: Cheryl/Richard
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Saturday, 7 am - 12:30 pm.
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Monroeville Farmers Market

Gateway High School, Monroeville, PA 15140 Contact: Monroeville Alliance Club
Time of Year: April - November; Days of Week: Saturday, 9 am - 12:30 pm.
Montrose Farmer's Market

On the Green (corner of Lake and Maple Street), Montrose, PA 18801
Tel: 570-278-8950
Contact: Lanie Garner-Winter
The Montrose Farmers Market is located in historic Montrose, PA, in the heart of the Endless
Mountains. In 2004 the Montrose Farmers Market will be celebrating its 5th year of business.
Vendors include both organic and conventional produce and meat growers as well as arts and
crafts. Anyone can be a vendor, so please contact us if you are interested. Come out and celebrate
the harvest with us! On the upper green from May-October, Fridays 10-3 pm.
Moon Farmers Market

main parking lot near park office at Moon Park, Moon Park, Moon Township, PA 15108
Tel: 412-262-1703
Contact: Lance Welliver
http://www.moontwp.com
Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Tuesday, 3 - 6 pm.
Morningstar Marketplace
5209 Lincoln Highway, West, Thomasville, PA 17364
Tel: 717-791-1919
Contact: Andrew Lentz
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Saturday, 8 am - 4 pm.
Mount Carmel Farmers Market

South Oak Street, Mount Carmel, PA 17851
Tel: 717-799-5465
Contact: Donna Helwig
Days of Week: Saturday, 7 am - 12 pm.
Mount Joy Farmers Market

101 East Main Street, Union National Community Bank parking lot, Mount Joy, PA 17552
Tel: 717-653-4227
Contact: Allison Weiss
http://www.msmj.org
Time of Year: May - September; Days of Week: Saturday, 8 am - 12 pm.
Mount Lebanon Farmers Market

733 Washington Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15228
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Tel: 412-344-7623
Days of Week: Wednesday, 4 pm - dusk
Nanticoke Farmers Market

Patriot Square, Nanticoke, PA 18634
Tel: 570-735-2800
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Wednesday, 10 am - 5 pm.
New Eastern Market Co., Inc.

201 Memory Lane, York, PA 17402
Tel: 717-755-5811
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Friday, 9 am - 7 pm.
New Stanton Turnpike Farmers Market

New Stanton Turnpike Plaza, Harrisburg, PA 17110
Tel: 724-925-3722
Contact: Ron Walker
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Friday, Saturday, & Sunday

enjoy.
Hours:
Thu 9-6, Fri 9-7, Sat 9-4
Norristown Farmers Market

Swede Street and Main Street, Norristown, PA 19401
Tel: 215-575-0444
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Time of Year: June - November; Days of Week: Thursday, 11:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.

North Hills-Oreland Farmers' Market

110 Pennsylvania Avenue, Near Twining Road, Oreland, PA 19075

The North Hills-Oreland Farmers' Market is open on Saturdays from 10am-2pm.
North Star Orchard

3226 Limestone Rd., Cochranville, PA 19330
Tel: 610-593-0314
Contact: Lisa Kerschner
Lisa@northstarorchard.com
http://www.northstarorchard.com
North Star Orchard grows unique (heritage and new) varieties of fruit and veggies that are not
typically grown elsewhere. 50+ varieties of apples, 30+ kinds of peaches and plums, and several
kinds of Asian pears, European pears and a wide range of veggies with awesome flavor and color
are grown on our farm.
Our flavorful, high-quality food is only sold directly to the people who eat it, either at farmers'
markets or through our CSA options.
Northern Liberties Farmers Market

2nd and Poplar Streets, Philadelphia, PA 19123
Tel: (215) 568-0830

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Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Wednesday, 3:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M.

Tel: 724-735-4054
Contact: Lori Sands
O'Malia Farmers Market

747 New River Street, Plains, PA 15213
Tel: (717) 824-0490
Open-air/Seasonal; open daily from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm; accepts WIC coupons.

Tel: 484-995-8160
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Oil City Curb Farmers Market

Central Ave., Oil City, PA 16301
Tel: 814-678-3002
Contact: Gail Oneil
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Monday, 2 - 7 pm.
Overbrook Farms Farmers' Market

The Food Trust
63rd Street, Between Sherwood Road and Overbrook Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19103

The Overbrook Farms Farmers' Market is open on Saturdays from 10am to 2pm.
Oxford Circle Farmers Market

Oxford and Summerdale Avenues, Philadelphia, PA 19019
Tel: 215-568-0830
Days of Week: Thursday, 2 P.M. - 6 P.M.

Palmer Park Farmers Market

Frankford Avenue & E. Palmer Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-568-0830
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Thursday, 2:00 P.M.-6:00 P.M.

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Penn Campus Farmers Market

36th St. between Walnut & Sansom, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Tel: 215-733-9599
Time of Year: May - October; Days of Week: Wednesday, 11 am - 2 pm.
Penn Street Farmers Market

380 West Market Street, York, PA 17401
Tel: 717-848-1402
http://pennstreetfarmersmarket.com/
Buy Fresh, Buy Local-- It's thousands of miles fresher!
Pennsylvania Open Air Market

Cameron St. , Farm Show parking lot, Harrisburg, PA 17110
Tel: 717-697-9617
Contact: Richard Habig
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Tuesday, 11 am - 6 pm.
Perkasie Farmers Market

7th & Market Streets, Perkasie, PA 18944
Tel: 215-723-3508
Contact: Ed Brumbough
Time of Year: May - October; Days of Week: Saturday, 7:30 am - 12 pm.
Phoenixville Farmers Market

Bridge Street and Taylor Alley, Phoenixville, PA 19453
Tel: (215) 568-0830
Time of Year: June - November; Days of Week: Saturday, 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M.

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Pittstown Tomato Festival Farmers Market

Spring St., Pittstown, PA 19464
Tel: 570-654-0513
Contact: Lori Nocito
Time of Year: June - November; Days of Week: Tuesday, 10 am - 4 pm.
Plaza Farmers Market

Heights Plaza Shopping Center, Natrona Heights, PA 15065
Tel: 412-353-2061
Days of Week: Tuesday & Friday, 8 am - 12 pm.
Potter County Farmers Market

Main Street, Route 6 , Courthouse Square, Coudersport, PA 16915
Tel: 814-274-7496
Pottstown Farmers Market

300 High Street, Pottstown, PA 19464
Tel: 610-323-9614
Days of Week: Thursday, 8 am -4 pm.
Quakertown Farmers Market

201 Station Road, Quakertown, PA 18951
Tel: 215-536-4115
Contact: John Chism
http://www.quakertownfarmersmkt.com
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Friday & Saturday, 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
Reading Fairgrounds Farmers Market

5th St., Hwy. 222 - North, Reading, PA 19602
Tel: 610-921-2696
Contact: Mary Ann Smith
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Thursday, 8 am - 8 pm; Friday, 8 am - 4 pm.
Reading Terminal Market

51 North 12th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-922-2317
Contact: Paul Steinke
info@readingterminalmarket.org
http://www.readingterminalmarket.org
Mouth-watering aromas. Produce fresh from the field. Amish specialties. Fresh meats, seafood, and
poultry. Unique, hand-made pottery, jewelry and crafts from around the world. The hustle and bustle
of a multitude of diverse people. It's all here in Philadelphia's historic farmers market, Reading
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Terminal Market. An exhilarating selection of baked goods, meats, poultry, seafood, produce,
flowers, ethnic foods, cookware and eclectic restaurants are peppered throughout the Market. We
invite you to explore this unique and extraordinary historic farmers market in Center City
Philadelphia.
Renninger's Antiques and Farmers Market

740 Noble Street, Kutztown, PA 19530-9
Tel: 570-385-0104
Contact: Sharon Renninger
http://www.renningers.com/ktfarmers2.html
Renningers Market & Auction

443 Route 61 S, Schuykill Haven, PA 17972
Tel: 570-385-3720
Contact: Thomas Reniigan
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Friday, 10:00 am - 7:00 pm.
Rittenhouse Farmers Market

18th and Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Tel: 215-733-9599
Contact: Bob Perison
Time of Year: June - November; Days of Week: Tuesday, 10 am - 2 pm.

Tel: 724-738-4050
Roots County Farmers Market
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705 Graystone Rd., Manheim, PA 17545 Contact: Thomas Longenecker

http://www.rootsmarket.com
Time of Year: November - March; Days of Week: Tuesday, 9 am - 8 pm.
Roxborough Farmers Market

Ridge Ave. & Leverington Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19147 Contact: Bob Pierson

Tel: 724-834-2334
psarverfarm@aol.com
Farmers' Market
P.M.
Center.
Saturday's Market
3751 East Harrisburg Pike, Middletown, PA 17057
Tel: 717-944-2555
Contact: Rob Rose
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Saturday, 7:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.

Tel: 215-482-7300 x127
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Schuylkill Mall Farmers Market

Schuylkill Mall, Frackville, PA 17931
Tel: (717) 874-3088
OPEN-AIR/SEASONAL
Friday & Saturday, 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Schuylkill River Park Farmers' Market

25th and Spruce Streets, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Tel: 215-575-0444
Contact: Nicky Uy

(May-October)
25th & Spruce Sts.
Wed 3-7
Shady Brook Farm

Tel: 215-968-1670
Fax: 215-968-6118
pumpkins.
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Shamokin Farmers Market

Independence Street, Shamokin, PA 17872
Tel: 570-644-0876
Contact: Brian Jeremiah
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday
Shernandoah Farmers Market

15 West Washington Street, Shenandoah, PA 17976
Tel: 570-462-1918
Contact: Mark Bernardyn
Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Tuesday & Friday, 7 am - 1 pm.

Tel: (610) 777-7675
stop by.
market!

Sideling Hill Turnpike Service Plaza Farmers Market

Sideling Hill Turnpike Plaza, Harrisburg, PA 17110
Tel: 717-787-5086
Contact: Ron Walker
Time of Year: June - November; Days of Week: Friday, 11 am - 7 pm.
Skippack Farmers Market

Located within Historic Skippack Village, Skippack, PA 19474
Tel: 610-944-9349
Contact: Brian Moyer
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skippackfarmersmarket@gmail.com
http://www.skippackfarmersmarket.net/
Buy Fresh, Buy Local in the historic village of Skippack.
Sundays 10am-1pm

Tel: 724-738-4050

Tel: 724-935-1743
South & Passyunk Farmers Market

South & Passyunk Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Tel: 215-733-9599
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Tuesday, 2 - 7 pm.
South Street West Farmers Market

15th & South Streets, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-568-0830
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Wednesday, 3 - 7 pm.
Springtown Farmers' Market

Springtown Firehouse, 3010 Rt 412, Springtown, PA 18081
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Tel: 610-346-8793
bomabesa@gmail.com
A local farmer's market.

Tel: 717-564-3130
Contact: Jon Strite
jstrite@verizon.net
Sunbury Market House Farmers Market

Sunbury Curb Farmers Market
434 Market Street, Sunbury, PA 17801
Tel: (570) 374-5503
Contact: Karen Koppenhaver
Time of Year: May - December; Days of Week: Friday, 7:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Saturday, 6:00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon
Swatty Creek Farm

Timothy & Joan Hoover Family
Tel: 717-933-1602
Contact: Timothy Hoover
Roadside Farm Stand: Open year round.
Natural Grass-fed Beef, delicious, pasture raised, no hormones or antibiotics, vacuum packed.
Natural Pastured Chickens, No hormones or antibiotic, processed on our farm.
Natural Fresh Eggs from Free-Range Chickens, no antibiotics or hormones, our layer graze
outdoors on pasture.
Organic and Natural Vegetables, Herbs, Flowers and Fruit in season.
Many other specialty items available.
Temple University Farmers' Market

Cecil B. Moore Avenue, Between Broad Street and Park Walk, Philadelphia, PA 19103
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The Temple University market is open on Thursdays from 2 to 6 pm.
The Ant Hill Farm

Tel: 570 253 5985
about 3 years.
The Farm Market at Delaware Valley College

Route 202 & New Britain Road, Doylestown, PA 18901
Tel: 215-345-1500
Days of Week: Daily, 10 am - 6 pm.
The Original Farmers Market

Route 50, East of I-79, South Fayette, PA 15017
Tel: 412-264-5489
Contact: Frank Zibitosky
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Monday, Wednesday & Friday.
Tionesta Farmers Market

Forest County Courthouse, Tionesta, PA 16353
Tel: 814-755-3544
Contact: Janine Stiffler
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Friday, 5 7 pm.
Titusville Farmers Market

Titusville Mall, Titusville, PA 16354 Contact: City Manager
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Time of Year: May - October; Days of Week: Tuesday & Saturday, 8:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.
Towanda Farmers Market

1 Washington Street Station, Merrill Parkway / Riv, Behind Keystone Theatre, Towanda, PA 18848
Tel: 570-268-4093
Contact: Ruth B. Tonachel
Time of Year: May - October; Days of Week: Tuesday, 3 - 6 pm.
Trailhead CSA and Organic Buying Club

Reeders, PA 18352
Tel: 570-629-1525
kathy@trailheadcsa.com
http://www.trailheadcsa.com
This CSA includes Pennsylvania's most adept organic growers, and enjoy the season's bounty of
organically grown (not all certified) produce, fresh baked goods, raw dairy, eggs, and humanely
raised, grass fed, organic poultry, pork, beef, and lamb.
Trax's Farm
Tel: 412-835-3246
generations.

Tyrone Farmers Market

Logan Ave., Tyrone, PA 16686
Tel: 814-632-6986
Contact: Donald Leidig
Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Wednesday, 9 am - 2 pm.
Valley Forge Turnpike Plaza Farmers

Valley Forge Service Plaza, Wayne, PA 19087
Tel: 215-293-1887
Time of Year: May - November; Days of Week: Friday, Saturday & Sunday
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Warren County Farmers Market

Parking lot on 2nd Ave., Warren, PA 16365
Tel: 814-723-6300
Contact: Carol Pass
Time of Year: August - October; Days of Week: Saturday, 8 am - 12 pm.
Washington Farmers Market

Franklin Mall, Washington, PA 15301
Tel: 724-663-7344
Contact: Bush Farmers
Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Monday, Wednesday, & Friday,
Wayne County Farmers' Market

Wayne County Chamber of Commerce, 32 Commercial Street, Honesdale, PA 18431
Tel: 570-253-1960
Contact: Lisa Salak or Donna LeBar
Waynectyfrmmkt@aol.com
Producer-only farmers' market open from Memorial Day weekend through end of October on
Saturdays from 9-1.
Waynesburg Farmers Market

303 West High Street, Waynesburg, PA 15370
Tel: (724) 627-7818
Contact: Barbara Wise
Time of Year: May - October; Days of Week: Wednesday, 10 am - 2 pm.

Tel: 610-856-7300
Weavers Way Farmers Market
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Carpenter Lane ,Weavers Way Co-op, Philadelphia, PA 19147

Tel: 215-733-9599
Time of Year: May - October; Days of Week: Thursday, 3 - 7 pm.
Wellsboro Farmers Market

Rt 6, Wellsboro Plaza, Wellsboro, PA 16901
Tel: 570-724-1926
Contact: Mary Worthington
Time of Year: May - October; Days of Week: Friday, 8 am - 1 pm.
West Chester Growers' Market

Chestnut & Church Streets, West Chester, PA 19380
Tel: 610-869-2791
Contact: Paul Hauser
West Erie Plaza Farmers Market

823 West 12th Street, Erie, PA 16505
Tel: 814-835-8312
Contact: Lawrence Fitch
Time of Year: May - December; Days of Week: Wednesday & Saturday
West Oak Lane Farmers Market

Ogontz and 71st Avenues, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-568-0830
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Tuesday, 2:00 P.M.- 6:00 P.M.

West Reading Farmers Market

500 block of Penn Avenue, West Reading, PA 19611
Tel: 610-413-6257
Contact: Becca Keller
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http://www.westreadingmainstreet.org/farmersmarket.htm
Time of Year: July - November; Days of Week: Sunday, 10:00 A.M.- 2:00 P.M.

West Shore Farmers Market

900 Market St., Lemoyne, PA 17043
Tel: 717-737-9881
Contact: Tracy Katshir
Time of Year: January - December; Days of Week: Tuesday, 8 am - 3 pm.
Wilkes-Barre Farmer's Market

Public Square, Wilkes Barre, PA 18711 http://www.wilkes-barre.pa.us/farmersm.php
Runs every Thursday from 10:15 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Wilkinsburg Farmers Market

Ross Street, Wilkinsburg, PA 15221
Tel: 724-339-1709
Contact: Clark Walter
Days of Week: Monday & Thursday, 3 - 6:30 pm.
Williamsport Farmers Market I

Friday
West 4th Street , Bowman's Field, Williamsport, PA 17701
Tel: (570) 327-2350
Contact: Ann Nordell/ Tom Murphy
http://lycoming.extension.psu.edu
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Friday, 11:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.
Williamsport Farmers Market II

Tuesday
Penn Street Mall, Williamsport, PA 17701
Tel: (570) 327-2350
Contact: Ann Nordell/Tom Murphy
http://lycoming.extension.psu.edu
Time of Year: June - October; Days of Week: Tuesday, 10:00 A.M. - 3;00 P.M.
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Williamsport Growers' Association

Bowman's Field West 4th Street, Williamsport, PA 17701
Tel: 570-327-2350
Days of Week: Tuesday, 10:30 am - 3 pm.

Tel: 610-584-8202
delighted to find:
Woodsong Hollow Farm

23 Gehris Road, Boyertown, PA 19512
Tel: 610-473-8938
Contact: Nitya Akeroyd
farm@woodsonghollow.com
http://www.woodsonghollow.com
Woodsong Hollow is nestled high in the forested Oley Hills. We raise pastured chicken, goat,
Thanksgiving turkeys, heritage pigs and grass-fed lamb. The meat is really tender and delicious, and
our customers tell us that the eggs are the best they have tasted!
Our livestock all have access to pasture and the supplemental feed the poultry and pigs receive is
grown by a local farmer without pesticides and herbicides.
Visit us at the Boyertown or Macungie, Farmers Markets, at our monthly on-farm market (November
through May), or call to arrange a time to pick up your order. You can also sign up for a regular egg
order, or call to find out if we have extras if you only need them on an occasional basis.
New - soft, luxurious sheepskins available! We also stock grass-fed beef cuts and artisan raw milk
cheeses from two local farms, and wild-caught Alaskan salmon from friends who have a fishing boat
in Alaska.
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Wrightstown Farmers Market

2203 Second Street Pike, Wrightstown, PA 18940
Tel: 215-860-7081
ecorobinhood@comcast.net
http://www.buckscountyfoodshedalliance.org/sm_db_item.php?featuretype=market&id=1
Days of the Week and Hours: Saturdays from 9am to 1pm
We are a local producer-only market sponsored by the Bucks County Foodshed Alliance. We
promote sustainable farming practices such as organic vegetable, flower and fruit production as well
as pastured animals products. Market products include seasonal vegetables, herbs, flowers; jams
and preserved products; pastured beef, chicken, duck and eggs, turkey, goat, and lamb; bread and
baked goods; handmade soaps; honey and beeswax candles; organic, fair trade, locally roasted
coffees; and prepared foods. Locally handcrafted goods are featured occasionally as well.

Wyoming County Cooperative Farmers

Route 29, South , Market, Tunkhannock, PA 18657
Tel: 570-378-2594
Time of Year: July - October; Days of Week: Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday
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Dutch Valley Food Distributors

Tel: 800-733-4191
Fax: 717-933-5466
Contact: Rick Hess
customerservice@dutchvalleyfoods.com
http://www.dutchvalleyfoods.com
We are a Food Distributor, serving Farm Markets, Bulk Food Stores, Roadside Stands, Bakeries,
Co-ops, and Grocery Stores with deliveries to 26 States. We also have UPS and pick-up sales for
home users. We handle about 4500 different items. Many All-Natural, Certified Organic, Sugar-free,
Gluten-Free, Old Fashioned and hard to find specialty items. Everything from Soup to Nuts.
Farm Fresh Express

Tel: 484-461-7884
Fax: 484-461-7886
Door Year-Round
Hendricks Farms & Dairy

202 Green Hill Road, Telford, PA 18969
Tel: 267-382-0556
Fax: 215-721-6114
Contact: Trent & Rachel Hendricks
HendricksFarms@comcast.net
http://www.hendricksfarmsanddairy.com/
Welcome to Hendricks Farms and Dairy! We have raw milk from pastured Jersey Cows and Saanan
Goats, natural veal & beef, pastured poultry, eggs, and cheese. Enjoy our 18 varieties of award
winning raw milk cheese, including, Cowvarti, Goavarti, Telford Tomme, Ticklemebleu, Cabriejo,
AgapeMoo, Goadacious, and many others. Samples of our artisanal goat & cow cheeses are
available every day at the farm! We also ship our cheese nationwide. Please visit our website at:
www.hendricksfarmsanddairy.com

Tel: 717-290-1517
Fax: 717-396-7768
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herbalist.
below.

Tel: 717-677-8412
Fax: 717-677-7157

our orchards.
Horizon View Farms

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Jamison Farm
171 Jamison Lane, Latrobe, PA 15650
Tel: 800-237-5262
Fax: 724-837-2287
Contact: John and Sukey
john@jamisonfarm.com
http://www.jamisonfarm.com
The rolling Appalachian foothills are home to John & Sukey Jamison and their flock of sheep and
lambs. There the sheep frolic and nibble on bluegrass and white clover nine months out of the year;
and only in the winter are they hand-fed hay and corn. Their 100% natural diet and lifestyle yield
meat that is lean, firm, tender, delicate and pink, free of hormones, antibiotics, herbicides and
insecticides.
The Jamison's picturesque 210-acre farm produces some 5,000 lambs annually, which are destined
for great cooks at home and the finest chefs and restaurants in the world.
John & Kira's

Philadelphia, PA 19140
Tel: 215-893-4915
Contact: John & Kira
support@johnandkiras.com
http://www.johnandkiras.com/
When you taste the chocolates from John & Kira's, you have two opportunities for personal
enjoyment. The first is to take pleasure in the amazingly delicious chocolates themselves. The
second is the opportunity to commune (through the palate) with the farmers and growers that create
our flavors. Our determination to use only the best natural ingredients for our chocolates has
allowed us to support farms from Pennsylvania to Sri Lanka. It is our hope that you will learn about
the people and causes associated with each flavor, and maybe even get involved.

Orchard
Tel: 717-361-4520
Fax: 717-361-5592
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Contact: Tad Kuntz

Farming Methods.
USA.
Red Earth Farm

Tel: 570-943-3460
website.
Reeder Farms LLC

Tel: 610-252-4276
Fax: 610-252-4276
ReederFarms@aol.com
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Rides
Strath an De Farm
145 Stewart Run Road, Waynesburg, PA 15370
Tel: 724-627-7419
Contact: Jim and Barbara Butler
BSVB@greenepa.net
http://www.strathande.com
Welcome to Strath an De Farm. We sell fine Scottish Highland beef. 100% natural and grassfed. We
use no hormones, antibiotic feeds, steriods or animal by-products. Highland beef is naturally lower in
fat and cholesterol than conventional beef. We offer a variety of sampler packs, or custom cuts. All
our beef is USDA inspected. Check out our website for package prices, e-mail or give us a call. Our
farm is a great place to visit for an afternoon while you pick up your meat, with farm tours, hiking
trails and picnic areas. Mail order is also available for delivery on large orders within our "golden
circle". You can also order off our website.
The Fresh Market

Horsham
100 Welsh Road , Horsham, PA 19090
Tel: 215-659-9432
http://www.freshmarket.com
Local produce selection.
Inviting…comfortable…convenient. Our stores evoke different responses for every customer. Maybe
you enjoy our daily sampling and the opportunity to warm up with a cup of coffee while you shop. Or
maybe you expect the great service our butcher provides each time you hand-select your meat and
seafood. Whatever the reason you shop TFM, our stores boast a warm friendly atmosphere and an
accommodating staff.
Our stores convey the atmosphere of an old world European market, all under one roof, where you
can visit an array of departments: our old-style butcher shop and fish market, bakery, produce and
floral stands, and delicatessen. Feel free to help yourself to a sample of freshly brewed coffee while
you stroll down the wide aisles of our store. The open air feel of our market presents a feast for the
senses as colors and fragrant smells fill the atmosphere and classical music plays wafts through the
air. Our staff is on hand to answer all your food questions and to talk about the day's fresh offerings.
You will find it refreshing to have all of your perishables available unpackaged, allowing you to select
just what you want. We accept checks and most major credit cards and will cheerfully carry your
groceries to your car.
The Fresh Market

Glen Mills
925 Baltimore Pike , Glen Mills, PA 19342
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Tel: 610-358-4091
The Fresh Market

Center Valley
3060 Center Valley Parkway , Center Valley, PA 18034
Tel: 610-798-7474

Tel: 570-898-5734
Contact: Carla Hine
threesis@ptd.net
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Townline Farm Poultry Reserve

14563 Townline Road, Linesville, PA
Tel: 877-632-9242
Fax: 814-683-4756
Contact: William Yockey and Dayna Bridgen
http://www.townlinefarm.com
Greetings from Townline Farm in Linesville, PA. We are one of the few growers of Heritage Breed
turkeys and geese in North America. Our birds are grown "free range". We sell table-ready birds for
the Thanksgiving and Christmas Holiday season. If you are a grower, we can also offer you eggs,
poults, and juvenile birds. Explore our website to learn more about the farm, the birds, our
customers, and the growing interest in sustainable agriculture. If you have any questions please
email, fax or call us. We'll be happy to learn how we can help you.
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Ahimsa Village
Tel: 814-355-0850
Farm to City
1315 Walnut Street, Suite 1325, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-733-9599
info@farmtocity.org
http://www.farmtocity.org/
Farm to City is a Philadelphia- based program whose goal is to unite communities, families, and
farmers year-round through good locally grown food.
Farm to City envisions a city connected to its region through its farmers and their crops, a city rich
with healthful and flavorful food choices - at outdoor markets, grocery stores, restaurants and
schools.
Farm to City sees a region where the sustainable family farm is economically successful and a force
to preserve our vanishing countryside.
Farm to College
Community Food Security Coalition
Markley Lane, Beaver Springs, PA 17812
Tel: 570-658-2265
Contact: Kristen Markley, Farm to College Program Manager
kristen@foodsecurity.org
http://www.farmtocollege.org
Farm-to-college programs connect colleges and universities with producers in their area to provide
local farm products for meals and special events on campus. These programs may be small and
unofficial, mainly involving special dinners or other events, or they may be large and
well-established, with many local products incorporated into cafeteria meals every day.

Tel: 610-838-2928
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Greensgrow Farms
Tel: 215-427-2702
Fax: 215-427-2702
info@greensgrow.org

Grow Pittsburgh
Tel: 412-362-4769
http://www.growpittsburgh.org
Urban farming is taking root in the Pittsburgh region. There's a growing dedication to providing
healthy produce to area residents, increasing local food security, remediating the land, and teaching
youth about the benefits of sustainable living.
Grow Pittsburgh is proud to be at the center of it all by providing visibility and leadership for the
urban agriculture community.
We invite you to learn about our programs, our food and plant venues, and opportunities for
involvement. Also take the time to check out Community Initiatives and become acquainted with
what others are doing in our community.
Lancaster Ag Products
60 North Ronks Road, Ronks, PA 17572
Tel: 717-678-9222
Fax: 717-678-9355
Contact: Jason Campbell
sales@lancasterag.com
http://www.lancasterag.com
Lancaster Ag Products provides products and services for animal health and nutrition, soil nutrients,
agricultural seeds, and human health products.
Lead Developer, Small Farm Central
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354 South Atlantic Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15224

Tel: 412-567-3864
Contact: Simon Huntley
info@smallfarmcentral.com
http://www.smallfarmcentral.com
We provide website and e-commerce services to farmers in the Carolinas and across the country.
Visit our website for a free demo and weekly blog on farm web marketing issues.
Levy Restaurants
1000 Fort Duquesne Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Tel: 412-325-6120
Contact: David L. Lawrence Convention Center
http://www.levyrestaurants.com/public/
Passion is a great gift, and we have a lot of gifted people. Our contagious enthusiasm stimulates
minds, engages senses and touches hearts. Each guest is greeted with a warm welcome, served
with pride and bid a heartfelt invitation to return. Experience the legendary dining innovations and
fire in our bellies that makes every occasion spent with us extraordinary. Passion for others
well-being inspires us to open our hearts and share smiles through Levy Cares, our community
outreach program.

Tel: 610-458-8129
sam@maysiesfarm.org

Nature's Best Organic Feed

215 Kreamer Ave., Kreamer, PA 17833
Tel: 800-767-4537
Fax: 570-374-2007
Contact: Julie Eriksson
info@organicfeeds.com
http://www.organicfeeds.com
Healthy farming begins with healthy feed. That's why Nature's Best Organic Feeds maintains high
quality control standards to ensure quality and consistency in every ounce of grain we produce. For
60 years, we have been offering feed that's second to none. When organic feeds are a way of life on
your farm, trust Nature's Best!
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Organic Gardens Grow

PO Box 1384, Uniontown, PA 15401
Tel: (724) 880-0741
Contact: Tom Parks
tp@organicgardensgrow.com
All Natural Organic Liquid Fertilizers in Qts, Gal, 2 1/2 Gals and 55 Gals. Organics at its best!
AGGRAND Natural Liquid Fertilizer 4-3-3 was developed through extensive research to respond to
the needs of farmers, turf managers and homeowners. It is a safe, effective alternative to high
analysis chemical fertilizers. AGGRAND Natural Fertilizer stimulates biological soil activity providing
plants all the necessary nutrients to produce high quality and yields. We also have Natural Kelp and
Sulfate of Potash, and Liquid Bonemeal. Distributors, dealers: retail, commercial and wholesale
wanted.;Organic fertilizers;No till/conservation tillage; Wholesale, Direct to Consumers, Internet
Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture

114 West Main Street, P.O. Box 149, Millheim, PA 16854
Tel: 814-349-9856
Fax: 814-349-9840
Contact: Michele Gauger
michele@pasafarming.org
http://www.pasafarming.org/
The Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture (PASA) is a nonprofit, membership-based,

farming organization. The Association seeks to address the sustainability of the entire food and
agriculture industry, and places great value on efforts to build bridges between various participants
in the food system.
PASA creates networks and markets to strengthen the ties between concerned consumers and
family farmers. PASA is building statewide channels that link farmers with farmers, farmers with
consumers, and consumers with markets. As our organization has grown, we've had some real
successes with a variety of educational programs - both on and off the farm, that are shaping new
partnerships that enhance the lives and livelihoods of producers and consumers.
PASA is a network of people who care - we all have a role in assuring the health and longevity of
our regional farms and food supply. PASA is the catalyst that brings together those dedicated to
advancing sustainable food and farming systems. PASA is a dynamic new model for partnerships
between traditional agricultural and our ever-changing society and has worked to forge positive and
needed changes in the way food is grown, harvested, distributed, and marketed in the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Our family farms face enormous threats and whether we can save farming in time is up to all of us.
They can and will be saved - if they have enough friends (and farmers). Please be one of them.
http://www.pasafarming.org/membership/membership.htm Please Join Us.
Philly Orchard Project (POP)

Philadelphia , PA 19119 Contact: Domenic Vitiello
outreach@phillyorchards.org
http://www.phillyorchards.org
POP plants fruit trees, nut trees and berry bushes in Philadelphia's 40,000 vacant lots, by partnering
with community groups seeking to expand neighborhood food security, create jobs, shade or
remove concrete, teach agricultural skills, make the city safer and more beautiful.
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Tel: 717-264-4141, ext. 335
Fax: 717-264-1578
Slow Food
New Hope
New Hope, PA 18938 BucksSF@gmail.com
http://www.slowfoodusa.org
Slow Food USA is a non-profit educational organization dedicated to supporting and celebrating the
food traditions of North America through programs and activities dedicated to Taste Education,
Defending Biodiversity and Building Food Communities. Slow Food USA believes that pleasure and
quality in everyday life can be achieved by slowing down, respecting the convivial traditions of the
table and celebrating the diversity of the earth's bounty. From the spice of Cajun cooking to the
delicious simplicity of produce at a farmers' market; from animal breeds and heirloom varieties of
fruits and vegetables to handcrafted wine and beer, farmhouse cheeses and other artisanal
products; these foods are a part of our cultural identity. They reflect generations of commitment to
the land and devotion to the processes that yield the greatest achievements in taste.
These foods, and the communities that produce and depend on them, are constantly at risk of
succumbing to the effects of the fast life, which manifests itself through the industrialization and
standardization of our food supply and degradation of our farmland. By reviving the pleasures of the
table, and using our taste buds as our guides, Slow Food USA believes that our food heritage can
be saved. Our goal is to put the carriers of this heritage on center stage and educate our
membership about the importance of these principles. We hope you will join us.
Slow Food USA oversees Slow Food activities in North America, including the support and
promotion of the activities of more than 225 chapters that carry out the Slow Food mission on a local
level. Each chapter offers educational events and public outreach that promote taste education, that
advocate sustainability and biodiversity and that connect producers and "co-producers."
Slow Food
State College
State College, PA 16801 aqc6@psu.edu
http://www.slowfoodcentralpa.com
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Slow Food
Harrisburg
Harrisburg, PA 17104 slowfoodharrisburg@gmail.com
http://www.slowfoodharrisburg.com
Slow Food
Lewisburg
Lewisburg, PA 17837 garthwaite.brian@gmail.com
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Slow Food
Swarthmore
Swarthmore, PA 19081 slowfood_philly@yahoo.com
http://www.slowfoodphilly.org
Slow Food
Pittsburgh
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Pittsburgh, PA 15208 stbarclay13@verizon.net

http://www.slowfoodpgh.com
Slow Food
Susquehanna Heartland
York, PA 17406 bonarc@comcast.net
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Snipes Farm
Tel: 215-295-1139
used.
Somerton Tanks Farm

2220 Kater Street, Philadelphia, PA 19146 rchristensen@infocommercegroup.com
http://www.somertontanksfarm.org/
Farming in the 'Hood
Over the past several years, a new approach to farming has emerged. One that is grounded in local
food systems and has a close connection to the consumer. One that is crafted around ecological
processes and minimal capital investment. One that uses highly sophisticated rotational planting
patterns to raise yields, reduce pest pressure, and build soil fertility.
And it is happening right here at Somerton Tanks Farm, a demonstration urban farm which is
pushing beyond the boundaries of traditional agriculture and taking it to places where conventional
wisdom says fruits and vegetables do not belong. In its fourth year of operation, using the SPIN
Farming method, we produced over $68,000 in gross sales growing high value vegetables on a
half-acre—in Philadelphia, the fifth largest city in the U.S. By pushing the physical and philosophical
boundaries of agriculture, it is achieving a level of productivity and financial success that many
thought impossible. And it's getting others to view the role of agriculture—where and how it is
practiced—differently.
Support us in staking out a new place for locally-based farming in today's global agriculture industry.
The Food Trust

1201 Chestnut Street, Fourth Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-575-0444
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Fax: 215-575-0466
Contact: Brian Lang
blang@thefoodtrust.org
The Food Trust's mission is to ensure that everyone has access to affordable, nutritious food.
Founded in 1992,
the Trust works to improve the health of children and adults, promote good nutrition, increase
access to nutritious foods, and advocate for better public policy.
As the need for pro-active measures towards the reduction of diet-related illness has grown as a
public health issue, so has the demand and need for The Food Trust's services. The Food Trust
continues to reach new heights of success in promoting healthy eating and food availability in urban
communities and advocating for policy to promote long-term change.
The New Farm

The Rodale Institute
611 Siegfriedale Road, Kutztown, PA 19530
Tel: 610-683-1400
Fax: 610-683-8548
http://www.newfarm.org/
At NewFarm.org, the mission is to inform, encourage, equip and inspire farmers with the support
they need to take the important transition steps toward regenerative agriculture.
Newfarm.org is committed to working for the achievement of an important goal of

http://www.rodaleinstitute.org/home.html The Rodale Institute: to assist and witness the emergence
of 100,000 organic farmers in the United States and 1 million organic farmers worldwide, by the year
2013. The Institute's (http://www.newfarm.org" website reaches a global community of food
producers to exchange valuable "farmer-to-farmer know-how." NewFarm.org presents compelling
success stories with expert resources for crop and livestock production, direct marketing, local food
systems, policy campaigns and community-building collaborations.
The Rodale Institute seeks to advance regenerative agriculture worldwide through donations from
generous individuals, private foundations, public funds and international groups. Membership to The
Rodale Institute is available to all.
Urban Nutrition Initiative

3451 Walnut Street, Franklin Building Annex , Philadelphia, PA 19104
Tel: 215-898-1600
Fax: 215-573 - 1134
http://www.urbannutrition.org/about.html
The Urban Nutrition Initiative (UNI) is a university-community partnership that engages K-16+
learners in an active, real-world problem-solving curriculum that strives to improve community
nutrition and wellness.
Goals
• Create and sustain an interdisciplinary K through 16+ curriculum that engages students as agents
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of school and community health improvement and simultaneously results in increased educational
skills and abilities.
• Work with university faculty, students, public school teachers and community residents to realize
schools as centers of community health promotion; places where active, healthy lifestyles are an
integral part of education.
• Advance an ecological approach to nutrition education that emphasizes the interdependence of
food, environment and human health through growing, cooking, eating and selling healthy foods.
White Dog Cafe Foundation

3420 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Tel: 215-386-9224
Fax: 215-386-1185
Contact: Bridget Croke
info@whitedog.com
http://www.whitedogcafe.com/
The White Dog Cafe Foundation supports local organic and sustainable family farms, buying from
them in season and encouraging other businesses to do so as well. The Foundation spearheads the
Philadelphia Fair Food Project which works to link sustainable farmers with other area restaurants
and food purveyors. The Foundation also holds several events during the year to educate its staff
and customers about sustainable agriculture, including the Farmers' Sunday Supper and the Dance
of the Ripe Tomats.
The best time to reach them by phone is Monday through Friday, 9am to 6pm EST.
The White Dog Cafe is located in three adjacent Victorian brownstones in the University City section
of Philadelphia. Known for our unusual blend of award-winning cuisine and social activism, the cafe
presents numerous events throughout the year which please palates while raising consciousness.
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Blue Moon Acres

Tel: 215-794-3093
Fax: 215-794-2406
Clearwater Acres
Tel: 570-224-7687

Tel: 215-620-1873
Fax: 215-551-7563
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Horizon View Farms

The Kind Cafe

Tel: 215-922-KIND
info@kindcafe.com
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Natural Dairy Products

POB 464, West Grove, PA 19390
Tel: (610) 268-6962
Fax: (610) 268-4172
http://www.natural-by-nature.com
Natural Dairy Products Corporation is the producer of Natural By Nature organic, grass-fed, dairy
products.
For a fresh, wholesome taste, try our unhomogenized organic milk in glass bottles and whipped
cream.
For industrial sales we provide bulk organic dairy ingredients. If you'd like to sell our product under
your label, ask us about our private label organic dairy program.
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Alba
7 West King Street, Malvern, PA 19355
Tel: 610-644-4009
Fax: 610-658-0195
Contact: Sean or Kelly Weinberg
http://www.restaurantalba.com/
Alba, a self-described casually elegant BYOB restaurant, features Pennsylvania-grown, artisan

foods simply prepared and cooked over a wood burning grill.
Just about all the meats and cheeses served at Alba were raised and/or produced in neighboring
counties on small, sustainable farms. None of these operations routinely medicate their animals and
most of them raise their livestock on pasture. Ask most anyone in the kitchen where your food
originated and they'll tell you the name of the farm and its location. Chances are it's right down the
road.
Alba is open for dinner Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 5pm - 9pm; and Friday and Saturday,
5pm - 10pm.
Balasia
500 Chestnut Street, Emmaus, PA 18049
Tel: 484-330-6405
Contact: Wendy Landiak
balasia-world@hotmail.com
http://www.balasia.net
Balasia is an adventure in dining! We serve fine organic, local, vegetarian fare strongly influenced
by Asian cuisines, so a meal here can be like taking a trip into territories unknown.
Chef owner Wendy Landiak opened Balasia in 2006 bringing with her a consciousness of the
interrelatedness of food, nutrition and the environment, and a world view of vegetarian fare inspired
by travels to India and Indonesia.
Landiak's menu changes daily, a reflection of the dynamic of working with fresh, seasonal foods and
her longstanding practice of supporting local farmers.
Blue Moon Acres

Tel: 215-794-3093
Fax: 215-794-2406
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Blue Sage Vegetarian Grille

772 Second Street Pike, Southampton, PA 18966
Tel: 215-942-8888
bluesageholly@aol.com
http://www.bluesagegrille.com/
Upscale vegetarian restaurant.
Bocktown Beer and Grill

690 Chauvet Dr, Coraopolis, PA 15108
Tel: 412-788-2333
http://www.bocktown.com/
The Bocktown Story
We know of a ton of great Pittsburgh bars and restaurants, but we found

ourselves going to one place to eat, and another place for some good
camaraderie and better libations. That
was all well and good, but we wanted
one place where we could drink the best
beers and eat great home-made food, all while having fun with family and friends. Since we were
getting old searching for our home away from home, we just decided to build our own, and share it
with you!
Are you a locavore?
We cook with Pittsburgh Pride, using great quality products made and provided by Ricci's Sausage,
Prestogeorge Coffee Roasters, Turner Dairy, Cellone's Bakery, Signature Desserts, Cherry Valley
Organics, Mediterra Bake Haus, East End Brewing Company, Troyer Farms and Weiss Meats.
Bocktown is a locally owned establishment working with area breweries, vendors, farms and people
to bring you a unique and fresh dining experience.
Bona Terra
908 Mainstreet, Sharpsburg, PA 15215
Tel: 412-781-8120
info@bonnaterrapgh.com
http://www.bonaterrapgh.com/
At Bona Terra we take pride in taking things day to day.
Each day brings new products to the Bona Terra kitchen, new ideas, new menus and an intense
feeling of seasonality.
As a restaurant that flies the flag of local-sustainable-organic-fresh, we feel that we bring the very
best of the seasons offerings straight from the field or greenhouse directly to the diners plate.
Western Pennsylvania has a hidden gem collection of small farms, artisan producers, and excellent
orchards that sparkle on our plates; and we want to let the rest of the state and country taste the
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difference.
Bona Terra translates to "good earth" in Latin and we would like to provide just that, "all the good the
earth has to offer".
Bullfrog Brewery
229 W4th St, Williamsport, PA 17701
Tel: 570-326-4460
Fax: 570-326-4700
Contact: Steve Kcoh
skoch18@aol.com
http://www.bullfrogbrewery.com
Bullfrog Brewery is a family owned brewpub in downtown Williamsport, PA in business since August
1996. Bullfrog brews some organic beers and features local hops when available in their award
winning, hand-crafted ales. The restaurant uses various locally grown and raised menu choices and
features a nearly all organic wine list. Bullfrog Brewery is a mecca for original music and hosts 15+
shows a month, many free to the public.

Tel: 610-222-2111

Hours:
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Cafe Chocolate of Lititz

40 E. Main Street , Lititz, PA 17543
Tel: 717.626.0123
info@chocolatelititz.com
http://www.chocolatelititz.com/
Cafe Chocolate is a member of Buy Fresh/Buy Local in Lancaster County.We serve fresh, organic,
and all natural produce from Lancaster Farm Fresh.
We use only organic and fairly traded products whenever possible. All food served is all natural
without
preservatives.
Cafe Chocolate of Lititz will donate a portion of our earnings to ensure clean drinking water for
children in developing countries in collaboration with Small Change.
Casbah
229 South Highland Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Tel: 412-661-5656
http://www.bigburrito.com/
Exploring and expanding upon the cuisines of the Mediterranean region, Casbah is one of
Pittsburgh's premier dining destinations. The menu changes daily, offering imaginative new tastes
and textures using the season's finest ingredients. Menu selections include a variety of meat,
seafood and vegetarian entrees, and house-made desserts. The richly appointed lounge boasts a
wine list recognized by Wine Spectator with an Award of Excellence, showcasing over 40 wines by
the glass and a creative array of wine flights.
Casbah promises an exciting, sophisticated gourmet dining experience in an intimate, comfortable

atmosphere. On the first floor, the year round heated patio and Southern European-inspired dining
room offer elegant seating in an open, warm space. For more seductive and intimate dining, the
renovated lower lever, with a glass-enclosed wine room, stone covered walls and innovating lighting
provides the coziest of retreats.
Chipotle Mexican Grill

Ardmore Main Line
133 W. Lancaster Ave, Ardmore, PA 19003
Tel: 610-649-3061
Fax: (610) 649-3062
Contact: Jodi S. Kielman
http://www.chipotle.com

Bala Cynwyd
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4030 City Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19131

Tel: 215-878-0452
Fax: 215-878-0569

Plymouth Meeting
500 W. Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
Tel: 610-834-5795
Fax: 610-834-3781

Valley Square
1515 Main Street, Warrington Township, PA 18976
Tel: 215-343-8656
Fax: 215-343-8971

Robinson Township
300 McHolme Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15275
Tel: 412-787-3227
Fax: 412-787-3380
Contact: Elizabeth Gaeta

U of Pitt
3619 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Tel: 412-621-1557
Fax: 412-621-3874
Contact: Elizabeth Gaeta
Crocodile Catering
940 W Valley Rd, Suite 2001, Wayne, PA 19087
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Tel: 610-971-9993
Fax: 6410-971-9739
Contact: Alia
croc@croccater.com
http://www.croccater.com
Crocodile serves the most flavorful, authentically prepared food you'll find anywhere. We are
fanatical about the freshness of our ingredients - many of which are purveyed from local and organic
farmers. You will taste the difference! Fresh organic products are used daily through out our menu
as well as reusable serving trays and other serving items.
Earth Bread and Brewery

Tel: 215-242-6666
info@earthbreadbrewery.com
http://www.earthbreadbrewery.com/
Earth Bread + Brewery is an earth-friendly place that puts respect for the environment and the
comfort of our guests above all else. From the green-minded details of our build out, to our choice
of vendors and the way we treat our colleagues, you will find Earth an enticing place to visit. We
support local agriculture, local breweries and small producers from around the world.
Our tenet is founded upon honesty, sustainability, environmental stewardship and a sense of place
in our community. We embrace the connection between people and the foods we eat, emphasizing
local and organic ingredients and products, and the producers and farmers with whom we work.
The restaurant will offer a menu of wholesome hearth-baked flatbreads. The bar will present unique
house-made craft beer and feature a selection of world-class beer and wine.
Eat 'N Park

Ohio River Blvd.
1002 Ohio River Blvd., Pittsburgh , PA 15202
Tel: 412-766-6764
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seafood.
Eat 'N Park

245 E. Waterfront Drive, Homestead, PA 15120
Tel: 412-464-7275
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

West Liberty Avenue
2874 West Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15216
Tel: 412-561-4944
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

805 Lysle Blvd., McKeesport, PA 15132
Tel: 412-664-9148
seafood.
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Eat 'n Park

Clairton Blvd.
5100 Clairton Blvd., Pittsburgh, PA 15236
Tel: 412-882-3010
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

Murray Avenue
1816 Murray Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15217
Tel: 412-422-7203
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

1197 Washington Pike, Bridgeville, PA 15017
Tel: 412-221-8771
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

McKnight Road
7671 McKnight Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15237
Tel: 412-364-1211
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

Banksville Road
1300 Banksville Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15216
Tel: 412-561-7894
seafood.
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Eat 'n Park

875 West Chestnut Street, Washington, PA 15301
Tel: 724-222-7110
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

114 Clearview Circle, Butler, PA 16001
Tel: 724-282-7674
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

5220 Library Road, Bethel Park, PA 15102
Tel: 412-835-4011
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

2650 Brandt School Road, Wexford, PA 15090
Tel: 724-940-3270
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

3528 Washington Road, Canonsburg, PA 15317
Tel: 724-941-8261
seafood.
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Eat 'n Park

930 Butler Street, Etna, PA 15223
Tel: 412-487-4870
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

1626 Broadview Blvd., Natrona Hts., PA 15065
Tel: 724-224-2442
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

1900 Minno Drive, Johnstown, PA 15905
Tel: 814-255-7711
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

500 Chippewa Towne Centre, Beaver Falls, PA 15010
Tel: 724-847-7275
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

519 West Main Street, Uniontown, PA 15401
Tel: 724-439-0440
seafood.
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Eat 'n Park

201 Ohio River Blvd., Sewickley, PA 15143
Tel: 412-741-4650
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

5277 Route 30, Greensburg, PA 15601
Tel: 724-837-2759
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

Frankstown Rd.
11746 Frankstown Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15235
Tel: 412-242-3700
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

214 New Castle Road, Butler, PA 16001
Tel: 724-287-0153
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

380 Freeport Street, New Kensington, PA 15068
Tel: 724-335-3361
seafood.
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Eat 'n Park

300 Chartiers Ave., McKees Rocks, PA 15136
Tel: 412-331-2881
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

South Hills Village
301 South Hills Village, Pittsburgh, PA 15241
Tel: 412-854-4855
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

553 Allegheny Blvd., Franklin, PA 16323
Tel: 814-432-3352
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

111 W. Byers Ave. PO Box 223, New Stanton, PA 15672
Tel: 724-925-1060
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

100 West Washington Street, New Castle, PA 16101
Tel: 724-654-2311
seafood.
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Eat 'n Park

3987 Monroeville Blvd., Monroeville, PA 15146
Tel: 412-373-8760
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

3005 Pittsburgh Mills, Tarentum, PA 15084
Tel: 724-275-1014
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

9516 University Blvd., Moon Twsp, PA 15108
Tel: 412-264-7201
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

5143 Route 8, Gibsonia, PA 15044
Tel: 724-443-7280
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

4584 William Penn Hwy., Murrysville, PA 15668
Tel: 724-327-7270
seafood.
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Eat 'n Park

100 Park Manor Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15205
Tel: 412-787-8556
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

1461 Scalp Avenue, Johnstown, PA 15904
Tel: 814-266-5714
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

926 North Center Avenue, Somerset, PA 15501
Tel: 814-443-4579
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

19085 Perry Highway, Mars, PA 16046
Tel: 724-776-4460
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

2270 E. State Street, Hermitage, PA 16148
Tel: 724-342-1383
seafood.
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Eat 'n Park

2519 West 12th Street, Erie, PA 16505
Tel: 814-838-9125
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

1617 N. Atherton St., Stage College, PA 16803
Tel: 814-231-8558
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

1605 S. Braddock Avenue, Edgewood, PA 15218
Tel: 412-243-5530
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

7355 Peach Street, Erie, PA 16509
Tel: 814-866-3970
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

320 Oak Spring Road, Washington, PA 15301
Tel: 724-229-7333
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

520 Mountain Laurel Plaza, Latrobe, PA 15650
Tel: 724-532-1966
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

2675 Oakland Ave., Indiana, PA 15701
Tel: 724-465-2301
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

1355 Beeline Highway, DuBois, PA 15801
Tel: 814-375-8622
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

120 Wagner Road, Monaca, PA 15061
Tel: 724-770-0644
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

1911 Leesburg Road, Grove City, PA 16127
Tel: 724-748-5911
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

35 Perkins Road, Clarion, PA 16214
Tel: 814-227-2188
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

8891 Route 30, Irwin, PA 15642
Tel: 724-864-8031
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

Sheraton Drive
146 Sheraton Drive, New Cumberland, PA 17070
Tel: 717-774-5004
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

4641 Lindle Road, Harrisburg, PA 17111
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Tel: 717-986-9194
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

1683 Oregon Pike, Lancaster, PA 17601
Tel: 717-390-2212
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

145 Memory Lane, York, PA 17402
Tel: 717-751-4891
seafood.
Eat 'n Park

1675 Broad Ave., Belle Vernon, PA 15012
Tel: 724-930-7470
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seafood.
Eat 'n Park

516 Lincoln Highway, North Versailles, PA 15137
Tel: 412-816-2006
seafood.
Eleven
1150 Smallman Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
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Tel: 412-201-5656
http://bigburrito.com/eleven/eleven.shtml
Eleven, where Downtown meets the Strip, is the eleventh and most innovative restaurant yet from
big Burrito restaurant group. Contemporary American flavors are combined to create a fresh and
truly original menu. The Kitchen, the center of Eleven's high-energy, urban atmosphere, is where
indigenous and local ingredients provide inspiration for the chef and his team.
Enrico's Tazza D'oro

1125 North highland Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Tel: 412-362-3676
tazzadoro@earthlink.net
http://www.tazzadoro.net
Our goal for 2008 was to buy and prepare more local food. Tazza D'Oro is proud to say we support
these local farms for many of our food and beverage products: Turner Dairy Farm, Penn's Corner
Farm Alliance and J.L. Kennedy Farm. Our bread ds not contain any preservatives and is handmade
by Enrico's Bakery in Jeannette.

Tel: 717-567-9882
Essene Market & Cafe

719 S. 4th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Tel: 215-922-1146
customerservice@essenemarket.com
http://www.essenemarket.com
For 32 years, Essene Market & Cafe has provided the Philadelphia region with a unique venue for
everything that's natural, wholesome and healthy. We have the area's largest selection of
organically grown produce, a natural foods deli serving mouth watering gourmet delights every day,
and an on-site bakery. Check out our website where you will find detailed information about our
store.
We carry mostly frozen meats, if you're looking for something specific, give us a call and we will be
happy to help you out.
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FARMiCiA
15 South Third Street, Philadelphia, PA 19133
Tel: 215-627-6274
Fax: 215-627-7385
mail@farmiciarestaurant.com
http://www.farmiciarestaurant.com/
At FARMiCiA, the emphasis is on great tasting food and beverages crafted from local, organic, and
artisanal producers. Located in Philadelphia's historic Old City, FARMiCiA is a 122 seat restaurant
and bar serving lunch, an afternoon meal, a relaxed dinner, and even brunch on the weekends.
Beakers Bar will also host fun and sophisticated entertainment for those who seek out new and
interesting places to dine and socialize late into the evening.
Flow Bar and Restaurant

268 W Broadway, Jim Thorpe, PA 18229
Tel: 570-325-8200
http://www.thecccp.org/main/?page_id=16
Flow is a destination restaurant located in a circa 1800's stone factory with an underground stream
visible from the dining room. Meals are prepared fresh daily to reflect the season with our own
in-house bakery. Private dining and events catering also available.
Fork
306 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Tel: 215-625-9425
http://www.forkrestaurant.com
Open 7 days a week in Philadelphia's Old City, Fork is a nationally acclaimed New American bistro
offering delicious food that is seasonal, fresh and inventive. The menu is printed daily and reflects
international influences from around the world. Fork uses only the highest quality ingredients, many
of which are supplied by local farmers from throughout the Philadelphia area.
Reservations are highly recommended for both lunch and dinner. We recommend that larger parties
allow as much lead time as possible for reservations. Private dining is available for parties between
8 and 40.
Now you can enjoy Fork's inventive cuisine anywhere. Fork:etc, Fork's new gourmet prepared
foods store located next door to Fork features soups, sandwiches, entrees, desserts, cheeses and
gifts from Fork's kitchen. Our cafe has limited seating. Fork:etc serves from breakfast until dinner.
Catering is also available.
Fork serves lunch Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.; brunch on Sunday from 11
a.m. to 2:30 p.m.; and dinner Monday through Thursday from 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., Friday from
5:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., Saturday from 5 to 11 p.m., and Sunday from 5 to 10:30 p.m. A midday
menu is available between lunch and dinner every day except Saturday, and a late-night menu is
available Thursday through Saturday, until 1 a.m.
Fork:etc
Tel: 215-625-9425
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Located just next door to Fork Restaurant, Fork:Etc is a gourmet/prepared foods store, featuring the
same fresh, innovative cuisine as Fork "to go" including sandwiches, salads, soups, sides, entrees,
charcuterie, dips, marinades, our own bread and baked goods. Pick up fresh produce from our local
farmers and other artisanal products including cheese, olive oil, vinegar and more. In case you want
to eat in, the store features a wonderful cafe for seating.
Each Wednesday night at 8p.m., Fork:etc also holds an informal four-course dinner, with wine
pairings, for $40. Seating is first come, first served, and reservations are not accepted. The dinners
are hosted by the chef and are based upon seasonal ingredients.
Fork:etc is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to
9 p.m.
Franktuary
325 Oliver Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Tel: 412-523-6226
Contact: Megan Lindsey
megan@franktuary.com
http://franktuary.com
Franktuary is a New York style hot dog and smoothie shop in Pittsburgh, PA. The store's hot dogs,
veggie dogs, and (NEW!) local grass-fed organic frankfurters are topped with a variety of regional
and international condiments. Franktuary also serves homemade soup, pierogies, locally bottled
soda, locally made mustard and soft pretzels, hand scooped ice cream, and a variety of other fresh
sides. Dine in our cheerful, friendly atmosphere with free wireless Internet, take your food to go, or
have a bicycle messenger deliver it to your workplace.
Gianna Jr.'s
106 South 20th Street, (between Chestnut and Sansom), Philadelphia, PA 19103
Tel: 215-568-1580
special event.
Gianna's Grille
507 South 6th Street, (between Lombard and South), Philadelphia, PA 19147
Tel: 215-829-4448
special event.
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Tel: 610-285-4723
Chef.

Govinda's Gourmet Vegetarian

1408 South Street, Philadelphia, PA 19146
Tel: 215-985-9303
Fax: 215-985-9304
contact@govindasvegetarian.com
http://www.govindasvegetarian.com
Welcome to Govinda's Gourmet Vegetarian Restaurant. We serve a wide variety of Vegetarian,

Vegan, Vedic, Halal and Kosher meals prepared with Love and Delicious to enjoy.
Grass Roots Cafe

110 Cotton Street, Philadelphia, PA 19127
Tel: 215-482-0300
Contact: Michael Saidman and Sundya Ramachandran
Grass Roots Cafe, located in Manayunk, sources the meats, cheeses and organic produce featured
on their menu directly from a Lancaster farm. Using these natural ingredients, all of the soups,
salads and sandwiches are made fresh each day.
Grass Roots Cafe is open Tuesday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday
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from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Haika's Kitchen
526 N. St. Cloud Street #5, Allentown, PA 18104
Tel: 610-351-0005
"No shs, No shirt, No sense of humor, No service." That variation on a store's stern door sign sums
up the playful attitude at Haika's Kitchen, an Allentown bake shop. And if the door dsn't catch your
eye, the sight of the beanie-copter caps owners Haika Powell and Jed Rapoport wear as they bake
will. Amid the scones, cookies and croissants, you'll find a specialty called the “Just Because” cake.
Just because the kids are driving you nuts or just because you had a fight with your boyfriend, these
cakes are delightfully decorated to be something elegant to look at before you dig in.
Horizon View Farms

Horizons
Modern Vegan Cuisine
Tel: 215-923-6117
Contact: Rich Landau and Kate Jacoby
horizons@horizonsphiladelphia.com
http://www.horizonsphiladelphia.com
This restaurant serves new vegan cuisine with tropical/Mediterranean world influence. Ambiance is
elegant, colorful and intimate dining areas with world music.
Open Tuesday-Thursday 6-10PM, Friday and Saturday 6-11PM. Happy hour in the lounge Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, 5:30-7:30PM. Intimate/upscale main dining room, wine bar, casual lounge
and rum bar.
James
Tel: 215-629-4980
kristina@jameson8th.com
http://www.jameson8th.com/
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James is a fine dining establishment in Philadelphia's Bella Vista neighborhood serving modern
American cuisine. Our service is impeccable; the dining environment, elegant yet friendly. Our menu
focuses on local, seasonal produce, humanely raised meats, wild seafood, and artisan cheeses.
Because we select only fresh locally-grown ingredients, the menu changes with the seasons.
John J. Jeffries
300 Harrisburg Ave., Lancaster, PA 17603
Tel: 717.431.3307
Contact: Chef Cavanaugh
info@johnjjeffries.com
http://www.johnjjeffries.com
Located in the heart of Lancaster city in an old tobacco warehouse, John J. Jeffries' unique
approach to dining is based on our belief of a sustainable Lancaster and a local food-based
economy.
The restaurant is named after an actual tobacco inspector from the late 1800s, whose signed
inspection stamp (November 5, 1890) was found in the floor beams during renovations. Our ties to
historic Lancaster County don't stop there. During his first two months in Lancaster, Chef
Cavanaugh visited small, family farms dotting the countryside to source the perfect ingredients. He
was invigorated to find that those farms are as passionate about growing produce and raising
healthy livestock, as the chefs at John J. Jeffries are about cooking it.
One trip to our restaurant and you'll see that we have designed our menu on local, seasonal,
sustainable and organic agriculture. We invite you to join us and taste the difference of local “farm to
table” sustainable cuisine.
Juice Box Cafe

735 Copeland Street, BSMT, Pittsburgh, PA 15242 Contact: Al Polanec
info@juiceboxpitt.com
http://juiceboxpitt.blogspot.com/
Fresh, healthy, juice, smoothies, salads, and sandwiches. Featuring many vegetarian and vegan
choices, and fresh vegetable and fruit ingredients.
Kaya
Tel: 412-261-6565
kaya@bigburrito.com
http://www.bigburrito.com/kaya/index.shtml
Kaya's cuisine is inspired by the sea and sun, melding fresh, high quality ingredients with bold flavor
and alluring preparation.
Executive Chef Sean Ehland incorporates the culinary customs of the Caribbean Islands, South
America, the Pacific and beyond, using only the freshest herbs and spices combined with the
excitement of a sizzling grill to create food that is exotic and lively.
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The varied and complex menu and festive tropical drinks have made Kaya an award-winning dining
destination for more than a decade.
Seasonal products at Kaya are provided by: Penn's Corner Farm Alliance, Heritage Farms and
Miller Farms.
Le Pommier Bistro
2104 East Carson Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Tel: 412-431-1901
Fax: 412-431-1920
Contact: Mark Collins
Jeremy.Carlisle@CulinaryConceptsPittsburgh.com
Classic French bistro that uses local vegetables, fruits, meat, cheese, eggs and pasta. Rotating
seasonal menu with a French flair.
Legume Bistro
1113 S. Braddock Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15218
Tel: 412.371.1815
Contact: Trevett and Sarah Hooper
eat@legumebistro.com
http://legumebistro.com/
Legume is a little family-run bistro. The small and often changing menu is primarily influenced by our
love of old-fashioned French, Italian and American cooking. Simply put, our goal is to cook for
guests in our restaurant the same way we cook for friends and family in our home.
We attempt to cook and serve food that is an expression of the place we live by using the best raw
ingredients we can find and serving it in a friendly, laid back environment, without too much fuss.
Our food might be the food you'd cook at home, if you happened to have several types of
freshly-made stock at your disposal, super fresh vegetables, fish and meat brought to your door,
four extra hours of time in your day and someone to help clean up the dishes.
Our small dining room can be at times loud, drafty and a tad bit tight, but this quirkiness allows both
for intimate discussions and convivial celebrations. If what you're looking for is simple, honest food
made from the heart in a relaxed, jovial atmosphere, grab yourself a bottle of wine and let us cook
for you.
Levy Restaurants
1000 Fort Duquesne Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Tel: 412-325-6120
Contact: David L. Lawrence Convention Center
http://www.levyrestaurants.com/public/
Passion is a great gift, and we have a lot of gifted people. Our contagious enthusiasm stimulates
minds, engages senses and touches hearts. Each guest is greeted with a warm welcome, served
with pride and bid a heartfelt invitation to return. Experience the legendary dining innovations and
fire in our bellies that makes every occasion spent with us extraordinary. Passion for others
well-being inspires us to open our hearts and share smiles through Levy Cares, our community
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outreach program.
Longwood Gardens
1001 Longwood Road, Kennett Square, PA 19348
Tel: 1-800-737-5500
questions@longwoodgardens.org
http://www.longwoodgardens.org/
Longwood strives to be a model for recycling and re-use for the community. Our environmental
practices our firmly grounded in our mission as the living legacy of Pierre S. du Pont, inspiring
people through excellence in garden design, horticulture, education and the arts.
Longwood has instituted a recycling task force, whose vision is to keep eliminating the amount of
trash that we send to landfill until, one day, there is no trash to take away because it was all
reduced, recovered, re-used or recycled.
Mad Mex
20510 Perry Highway , Cranberry, PA 16066
Tel: 724-741‑5656
http://www.madmex.com
What is "Funky Fresh Cal-Mex". Pull up a stool. We just mixed up margaritas with good tequila and
fresh squeezed lime juice. Steaks and chicken are on the grill, and we grabbed some tomats and
jalapenos from the garden for big bowls of salsa and guacamole. The tortillas are warm and the
beer is cold. Get a big plate of everything and chill out; Maggie's cranking the stereo and bringing in
the neighbors. It's a summertime, wear your shorts, drink a beer, sweat a little, chill with friends,
have a margarita, forget the clock, eat a burrito party. Just a good time. Thanks for coming in.
Mad Mex
4100 William Penn Hwy, Miracle Mile Plaza , Monroeville, PA 19104
Tel: 412-349-6767
monroeville@madmex.com
Mad Mex
McKnight Rd
7905 McKnight Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15237
Tel: 412-366-5656
northhills@madmex.com
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Mad Mex
Atwood St
370 Atwood St, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Tel: 412-681-5656
oakland@madmex.com
Mad Mex
Greentree Rd
2101 Greentree Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15220
Tel: 412-279-0200
southhills@madmex.com
Mad Mex
2 Robinson Plaza, Robinson Township, PA 15205
Tel: 412-494-5656
robinson@madmex.com
Mad Mex
240 S Pugh St, State College, PA 16801
Tel: 814-272-5656
happyvalley@madmex.com
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Mad Mex
3401 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Tel: 215-382-2221
philly@madmex.com
Mama's Vegetarian
20th Street
Tel: 215-751-0477
Mamasvegetarian@gmail.com
http://www.mamasvegetarian.com/
Mama's vegetarian is a vegetarian, middle eastern, Kosher restaurant near Center City,
Philadelphia.
Maoz Vegetarian
Walnut Street
1115 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: (215) 625-3500‎
http://www.maozusa.com/
Our menu consists of several basic products which can be acquired separately or as meal
combinations, including homemade salads, fries and freshly squeezed juice. All of our dishes are
strictly vegetarian, prepared daily with the freshest ingredients available.
Maoz Vegetarian
South Street
Tel: 215-625-3500
http://www.maozusa.com/
Our menu consists of several basic products which can be acquired separately or as meal
combinations, including homemade salads, fries and freshly squeezed juice. All of our dishes are
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strictly vegetarian, prepared daily with the freshest ingredients available.
Mill Hollow Cafe

House of Nutrition
Tel: 570-714-0436
sprouts.
Mugshots Coffeehouse and Juicebar

2100 Fairmount Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19130
Tel: 267-514-7145
Fax: 267-514-7146
http://www.mugshotscoffeehouse.com/
Located across from the historic Eastern State Penitentiary, Mugshots CoffeeHouse & JuiceBar
offers a menu of freshly brewed fair-trade, organic coffee, espresso drinks, and teas, as well as a
variety of fresh juice blends, smoothies, and desserts. The entire menu is composed of fresh and
organic ingredients, bought from local farmers whenever possible.
Mugshots is committed to making a positive contribution to its community by being mindful of the
environment and its neighbors, both local and global, in all of its actions. To reduce food waste,
Mugshots sends its juice pulp and coffee grounds to a local, sustainable farm for chicken feed and
composting. In turn, the cafe purchases a variety of food items from the farm, including seasonal,
organic fruits and vegetables, eggs, which come from cage-free vegetarian-fed hens, bacon, which
comes from humanely-raised pigs, free-range, all natural turkey breast, which Mugshots roasts
in-house, and all-natural cheeses. In addition to coffee drinks and juice, Mugshots features a daily
selection of soups, and mini-frittatas, as well as a variety of traditional and vegan desserts and
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goodies.
Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 6:30am to 10:00pm; Saturday, 8:00am to 9:00pm,
and Sunday, 8:00am to 5:00pm.
New Harmony Vegetarian Restaurant

135 N. 9th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-627-4520
Fax: 215-627-7350
Chinese Restaurant serving vegetarian & vegan dishes.

enjoy.
Hours:
Thu 9-6, Fri 9-7, Sat 9-4
Piatto
22 W Pomfret St., Carlisle, PA 17013
Tel: (717) 249-9580
piatto@pa.net
http://www.piatto.com
We opened Piatto in 1998 in order to offer Carlisle a traditional, authentic Italian dining experience.
My staff and I share the goal of serving food that tastes great, is healthfully prepared and leaves you
feeling refreshed and energized after dining. Our menus, which change often, reflect the use of
traditional cooking techniques still prevalent in Italy, and are dependent on the availability of fresh,
seasonal ingredients. Several trips to Italy have given me an appreciation and respect for the
cuisine. Each of Italy's 20 regions has its own unique culinary tradition, but the common thread that
unites them all is an emphasis on uncomplicated dishes that highlight the freshness and superior
quality of the ingredients. This simple formula has, happily, seen a resurgence in recent years
thanks to America's renewed interest in real foods. We have been shopping locally for ingredients
over the last twenty years in Carlisle and have established many great partnerships with local
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farmers and purveyors. Combining these local products with the best available olive oils, cheeses,
meats and pastas from Italy allows us to create a most authentic dining experience.
None of this would be possible without our great staff and our many wonderful guests who support
our efforts to provide this unique dining experience.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you all,
Ross
Prana Juice Bar & Namaste Cafe

143 E Main St, Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Tel: 570-784-3088
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bloomsburg-PA/Prana-Juice-Bar-and-The-Namaste-Cafe/2737047
21104
Specializing in organic fresh local vegan, vegetarian and raw foods. We offer freshly prepared
juices, smoothies, sandwiches, salads, wraps, pizza, coffee, tea and much more.
Quiet Storm
5430 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Tel: 412-661-9355
Fax: 412-661-9355
Contact: Quiet Storm
jilly@qspgh.com
http://qspgh.com
The Iron City's favorite vegetarian and vegan restaurant and coffeehouse. Open daily,
award-winning brunch, fair-trade coffee, locally sourced produce and pastries, full-service catering.
BYOB.
Shannopin Country Club

Windmere Road, Ben Avon Heights, PA 15202
Tel: 412.761.2900
Fax: 412.761.2903
Contact: James Brozick
jim.brozick@shannopin.com
http://www.shannopincc.com/
HISTORY OF SHANNOPIN COUNTRY CLUB
In April of 1919, when the stresses and strains of WorId War I were beginning to dissipate and the
need to develop wholesome recreation as part of the resumption of normal living was obvious, three
friends decided they should take up golf again. D. H. Rlofs, R. H. Houston and J. L. McBride
thereupon embarked on the search for a site for a new country club which brought them to the
Jackman Farm adjacent to Ben Avon Heights, a spot they found ideal for the purpose.
A meeting was held July 1, 1919, attended by a growing body of recruits with kindred spirits and the
necessary enthusiasm to commence such an ambitious undertaking. As a result of that meeting
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options were obtained to purchase the Jackman Farm and parts of the South Penn Oil Company's
property adjacent to it. After more meetings, the Kilbuck Land Company was organized on
December 13, 1919 for the purpose of purchasing the land. A country club organization was
substituted for the Kilbuck Land Company on January 10, 1920, with John I. Thompson as its first
president. Land acquisition for the venture began in March.
History buffs within the membership studied early Indian records for Western Pennsylvania in their
search for a suitable name for the Club. The great Chief Shannopin of the Delaware tribe had his
village, which bore his name, on the southern bank of the Allegheny River near Washington's
Crossing. Since he was said to have been gifted with eloquent speech, good sense and sincerity,
the group determined that his name would be preserved for posterity in the name of their new Club.
The golf course opened for play in September of 1920. The century old Jackman homestead was
renovated and became the Club's social center until the Clubhouse was completed in September of
1922. Two tennis courts were also built in 1922 on the site of our present swimming pool, which was
constructed in 1946. The original golf course was only nine holes, covering approximately the same
territory as our front nine today, but an additional nine were added after the acquisition of more land.
Since those early days, Shannopin has been a growing, progressive social institution. The original
Clubhouse was expanded in 1964 with a major addition to the rear of the original structure, which
included the main dining room, cocktail lounge and the mixed grill area adjacent to the main
ballroom. In early 1979, the new entrance to the Club from the members' parking lot was added. In
December of 1980, a two-story addition was completed, which expanded the kitchen and provided a
new bag room. The golf course has undergone many changes over the years, including the
construction in 1976 of a computerized underground watering system. Shannopin went through its
most dynamic change in the early 1990's when approximately four million dollars was spent
changing both the interior and exterior of the house facilities. In 1998, we added a bathhouse,
course turnaround and snack bar adjacent to the swimming area.
Shannopin's Clubhouse remains a stately but charming and comfortable replica of an English
country home. Visitors to our golf course continue to be amazed by its natural beauty and isolation,
its superb condition and the sheer enjoyment to be derived from playing it. However, bricks, mortar,
sod and sand are not Shannopin's primary resources. The Club is sustained by the friendliness and
affability of its members and their obvious enjoyment of each other. It will always be easy to walk in
and get a game at Shannopin.
A Day to Remember Is there a wedding in your future? Shannopin provides the ultimate in wedding
arrangements.
Sheppard Mansion
117 Frederick Street, Hanover, PA 17331
Tel: 717-633-8075
Fax: 717-633-8074
andrew@sheppardmansion.com
http://sheppardmansion.com
Executive Chef Andrew Little presents an ever-changing menu of seasonal, organic, local
ingredients, with clever New American twists on old favorites. Working closely with local farmers &
stockmen, Chef Little truly embodies the "farm-to-table" philosophy, ensuring that everything we
serve is produced using a humane, sustainable process.
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Singapore Vegetarian Chinese Restaurant

1006 Race St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-922-3288
Kosher Chinese Vegetarian Cuisine.
Soba
5847 Ellsworth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15232
Tel: 412-362-5656
soba@bigburrito.com
http://www.bigburrito.com/soba
Upon entering Soba, you are greeted by smooth river rock walls, zebra wood accents and a silent
wall of water sliding over smooth slate. Housed in a dramatically renovated three story Victorian
house, filled with plush nooks and shimmering crannies, Soba offers guests intimate and exquisite
dining, along with a panoply of rooms for small to medium gatherings.
The cocktail culture and large offering of small plates build the perfect atmosphere for a
transcendental experience. A dark and sexy Zen garden with sleek acolytes silently attending to its
guests, Soba offers a distillation of Asian daydreams grounded in the hearty Earth.
From a menu that ranges from lobster shu mai and pad Thai through crunchy lettuce wraps filled
with spicy shrimp or braised duck to the Korean-scented Soba seared rare tuna, bold flavors and
thrilling textures are the hallmarks of our food. Aromas of Kaffir lime and ginger mingle with roasted
meats and seared scallops.
The spacious lounge beckons with lavishly cushioned banquettes. The crisp, innovative drinks are
served under subtle lighting and fresh, smoke-free ambiance. Our adventurous drink list is well
versed in sakes and Alsatian-style whites, along with an exciting spectrum of lighter to bolder red
wines. Our veteran bartenders build delicious seasonal cocktails as well, such as our renowned
ginger-infused Sobatini.
Outdoor seating is available seasonally on the second floor patio, comfortably above the din of
Ellsworth Avenue.
Southwark Restaurant
4th St and Bainbridge St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Tel: 215-238-1888
http://www.southwarkrestaurant.com
Ingredients sourced from local farms and coops. We have built a relationship with 12 local farmers
to ensure that produce, dairy, and meat are all at the peak of freshness. We strive to set an example
in the Slow Foods movement sweeping the nation.
Strong emphasis on local, seasonal produce.
Stagioni
4770 Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15224
Tel: 412-687-5775
Contact: Stephen Felder
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stagionipgh@gmail.com
http://stagionipgh.com
Located in the heart of Bloomfield,

Pittsburgh's Little Italy, we offer a menu
inspired by the seasons. Using Old World techniques and ingredients, we get our Italian flare. We
provide a casual, relaxed dining experience in our cozy location on Liberty Ave. We are B.Y.O.B. so
if you enjoy wine while you dine, please feel free to bring your drink of choice. Reservations are
recommended but not required.
Su Xing House
1508 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19102
Tel: 215-564-1419
Fax: 215-564-2429
http://www.suxinghouse.com
Chinese vegetarian.
Summerhouse Grill
32 A South Main St, Montrose, PA 18801
Tel: 570-278-2000
Contact: Marilyn Anthony
marilyn@summerhousegrill.com
http://www.summerhousegrill.com
We're a seasonal bistro serving gorgeous local ingredients in a beautifully restored 1920's carriage
house in the heart of historic Montrose PA. Lunch and dinner Wed-Sat. Relaxing Sunday brunch.
May to Oct. BYOB.
Smokefree, handicapped accessible. Private party space available for large or small groups. Special
events including "Meet the Farmer" dinners. More information available on our website.
SuTao Cafe
81 Lancaster Avenue , Corner of Rt 401 and Rt 30, Malvern, PA 19355
Tel: 610-651-8886
Fax: 610-651-8883
enjoyment@sutaocafe.com
http://www.sutaocafe.com
SuTao, the way to healthy eating. SuTao in Chinese means the way of vegetarianism. At SuTao
Cafe, we create delicious and highly nutritious 100% vegan meals that complement today's healthy
lifestyles. Using only the choicest ingredients, our chefs prepare high protein, low fat, zero
cholesterol dishes that will please even the most discriminating palate. Eat healthy but never say
diet is our motto.
Taj India
10863 Bustleton Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19116
Tel: 215-677-4400
Vegetarian Indian restaurant. Buffet also available.
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The Buffalo Grill

5970 Koman Road, Edinboro, PA 16412
Tel: 814-734-2833
buffalo@velocity.net
http://www.woodennickelbuffalo.com/buffalo_grill_restaurant.html
The Buffalo Grill Restaurant features healthy, farm-raised, all-natural Bison fare such as Bison
Burgers, Bison Hotdogs, sausage, roast, steak dinners, homemade pies and much more. The
Buffalo Grill provides a peaceful, casual family-dining atmosphere down on the farm. Bison has no
wild or gamy taste, only a sweet beef taste with less fat, calories and cholesterol. Our
air-conditioned dining room has seating for 40-50 people. Reservations are appreciated for groups
of 10 or more. Fun for all ages at the Wooden Nickel Buffalo Grill "Where the Stampede Ends".
Hours of operation change seasonally, but the usual hours are weekends from 11am to 5pm. After
5pm by reservations only.
The Farmhouse
1449 Chestnut Street, Emmaus, PA 18049
Tel: 610-967-6225
Contact: Jolene Mirenna
jolene@thefarmhouse.com
http://www.thefarmhouse.com
The Farmhouse embodies local, farm to table flavors in a rustic yet elegant setting. We utilize local
farmers to create the best seasonal dishes. Call today to reserve your table 610.967.6225.
The Green Room

36 West High Street , Carlisle, PA 17015
Tel: 717-422-5574
hello@thegreenroom.us
http://www.thegreenroom.us/
Our philosophy is simple. "Food shouldn't be bad for you and healthy food shouldn't taste bad." The
state of commercial food production in this country is frightening. Just a small peek at how our food
is produced is enough to disturb even the most stoic palate.
Our mission is to model the changes we see necessary in our industry and prove everyone can still
make a profit. The increase in momentum we have experienced in organic consumerism has
created a retail environment where organic dining dsn't have to be expensive anymore. If we are
going to affect change it is up to each of us to eat in what we believe. Come join the party.
The Kind Cafe

Tel: 215-922-KIND
info@kindcafe.com
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The Silverspoon Restaurant

503 W Lancaster Avenue, Eagle Village Shops, Wayne, PA 19087
Tel: 610-688-7646
Fax: 610-688-7832
silverspoonwayne@gmail.com
http://www.silverspoonwayne.com
At the Silverspoon, each day begins long before our doors open at 9AM. Fresh produce, much of it
organic, and purchased from local growers, is already being unloaded. Fish, flown in from the
Northern Atlantic and Pacific Northwest, arrives whole, just hours out of the sea. Sustainably raised
meat and poultry is delivered from nearby pastures. And our classically trained chefs are busy
orchestrating dishes which weave this daily bounty into the best in Contemporary American cuisine.

Tel: 570-898-5734
Contact: Carla Hine
threesis@ptd.net
Umi
5847 Ellsworth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15232
Tel: 412-362-6198
umi@bigburrito.com
http://www.bigburrito.com/umi/
Umi is proud to serve many items previously unavailable in the area, our commitment to quality
ingredients assures freshness. Our fish is flown across the world for our Pittsburgh location allowing
us an uncompromised selection - at times leading to slightly higher pricing to assure quality and
freshness. We continue to introduce the area to new ideas and new concepts in dining.
White Dog Cafe

3420 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Tel: 215-386-9224
Fax: 215-386-1185
Contact: Naomi at Ext. 105
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info@whitedog.com
http://www.whitedog.com
White Dog Cafe, known for its unique blend of Food, Fun, and Social Activism, serves contemporary
American Cuisine, emphasizing high quality, locally grown and 100% humanely-raised farm-fresh
ingredients. White Dog is a national leader in the movement for local living economies, which
support a sustainable local food system and healthy communities. We also host events through out
the year including discussions on issues of public interest, community tours, service days, block
parties and more. Lunch is served Monday through Saturday, 11:30am to 2:30pm. Brunch is
available on Sunday from 10:30am to 2:30pm. Dinner is served Monday through Thursday, 5:30pm
to 10:00pm; on Friday and Saturday, 5:30pm to 11:00pm; and on Sunday from 5:00pm to 10:00pm.
Zahav
237 Saint James Place, Philadelphia, PA 19106 http://www.zahavrestaurant.com/
Lamb from Border Springs Farm in Patrick Springs, VA is Animal Welfare Approved
(www.borderspringsfarm.com)
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pennsylvania guide: stores
911 Earth
404 N Main St, Athens, PA 18810
Tel: 570-888-3297
Organic store featuring some produce, cleaning supplies, pet food, people food, books, vitamins,
soaps, beauty products, apparel, etc. I don't know the name of the owner or if they have a web site. I
don't know if they are pet friendly. This store draws customers from southern New York state and
northern Pennsylvania.
All Natural Market

30 E Lancaster Ave, Ardmore, PA 19003
Tel: (610) 896-7717
All Natural Market is an independently owned natural foods store and kitchen featuring the finest in
natural foods and healthy lifestyle products. The acclaimed Cafe Organica serves vegetarian
entrees to hundreds of customers per week from its niche in Natural Market.
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am - 9pm | Sat-Sun 10am - 6pm
Allen's Natural Foods

Hanover
1150 Carlisle, Hanover, PA 17331
Tel: 717-637-7230‎
Allen's Natural Foods

York
350 S Richland Ave, York, PA 17404
Tel: 717-845-8085‎
Almanac Market
4th & Poplar St., Philadelphia, PA 19123
Tel: 215-625-6611
http://www.almanacmarket.com/
Around these parts, we do our best to offer the freshest local products from around these parts.
Fresh and local foods taste better, they're better for you, and they're better for our local economy.
Locally grown food even has global benefits, like reducing the emissions produced during
transportation. So, whenever possible, we do our best to offer dairy products and produce from local
farms and fields. From apples to zucchini, butter to yogurt, if it's made locally, you can find it at
Almanac.
There are times when we go outside the local area. (After all, the growing season in the Northeast is
only so long.) So when we're not buying local, we're buying natural and organic. But when it comes
to local products there are a few farms, farmers, and suppliers we turn to time and time again.
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Annville Natural Food Market

Route 422 , 37 W Main St, Annville, PA 17003
Tel: 717-867-2773
linda@annvillenaturalmarket.com
http://www.annvillenaturalmarket.com/
Today, they provide our customers with natural organic foods and produce, the finest vitamins and
supplements and herbs, environmentally-friendly household products and personal care items.
Appalachian Whole Foods Market

100 W High St, Carlisle , PA 17013
Tel: (717) 241-6982
A healthy food market in downtown Carlisle, the Appalachian Whole Foods Market offers natural
and organic food products, including fresh produce, Big Sky breads, wholesome beverages, dry
goods and beneficial herbal supplements.
AURORA NATURAL FOODS

State Route 590, PO Box 668, Hamlin, PA 18427
Tel: 570-689-9655
Back To Nature
2520 Warren Rd, Indiana, PA 15701
Tel: 724-349-1772
Beccari Farms
5095 Thoms Run Road, Oakdale, PA 15071
Tel: 412-221-8768
vegepete@beccaris.com
http://www.beccaris.com/index.html
In 1963, Mary Beccari started The Beccari's Farm Market. It began with a bushel of apples that she
sold "self-serve" style from a picnic bench. This first stand lasted for about three years. It then
evolved into a small 8-foot by 8-foot lean-to, which was washed away by a flood only two years later.
Then, with used lumber from a demolished house nearby, a larger building and in-ground cooler was
built. That building stood from 1968 to 1991 when the new brick building - the present-day home of
Beccari's Farm Market - was built.
The Beccari's have been in farming since the early 1900's. The basis of the business had been
wholesaling down at the strip in Pittsburgh. But in the early 1960's, Mary saw the coming change in
the produce market. People wanted fresher and better produce than the grocery stores could
supply. The farm market was a way to get the freshest produce to the consumer and cut out the
middleman.
Beccari's Farm is an IPM practicing sustainable farm. This approach we use to manage pests is a
mixture of cultural, physical, biological, and chemical practices, which in turn produces a healthy,
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economical and environmentally friendly crop
Berry Fields Farm

Bed and Breakfast
Tel: 570-924-3019
Fax: 570-924-3423

berries.

Big Bear Natural Foods

332 West Trenton Ave., Morrisville, PA 19067
Tel: 215-736-0553
http://www.bigbearnaturalfoods.com
Big Bear Natural Foods carries a wide array of natural groceries, personal care products, vitamins
and supplements. Organic beef, chicken and pork is available frozen, and fresh organic dairy
products and eggs are always in stock. Big Bear Natural Foods also features a juice bar in store.
An additional, smaller location in Ewing, NJ, also features organic and natural dry groceries, though
meat is not available in the Ewing location.
Big Bear Natural Foods is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday from 10 a.m.
to 7 p.m.; and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.
Bloom Naturally
307 Columbia Boulevard, Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Tel: (570) 784-3357
Fax: (570) 784-3359
http://www.bloomnaturally.com
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We are here to help you reach optimal health. Our knowledgeable staff can guide you to the
supplements, vitamins, and products that will help you feel your best.
Bloom Naturally can assist you in attaining and maintaining a HEALTHY LIFESTYLE.
Blue Mountain Herbals

308 State St, Hamburg, PA 19526
Tel: (610) 562-4403
Bunn's Natural Foods

1007 Street Road, Suite A, Southampton, PA 18966
Tel: 215-355-1165
http://www.bunnsnatural.com
Bunn's Natural Foods has been in business for more than 45 years, providing Southampton with
earth-friendly, organic groceries. In addition to a wide variety of natural foods, organic dairy
products and eggs, Bunn's also has a small selection of all-natural, free-range meat, which is sold
frozen. Some items include hot dogs, burger patties and sausages.
Store hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, Thursday and Friday; 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday and
Wednesday; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday; and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday.
Calkins Creamery on Highland Farm

288 Calkins Road, Honesdale, PA 18431
Tel: 570-729-8103
Fax: 570-729-1358
Contact: Emily Montgomery and Zack Bryant
happycow@calkinscreamery.com
http://www.calkinscreamery.com
Calkins Creamery produces raw milk farmstead artisan cheese right on the family farm. Milk is
transferred directly from the farm's bulk tank into the cheese vat in the creamery. This results in the
freshest milk possible for cheesemaking. The farm also offers beef and whey-fed pigs.
The family farm was established in 1841 and is in the process of introducing additional sustainable
practices with the hope of sustaining the farm another 166 years. The farm and creamery are
operated by Bill Bryant, his two sons Zack and Mike and his youngest daughter Emily (the
cheesemaker).
We welcome visitors to our beautiful corner of Wayne County. Visit our beautiful new creamery,
then stop by Calkins Creek Vineyard (a stone's throw), and stay over at one of the area's lovely bed
and breakfasts.
Community Natural Food Store

12 S Railroad Ave, New Holland, PA 17557
Tel: (717) 355-0921‎
Something Healthy for Everyone! Macrobiotics Supplies
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Cozy Corner Country Store

5003 Weber Road, Mohnton, PA 19540
Tel: 717-575-7188
Contact: Kim Weber
kweber@dejazzd.com
http://www.cozycorner.org/
We raise and sell our farm-raised beef, pork, chicken, turkey, milk & eggs. We are a small family
run business, and our store is on our farm property. We are open year round, M-Sat., 9-6.
Dewalts
Pittsburgh
1414 Potomac Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15216
Tel: 412-561-1311
Contact: Mary Huntley
Dewalts
Butler
205 South Main Street, Butler, PA 16001
Tel: 724-287-3377
Fax: 724-287-3573
We have a small store with a big commitment to organic and naturally raised food. We have many
different brands of meats, we also buy from a few local organic farms. Give us a call or just come
down and check out our great selection.
DocBakers / Mcdicap Pharmacy

201 S. Main Street, Freeland, PA 18640 http://www.docbakers.com
WHERE TRADITIONAL MEDICINE COMES TOGETHER WITH ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES

THROUGH THE USE OF NATURAL PRODUCTS & FOOD SUPPLEMENTS!
Combining the latest research in traditional and alternative health care to allow the consumer to
make an informed decision when taking supplements by themselves or with prescription medication.
This complimentary approach provides the best results and enhances thier life.
Earthlight Natural Foods

Tannersville
1632 Fountain Springs E, Tannersville , PA 18372
Tel: (570) 619-6592
http://www.EarthlightNaturalFoods.com
At Earthlight personalized customer service gave us our reputation. Our friendly and knowledgeable
staff is here to assist you with all of your natural product needs. We carry a large selection of
wheat-free/gluten-free products as well as products for many other special dietary needs. We strive
to provide the largest selection of fresh organic produce.
We also carry groceries, supplements, and cosmetics. We have a large variety of items available in
bulk including flours, rices, grains, nuts, dried fruits, herbs, spices, organic coffee, candies, and trail
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mixes. Stop by one of our 2 Pocono locations in Stroudsburg or Tannersville and you'll see why your
shopping experience will always be a pleasurable one.
Earthlight Natural Foods

Stroudsburg
829 Ann St., Stroudsburg, PA 18360
Tel: (570) 424-6760
http://www.EarthlightNaturalFoods.com
At Earthlight personalized customer service gave us our reputation. Our friendly and knowledgeable
staff is here to assist you with all of your natural product needs. We carry a large selection of
wheat-free/gluten-free products as well as products for many other special dietary needs. We strive
to provide the largest selection of fresh organic produce.
We also carry groceries, supplements, and cosmetics. We have a large variety of items available in
bulk including flours, rices, grains, nuts, dried fruits, herbs, spices, organic coffee, candies, and trail
mixes. Stop by one of our 2 Pocono locations in Stroudsburg or Tannersville and you'll see why your
shopping experience will always be a pleasurable one.
East End Food Cooperative

7516 Meade St., Pittsburgh, PA 15208
Tel: 412-242-3598
Fax: 412-242-7723
http://www.eastendfood.coop
East End Food Cooperative, a member-owned business, exists to create, promote and sustain a
healthy, strong and vibrant local community that serves the need for physical well-being, mutual
respect, social connectedness and economic vitality while ensuring sustainability in the use of all
resources toward this end. Everyone can shop here, but members get discounts.
Open seven days: 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. We have a large selection of organic local and naturally
grown meats and other foods.
Essene Market & Cafe

Tel: 215-922-1146
customerservice@essenemarket.com
http://www.essenemarket.com
For 32 years, Essene Market & Cafe has provided the Philadelphia region with a unique venue for
everything that's natural, wholesome and healthy. We have the area's largest selection of
organically grown produce, a natural foods deli serving mouth watering gourmet delights every day,
and an on-site bakery. Check out our website where you will find detailed information about our
store.
We carry mostly frozen meats, if you're looking for something specific, give us a call and we will be
happy to help you out.
Everything Natural
426 S State St, Clarks Summit, PA 18411
Tel: (570) 586-9684
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http://www.everythingnaturalpa.com
You'll be delighted with the products, services and events we offer:
* Classes and seminars (see Class Schedule and Events pages)

* Environmentally-friendly cleaning products
* Fair trade products
* Free gift wrapping
* Fresh organic produce
* Full range of grocery items
* Grab-and-Go sandwiches and meals
* Greeting cards made with recycled paper
* Herbs
* Home décor
* Homeopathic remedies
* Inspirational, health, cooking and self-help books
* Jewelry featuring 5 local artists
* Juicers, blenders and small appliances
* Minerals
* Natural bath and body products
* Natural mineral cosmetics
* Naturopathic doctor
* Nutritional supplements
* Organic and Fair trade Coffee
* Organic foods
* Pet foods and treats
* Popular and alternative music
* Seasonal décor
* Special Orders (10% off full cases)
* Table linens
* Unique giftware for all ages
* Vitamins
* Weight management products
Expressly Local Foods

Lancaster, PA 17605
Tel: 717-295-1850
http://expresslylocal.blogspot.com/
We have access to great local food at really good prices and we can share that with you. The
search is still on for more great local products, but we think it's a good beginning. There is a real joy
in preparing a meal and knowing, as each step of the meal is prepared, that most of the ingredients
grew right here in Lancaster County.
Fair Food Farmstand

12th and Arch Streets, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-627-2029
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Contact: Ann Karlen

farmstand@fairfoodphilly.org
http://www.whitedogcafefoundation.org/farmstand.html
Located in the Philadelphia's Reading Terminal Market, the Fair Food Farmstand offers a wide
selection of naturally raised and organic meats and dairy. Fair Food Farmstand's hours are
Thursday, 8:30am to 6pm; and Friday and Saturday 8am to 6pm. Consumers can also sign up for
the Fair Food Farmstand e-newsletter, "At the Farmstand," which will update them on products sold
at the Farmstand from week to week.
Farm Fresh Express

Tel: 484-461-7884
Fax: 484-461-7886
Door Year-Round
Food for a Healthy Life

312 Baldwin St., Meadville, PA 16335
Tel: (814) 333-1322
Fork:etc
Tel: 215-625-9425
Located just next door to Fork Restaurant, Fork:Etc is a gourmet/prepared foods store, featuring the
same fresh, innovative cuisine as Fork "to go" including sandwiches, salads, soups, sides, entrees,
charcuterie, dips, marinades, our own bread and baked goods. Pick up fresh produce from our local
farmers and other artisanal products including cheese, olive oil, vinegar and more. In case you want
to eat in, the store features a wonderful cafe for seating.
Each Wednesday night at 8p.m., Fork:etc also holds an informal four-course dinner, with wine
pairings, for $40. Seating is first come, first served, and reservations are not accepted. The dinners
are hosted by the chef and are based upon seasonal ingredients.
Fork:etc is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to
9 p.m.
Freshlife Natural Products Supermarket

2300 East Third Street, Williamsport, PA 17701
Tel: 570-322-8280
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Contact: David De Febo, General Manager

dave@freshlife.com
http://www.freshlife.com
A full service Natural Products Supermarket offering organic produce, free range antibiotic hormone
free poultry, free range antibiotic and hormone free beef, naturally raised buffalo, wild alaskan
salmon, vegetarian and vegan foods, whole foods deli, largest selection of low carb foods, complete
selection of groceries and bulk foods, the areas largest selection of natural high quality vitamin and
herbal supplements and natural health and beauty products. The Freshlife Wellness Center offers
naturopathic counseling and massage therapy.
Genesee Natural Foods Inc.

2905 Gold Rd , Rt 49, Genesee, PA 16923
Tel: (800) 445-0094
Fax: (814) 228-3638
orders@gnfi.com
http://gnfi.com
Genesee Natural Foods, Inc. specializes in Organic produce, vitamins, supplements, books,
molasses, bulk spices and herbs, wheat and gluten free foods, non dairy cheeses and milks and
many other Natural Products.
God's Little Garden

80 Regina Dr. # 9, Cranberry, PA 16319
Tel: (814) 676-8660
Fax: (814) 676-8660
http://www.gods-little-garden.com/
As the only health food and supplement store within an hour of Oil City, God's Little Garden provides
health products for much of northwestern Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. For five years, our
family-run store has carried quality nutritional foods, vitamins, and minerals ;and we guarantee your
satisfaction with each.
Good Life Market

3141 Banksville Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15216
Tel: 412-531-1895
info@goodlifemarket.com
http://www.goodlifemarket.com
our one-stop shop for the highest quality:
* Gluten-free/casein-free foods
* Top-quality natural and organic foods
* Only the highest MD recommended supplements
* Health and beauty items
* Household products
* Child care and pet care products
* and more!
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Green Aisle Grocery

1618 East Passyunk Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19148
Tel: 215-465-1411
greenaisle@gmail.com
http://greenaislegrocery.com/
Sells local produce, locally raised, pastured dairy, locally produced prepared food as well as
gourmet items from around the world.
Health By Choice
1721 Lafayette Road, New Enterprise, PA 16664
Tel: 800-858-3288
Fax: 814-766-3649
hbc@cove.net
http://www.healthbychoice.net
Certified Clinical Health Practitioners

Natural and Organic - Food & Supplements
Mail Orders Shipped Anywhere Every Day
Health By Choice is open Monday through Friday from 9-6 and Saturday from 9-3
Health Habits
5350 Rt 873, Schnecksville, PA 18078
Tel: 610-767-3100
Contact: Ed Toth
hhnf@verizon.net
Supplements and health food. Large gluten-free selection. Organic grass fed raw milk, cheese and
beef.
Healthy Alternatives
7150 Hamilton Blvd., Trexlertown, PA 18087
Tel: 610-366-9866
http://www.healthyalt.com/
From Organic Produce to Vitamins, from Wheat free/Gluten free to Health and Beauty, from Fresh
Baked Organic Bread to our Fresh Daily Organic Soups and Sandwiches, we at Healthy Alternatives
will strive to see that the finest natural and organic food and supplements are available to you. The
take-out offerings include soups, sandwiches, salads, and a steam table with hot entrees, all
prepared with organic ingredients..
Healthy Habits Natural Market

1120 Centre Turnpike, Route 61, Orwigsburg, PA 17961
Tel: 570-366-2620
dr.touchinsky@gmail.com
http://www.healthyhabitsnaturalmarket.com
So, we are embarking on a mission to "make it easier to be healthy." Healthy Habits Natural Market
is a health food store, but it is also much more than that. We will take active involvement in
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community health and wellness promotion, having regular educational health lectures for the public.
Not only will we offer health conscious products, but we will also offer the knowledge that will allow
people to incorporate these products and others as part of a healthy lifestyle.
If you're willing to make changes to improve your health and your life, we promise we will be there to
help in any way possible!
Heather Ridge Creamery

269 Bryant Road, Wellsboro, PA 16901
Tel: 570-723-1026
Contact: Jim and Miffie Kahler
jimmyk@quik.com
Heather Ridge Creamery is located in beautiful Tioga County, near the Pennsylvania Grand
Canyon. Our small family farm makes cheese from the milk of our 30 prize-winning Holstein and
Jersey cows. As today's farms become large commercial operations, we looked for a way to keep a
small farm where our animals could receive the best of care, and we could have the satisfaction of
bringing a quality dairy product direct from our family to yours.
At our farm, clean, comfortable cows are fed a diet of the best hay and grain Jim can find. Because
of the special care our cows receive, we rarely have any sick animals. However, because of the
significant value of some of these animals, we do on occasion use antibiotics to ensure their
complete recovery if they become ill. For this reason we are not considered a true organic farm.
However, the milk from any animal receiving antibiotics is discarded until she is tested, and found to
be free of all antibiotic residues. We also do not use any pesticides or herbicides on our pastures.
Our cows do not receive RBST or growth hormones. They graze the quiet pastures on our farm and
lounge under the fans if they get too hot. What a life!
We believe the final product is only as good as what gs into it. Our 20 varieties of raw milk cheeses
are made from only high quality milk, salt, cultures and enzymes. Their taste will reflect the quality
and care that gs into all we do. No factories here!
Heather Ridge Farm & Creamery invites you to visit our farm and discover for yourself a real,
working dairy and creamery. With country hospitality, we host individuals, families, clubs and tour
groups on our farm. Visit our gift shop, which boasts our 15 varieties of specialty cheese,
homemade bread, local honey, maple syrup, candy, eggs, grass-fed beef, and gift baskets. We are
open every day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Stop by anytime, if you are a large group or a tour please call
ahead to schedule visits.

Tel: 717-290-1517
Fax: 717-396-7768
herbalist.
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below.
Heritage Farm
28235 Lake City Rd., Ridgway, PA 15853
Tel: 814-772-0210
Contact: Gregory K. Burns
gkb@penn.com
http://users.penn.com/~gkb/
When Heritage Farm was started in 1991, it consisted of two acres of fruits and vegetables. In 1995,
the farm expanded to 27 acres and included beef, pork and laying hens. By 2000, the farm
expanded to its current size of 77 acres and includes all of the enterprises listed above. We are a
sustainable, family operation on the Alleghany plateau of north central Pennsylvania. The area is
absolutely beautiful and very rural, remote even by modern standards.
Our specialties include early season tomats, cantaloupes, watermelons, apples, peaches, pasture
raised chicken (for meat and eggs), grass fed beef and pork. All products are raised in as natural
and environmentally friendly ways as possible. We are entirely a family operation and believe
strongly in the goals of small scale and sustainable agriculture.
Holly Hill Health Foods

1200 Welsh Rd, North Wales, PA 19454
Tel: 215-361-7770
http://www.hollyhillhealth.com
THE DIFFERENCE IS THAT WE CARE!
We spend the time to help you select the right vitamins, minerals, herbs or formulas just for you!
J&L Organic Foods

93 N. Main St., Red Lion, PA 17356
Tel: 717 246 8541
Kimberton Whole Foods

Downingtown
150 E. Pennsylvania Ave., Downingtown, PA 19335
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Tel: 610-873-8225
http://www.kimbertonwholefoods.com
Our mission is to support sustainable environmental practices, the individual's quest for a healthier
lifestyle and build strong community ties. Please note that this store is not affiliated with the Whole
Foods chain. Come check out our broad selection of natural meats and eggs. Many of the products
we carry are from local farms.
Several brands of beef, chicken and pork (both natural and organic) are always available, as well as
organic eggs and dairy products. Lamb and pork are available occasionally, or by special order; call
the meat department for more information.
Kimberton Whole Foods is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday from 9
a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Kimberton Whole Foods

Kimberton
2140 Kimberton Rd, Kimberton, PA 19442
Tel: (610) 935-1444
Fax: (610) 935-1677
http://www.kimbertonwholefoods.com
"Real Food. Local Roots." This is Kimberton's slogan and it stays true to this ideal.
"We care for the earth by promoting organic & bio-dynamic farming methods. We conduct our
business in a respectful & ethical manner while building strong cooperative ties within our larger
community. In a more personal way, we support each individuals quest to learn more about healthy
choices in diet & lifestyle. Finally, we are committed to honoring each customer with outstanding
service."
Kimberton's extensive website features an events calendar, news articles, health calculators,
healthy recipes, an ingredient glossary and a reference library. It also offers online coupons for top
natural and organic brands.
Klein's Farmstead Store

Tel: 610-252-0961
kleindairy@yahoo.com
http://www.kleinfarms.com/Store.htm
http://www.kleinfarms.com/index.htm Klein Farms is pleased to offer raw milk, farm fresh brown
eggs, beef, and farmstead artisan cheeses; all available in our http://www.kleinfarms.com/Store.htm
on-site store. We are licensed by the state of PA for raw milk and cheese sales and are tested on a
regular basis. The eggs are from our own free-range chickens, and our steer are grass-fed and
contain no antibiotics or hormones, and are processed USDA inspected. Soft cheeses are now
available from our own pasteurized milk along with raw milk aged cheeses. While we are not
organic, we do strive to take care of our animals and the environment as natural as possible. We do
a limited amount of educational farm tours in the spring and fall for any age group.
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We are located in Forks Township, Pennsylvania and have been in business since 1935. The farm
is run by Layne and Beth Klein who are third generation farmers on the current property.
Farm store hours are 7am to 7pm, seven days a week. The store is currently selling farm mozzarella
cheese, Colby and Cheddar cheese, various herb cheese spreads, ricotta, beef, eggs, raw milk, ice
cream, and free roaming chickens (fresh or frozen) for purchase.
Some seasonal produce now available.
Ligonier Country Market

Intersection of West Main Street and U.S. Route 30, Loyalhanna Watershed Property, Ligonier, PA
15658
Tel: (724) 238-6702
Fax: (724) 539-1212
Contact: Jim Mikula
http://www.ligoniercountrymarket.com/
A 100 plus vendor farmers market operating continuously for over 30 years as Western
Pennsylvania's largest. Featuring locally grown produce, fruit, beef, eggs and poultry along with
fresh foods and home canned goods such as jams, jellies, pickles, relishes and more.
Opens Memorial Day weekend (Saturday) and runs every Saturday until the first weekend in
October from 7 am until Noon.
Located on the Loyalhanna Watershed Farm at the intersection of West Main Street and U.S. Route
30 Ligonier, Pennsylvania
Lionville Natural Pharmacy and Health Food Store

309 Gordon Drive, Exton, PA 19341
Tel: 610-363-7474
Fax: 610-363-5707
Contact: Charlene Briggs
clbriggs@lioinrx.com
http://www.lioinrx.com
Natural Pharmacy, quality supplements, homeopathics, organic foods, natural foods cafe, Holistic
Health Center, Flower Essence Therapy, Shiatzu, Thermography, Deep Tissue Massage,
Accupuncture.
Martindale's Natural Market

1172 Baltimore Pike, (next to Outback Seakhouse in Olde Sproul Center, Springfield, PA 19064
Tel: 610 543 6811
Fax: 610 544 2310
Contact: Mark Stayton
kmdisanto@hotmail.com; stayton@hotmail.com
http://www.martindalesnutrition.com
Martindale's Natural Market has been a local community market for the past 137 Years. Because we
believe in our core values so deeply, we relentlessly focus on what we can potentially do better for
the gain of our staff, our customers, our local community and our planet. It is because of these
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values that we sell as the eat well guide says "wholesome food from healthy animals."
Mason Farms
8603 West Lake Road, Lake City, PA 16423
Tel: 814-774-8592
Fax: 814-774-9807
http://www.masonfarms.net/
Looking for a friendly farm country experience? Our farm and roadside market is bursting with fresh
fruits and vegetables picked daily from our own fields. For a wonderful down on the farm experience
bring the whole family and pick your own sweet, juicy fruits and vegetables. Browse through our
beautiful greenhouses filled with an astounding array of spring color. Whether you're planning for
dinner or stocking your pantry, you're sure to experience country living at its finest.
McConnells' Farm
294 New Bethlehem Church Road, Aliquippa, PA 15001
Tel: 724-375-9568
info@mcconnellsfarm.com
http://www.mcconnellsfarm.com
At McConnells' Farm, our family tradition of passion, hard work and commitment to excellence helps
us grow some of the best food the good earth offers. That family tradition is also our future, as we
continue working to bring your family fresh, delicious fruits and vegetables that taste the way nature
intended.
McGinnis Sisters
700 Adams Shoppe, Mars, PA 16046
The McGinnis Family has been supporting local family farms for decades. We have always known
that nothing taste better than homegrown tomats, farm fresh corn or Chambersburg peaches.
McGinnis Sisters was also the first retail supporter of the Buy Fresh Buy Local initiative of the
Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture.
We are pleased to offer a wide selection of conventional, certified organic and locally grown
seasonal produce. From crisp green lettuce to homegrown Triple B Farm strawberries, you will only
find the highest quality produce every time you visit our store.

Tel: (814) 694-3006
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Wednesdays 3pm-7pm
Saturdays 8am-1pm
Merrymead Farm and Country Store

2222 Valley Forge Road, Lansdale, PA 19446
Tel: 610-584-4410
Fax: 610-584-4442
http://www.merrymead.com
Merrymead Farm - Family owned and operated. Preserving the family farm by serving the
community with quality products, agricultural education, and unique wholesome family fun.
Merrymead Farm is a working dairy farm located in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Merrymead
is a family owned and operated farm. It is one of Pennsylvania's century farms having been in the
same family for over 100 years.
Meyer Dairy
2390 S. Atherton Street, State College, PA 16801
Tel: 814-237-1849
Fresh milk, ice cream, butter -they don't use hormones on their cows. Eggs, honey and other locally
produced foods.
Milk and Honey Market

4435 Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Tel: 215-387-6455
info@milkandhoneymarket.com
http://milkandhoneymarket.com
Milk and Honey Market has carefully selected artisanal cheeses from around the world.
Our locally produced selections include Royer Mountain, a cheese with a big cheddar flavor and a
long-lasting finish that has a hint of sweetness, from Williamsburg, Pa., and a unique local goat
cheese from Apple Tree Dairy.
Mill Hollow Cafe

House of Nutrition
Tel: 570-714-0436
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sprouts.
Miller's Natural Foods

2888 Miller Lane, Bird-in-Hand, PA 17505
Tel: 717-768-7582
Contact: Chris Miller
Local Amish health food store. The owner's son raises the organic veal, beef, and pork on a nearby
farm.
Mish Farms Meats and Deli

80 Oak Road, Gibsonia, PA 15044
Tel: 724-449-6328
mishfarms@yahoo.com
http://www.mishfarms.com/
Mish Farms sells naturally raised -- no hormones or antibiotics -- beef, chicken and pork. Store
hours are Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Natural Acres Market

Tel: 717-692-1000
http://www.naturalacres.com
Natural Acres Market is a health food store located on the grounds of the certified organic Natural
Acres Farm. Available for sale include the organic beef, chicken and eggs raised on the farm, as
well as natural products from other local farms, seasonal produce, vitamins, supplements and
personal care products. An on-site bakery provides breads, pies, cookies, and muffins made from
organic ingredients.
Natural Acres Market is open Tuesday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday from 10 a.m.
to 9 p.m.; and Saturday from 8 a.m. 5 p.m.
Natural Goodness Market & Cafe
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2000 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103

Tel: 215-977-7749
Fax: 215-568-9838
bev@naturalgoodnessmarket.com
http://www.naturalgoodnessmarket.com/homepage.cfm
Natural Goodness is a natural foods and vitamin store with a large selection of naturally grown and
organic meats. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday 8am to 8:00pm, Saturday 10am to
6pm, and Sunday 12:30pm to 5:30pm.
Natural Harvest
1764 Lyter Drive, Johnstown, PA
Tel: 814-255-1700
Contact: Karen Schuster
At Natural Harvest, you'll find a wide variety of natural and organic foods and supplements, personal
products and household items. Our foods include bread, dairy, eggs, and naturally raised meat, as
well as snack items and dry goods.
Natural Harvest is open Monday through Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursday from 10 a.m.
to 7 p.m.; Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Naturally Healthy
219 W Mahoning St, Punxsutawney, PA 15767
Tel: (814) 938-9161
Herb Shop
Nature's Garden Natural Foods

4290 Perkiomen Ave., Reading, PA 19606
Tel: 610-779-3000
Fax: 610-779-9610
Contact: Cindy Boyer
ngarden@verizon.net
http://www.naturesgardenonline.com
Nature's Garden Natural Foods has been supplying organic, sustainable food for 28 years to Berks
County. At Nature's Garden you can buy quality nutritional supplements, natural groceries and fresh
organic, grass fed beef, bison, chicken and turkey, as well as organic produce. We value our
customers and take pride in providing good customer service and only the highest quality products.
Come in and shop where everyone knows you and cares about you and your health. If you are new
to Nature's Garden, it won't take long for you to feel like you belong.
Nature's Garden is open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday,
and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Nature's Harvest
101 East Moreland Road, Willow Grove, PA 19090
Tel: 215-659-7705
http://www.naturesharvestmarket.net
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Nature's Harvest is an independent, locally-owned, All-Natural Market established in 1992 to

promote and encourage a healthy lifestyle. We offer a meaningful source of REAL information,
REAL products and REAL people to assist you in finding your way out of the TOXIC WORLD built
by big business and back into the REAL WORLD built by nature. We sell thousands of natural and
organic foods, supplements and personal care products and offer many services to help you gain
and maintain REAL HEALTH.
We Offer:
*A complete choice of grocery, fresh and frozen foods, and more than 50 varieties of 100%
Certified Organic Produce, the only kind we carry!
*Hundreds of choices for those following special diets: gluten-free, vegan, raw, macro, etc.
*A vast selection of Vitamins, Herbs, Homeopathics, and many hard-to-find supplements.
*Nutritional and Naturopathic counseling.
*A wide assortment of Health and Beauty Items - including Organic Body and Haircare products,
Cosmetics, Deodorants, Oral Care, Women's Needs and Topical Remedies.
*Eco-friendly Cleaning and Homecare products, Paper goods, Pet supplies, Books, Magazines,
Juicers and other appliances.
*We discount many of our products from 15-50% every day, including the most popular vitamins
Buy One, Get One Free!!
Nature's Nutrition Center

7596 Haverford Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19151
Tel: (215) 871-0111
http://www.naturesnutritioncenter.com
has been our motto for over 40 years! We are dedicated to you, our loyal customer, taking great
pride in offering helpful information in a friendly and personal environment.
Our NATURES NUTRITION BRAND Vitamins and Herbs offer the highest quality and lowest price
available at 40-60% below the National Brands
In addition, we carry nationally renown products like Solgar, Twinlab, Enzymatic Therapy, & Nature‘s
Plus. We also offer Kosher vitamins and herbs from Freeda.
We are THE place to shop for everything natural - supplements, bath and beauty care, foods and
snacks, nutrition books, and more.
Nature's Pantry
East College Avenue
1350 East College Avenue, State College, PA 16801
Tel: 814-861-5200
Contact: Morgen Hummel
naturespantry@gmail.com
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http://naturespantrypa.com
With over 20 years of combined experience in the natural products business, we are a full service
health food store. We carry a full line of grocery items as well as refrigerated and frozen foods and
bulk foods. We have an extensive selection of vitamin, mineral and herbal supplements. We also
carry natural health and beauty aids, essential oils, teas, homeopathics and pet items.
Nature's Pantry is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Tuesday and
Thursday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Nature's Pantry
Cherry Ln
620 W Cherry Ln, State College, PA 16803 http://www.naturespantrypa.com
With over 20 years of combined experience in the natural products business, we are a full service
health food store. We carry a full line of grocery items as well as refrigerated and frozen foods and
bulk foods. We have an extensive selection of vitamin, mineral and herbal supplements. We also
carry natural health and beauty aids, essential oils, teas, homeopathics and pet items.
Nature's Pantry is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Tuesday and
Thursday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4
Nature's Way
Greensburg
796 Highland Ave., Greensburg, PA 15601
Tel: 724-836-3524
http://www.natureswaymarket.net/
Nature's Way Market has been serving the Greensburg area since May 13, 1977. Now in our 30th
year we have set the standard for what a natural supermarket can achieve. From the beginning,
owner Kitty Tuscano has insisted on the very highest quality products, while always emphasizing
customer service.
You can rest assured that any product carried by Nature's Way is the best that nature can make and
that it will fit well into your healthy lifestyle. We are promoting the best of the truly natural, minimally
processed products and avoiding "natural" junk food. All of the produce we sell is organically grown,
and when available we choose local produce. We know that everyone has individual dietary needs
so we try to stock as many specialized products as possible and we will special order anything that
is not found on our shelves. If you suffer from food allergies, or need to follow a specific diet, we will
do our best to keep you supplied with the purest foods available. We believe that what you put on
your body is just as important as what you put in it so we also have the finest natural body care
products. The supplements that we carry are made by the industry's most reputable companies and
we stand behind the quality of every one of them.
When you come into our store with questions, we will work hard to find answers for you. Our
employees have years of experience and training to help find answers to your dietary puzzles. We
are happy to make the latest research available to you. Our employees will treat you with respect
and patience, and help you navigate through what may seem to be a complex and unfamiliar array
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of choices. We hope to earn your trust.
Nature's Way
143 Northampton St, Easton, PA 18042
Tel: 610-253-0940
http://www.natureswayeaston.com
Nature's Way Market - Easton, Pennsylvania's one stop shop for all your nutritional, health food, and
natural product needs.
Nutricurean
1101 Woodland Road, Wyomissing, PA 19610
Tel: (610) 898-0745
Well-stocked health food store with veg-friendly food, vitamins and supplements
Grocery/Bakery/Deli
Also includes a café with vegan soups, sandwiches, salads, raw food dishes, and more.
Queen's Natural Market, Inc.

742 Cumberland St. , Lebanon, PA 17042-5
Tel: 717-277-0207
Natural foods and remedies.

51 North 12th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-922-2317
Contact: Paul Steinke
info@readingterminalmarket.org
http://www.readingterminalmarket.org
Mouth-watering aromas. Produce fresh from the field. Amish specialties. Fresh meats, seafood, and
poultry. Unique, hand-made pottery, jewelry and crafts from around the world. The hustle and bustle
of a multitude of diverse people. It's all here in Philadelphia's historic farmers market, Reading
Terminal Market. An exhilarating selection of baked goods, meats, poultry, seafood, produce,
flowers, ethnic foods, cookware and eclectic restaurants are peppered throughout the Market. We
invite you to explore this unique and extraordinary historic farmers market in Center City
Philadelphia.
Right By Nature
Tel: 412-454-6200
Fax: 412-454-6206
Contact: Sarah Speer
info@rightbynature.net
http://rightbynature.net
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Right by nature is a 22,000 Square foot all natural and organic supermarket located in the Strip
District just outside of downtown Pittsburgh on 23rd st. They feature local produce and foods as well
as thousands of your favorite natural and organic staples. They have an in house juice bar, pizza
oven, deli, fresh local meats, cheese bar, dairy and grocery department as well as a huge vitamin
and supplement department. They offer free parking in the garage above, (garage entrance
located on 24th st.).
Rose Garden Natural Foods Company

39 West Street, Gettysburg, PA 17325
Tel: 717-338-0835
Fax: 717-338-0578
rosegarden@wideopen.net
http://www.rosegardennatural.com
We sell beef with no hormones or antibiotics from a local farmer and the free-range eggs are also
from a local farm. We also carry milk in glass bottles from a local creamery.
Saubel's Markets
65 E Forest Avenue, Shrewsbury, PA 17361
Tel: 717-235-3891
Fax: 717-235-5285
http://www.saubelsmarkets.com
Welcome to Saubel's Markets. We have 3 great locations to choose from. Our stores are located in
Shrewsbury and Stewartstown, PA and Whiteford, MD.
Scarecrow Hill Community Farm Market

Lancaster Farm Fresh
76 East Mohler Church Rd., Ephrata, PA 17522
Tel: 717-786-5424
Contact: David Fogarty-Harnish
organic@scarecrowhill.com
http://www.scarecrowhill.com
Scarecrow Hill is one of 30 organic farms in a new cooperative called Lancaster Farm Fresh,
offering 22 weeks of fresh produce through our CSA. We will provide our customers with more
variety, a better product and service at a lower cost to you. We share in marketing, distribution, labor
and transportation costs.
Our experienced Amish and Mennonite farmers have been dedicated to healthy families and healthy
land for as many as ten generations in Lancaster County. Our fresh food is delivered to you within
hours of being harvested. Lettuce so fresh it is still glistening with dew, carrots and cucumbers with
that just-picked cruch. Every week brings new treats and surprises. You know your food is always
raised without chemicals, fertilizers, pesticides, or genetically modified organisms.
Second Nature Health Food Store

329 W. Main St., Kutztown, PA 19530
Tel: 610-683-5020
Fax: 610-683-7927
Contact: Elaine Kilgannon
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ekilgannon@secondnaturekutztown.com
http://www.secondnaturekutztown.com
Quaint yet complete store with organic and natural foods, herbs, homeopathics, vitamin and whole
food supplements, essential oils, books, and groceries.
Local and organic produce. Gluten, wheat, and dairy free groceries.
Knowledgeable staff trained by the owner, Elaine; a certified Clinical Herbalist, who is dedicated to
continuing and ongoing education.
Meditation classes are offered weekly; please visit our website's Events Calendar for details.
Hours of Operation:
Mon - Fri 9:30 am to 6:00 pm
Wednesday opened until 7:30
Saturday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Selene Whole Foods Co-op

305 W. State Street, Media, PA 19063
Tel: 610-566-1137
selenecoop@verizon.net
http://www.selenecoop.org
Selene Whole Foods Co-op has recently begun to carry a small selection of organic and
naturally-raised meats. Any meats not carried by the store, such as pork and turkey, can be ordered
easily within a week's notice. The co-op may expand its meat capacity in the near future.
Selene is a non-profit, whole foods cooperative owned and operated by its members. Membership is
open to everyone. Decision and policy making operate at two levels. The elected Board of Directors
is responsible for ongoing planning and supervision of the Co-op. The monthly board meetings are
open to the general membership, and times and places are posted in the store. Policy changes and
decisions are established by the consensus of those present at the annual membership meetings.
Members' participation at these meetings helps to insure the continued democratic operation of our
Co-op.
Selene purchases foods that are organically grown and locally produced when possible. We are
concerned with selling "whole foods," by which we mean those foods as close to their natural state
as possible - foods that have undergone little or no processing. We will not knowingly sell irradiated
foods. Our prices are discounted to members and provide considerable savings on most items.
Store Hours: Monday & Tuesday 10-6, Wednesday - Friday 10-7, Saturday 10-5, Sunday Closed
Shady Brook Farm

Tel: 215-968-1670
Fax: 215-968-6118
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pumpkins.

Tel: 610-431-0786
of their products.
Sign of the Bear

514 St. Cloud, Allentown, PA 18104
Tel: 610-439-8575
Natural and organic groceries.
Simply Wholicious Foods

1900 Willow Street Pike, Lancaster, PA 17602
Tel: 717-291-5741
Contact: Janna Weil
jgweil@earthlink.net
Operating something like a food co-op, I offer a complete range of locally produced, organically
raised, pasture fed meats, eggs, cheeses, dairy, bread, and misc. fair trade items almost all bought
directly from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania farmers.
Orders are taken every 2 weeks, all year long, and the food is then available for pick up at my house
in Lancaster.
No membership or minimum is required. The purpose is to make these healthier foods more
available for people who do not have the time or means to drive all around the countryside buying
their food. A great amount of this sustainably raised food is produced in this county and I hope to
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increase sales and access to it for the local residents.

Tel: 724-935-1743
Sonnewald Natural Foods

4796 Lehman Rd, Spring Grove, PA 17362
Tel: 717-225-3825
http://www.sonnewald.org/
Sonnewald Natural Foods (Pennsylvania Dutch for "sunny Woods") Is located on a 60 acre organic
farm 8 miles southwest of York, Pennsylvania.For over 40 years, we have been providing foods the
way Nature intended; free of chemical fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, synthetic additives, and
preservatives.We are a COMPLETE GROCERY STORE offering a full line of your Natural Health
Needs.
We specialize in 175 REFRIGERATED SERVE YOURSELF BULK ITEMS.Choose from a complete

selection of Grains, Beans, Seeds and Nuts, Herbs, Dried Fruits, Pastas, Snacks, Etc.
Another Specialty is FRESH GROUND FLOURS.Our Stone Mill will grind any of the different Grains
we carry into Fresh Flour with all the Nutrients intact. We grow a variety of vegetables on-site in
beds and in our solar heated greenhouse. We use Biointensive growing techniques- a method of
organic and pustainable production.This and the solar greenhouse allows us to grow year-round in
South-central Pennsylvania.
Look for the PINK HEARTS your guarantee of fresh Sonnewald grown produce.To complete our
selection we offer fruits and vegetables from other organic farms, both domestic and international.
Spring Run Natural Foods

909 E. Baltimore Pike, Kennett Square, PA 19348
Tel: (610) 388-0500
Contact: Arthur Paviglianiti - Manager
Full range of grains, breakfast cereals, breads, nuts, teas, beans, cookies, herbs and spices. Good
vitamin and body health care range, produce - fruit and vegetables. Meats(fresh and frozen)and
bacon, many types fresh mushrooms,eggs and milk,cow and goat cheeses and yogarts. Many
vegetarian sandwiches and other lunch items. Large range of juice beverages. Sample foods
regularly displayed.
Springs Nutrition at Springs Store
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1726 Springs Road, P.O. Box 198, Springs,, PA 15562

Tel: 814 - 662 -4175
Contact: Twila Guengerich
twila@springsnutrition.com
http://www.twila@springsnutrition.com
A small store - Licensed Certified Nutritionist available for consultations. We carry a line of certified
drug organic supplements for sale, and also work with special diets. We have a section of gluten
free foods, and other health foods. We also do mail orders. This is a section in the Springs Store
which is a grocery store with bulk food, in store bakery, and grocery items.
Stone Soup Market

128 S. Allen St., Rear of Webster's Bookstore Cafe, State College, PA 16801
Tel: 814-234-3135
Contact: Sally Sherman
stonesoup4pa@yahoo.com
http://www.stonesoupmarket.org/
(http://www.stonesoupmarket.orgStone Soup Market stocks from Pennsylvania first to provide

healthy, locally-produced alternatives to factory goods. Join us as we exchange ideas, generate
creativity and build something new in the Centre Region.
We offer local, humanely raised meat, poultry, fish, and eggs. (Pastured, grass-fed, antibiotic &
hormone-free beef, veal, pork and chicken.)
Check out our locally produced dairy products as well: Raw milk, butter, cream, cottage cheese,
sour cream, yogurt, raw milk cheese, goat cheese.
We also offer locally made soups, baked goods and specialty food items.

Tel: 717-564-3130
Contact: Jon Strite
jstrite@verizon.net
Sunny Bridge Natural Foods

130 Gallery Drive, McMurray, PA 15317 info@sunnybridgenaturalfoods.com
http://www.sunnybridgenaturalfoods.com
Sunny Bridge Natural Foods only sells products that are: all natural and/or organically grown;
significantly free of artificial colors, preservatives, scents, or flavorings; do not possess highly
processed or synthetic sweeteners; do not contain hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated oils;
have not been exposed to irradiation; do not contain bovine growth hormones, antibiotics, or
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chemicals; do not consist of genetically modified crops; have not been tested on animals; and are
environmentally safe.
Sunny Bridge Natural Foods is open Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday from
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Swarthmore Co-op
401 Dartmouth Ave., Swarthmore, PA 19081
Tel: 610-543-9805
Contact: Amelia Furman
membership@swarthmore.coop
http://www.swarthmore.coop/
Swarthmore Co-op offers a healthy selection of organic items, from produce to beverages to meat
products. Dependent on continued demand, the meat department could expand in the near future to
accomodate a wider selection of meats. Just about any meat from game to lamb is available through
special order. Swarthmore Co-op is open Monday through Saturday 8am to 8pm and Sunday 8am
to 6pm.
The Blueberry
Berry Fields Farm Store
Tel: 570-924-3019
Fax: 570-924-3423
Contact: Charles & Barbara Gerlach
http://www.berryfieldsfarm.net/farmstore/index.html The Blueberry features organic fruits, meats,

vegetables, and fresh-baked artisan breads and desserts from our farm. All of our meat products are
available by the cut year-round from the store. Each cut is CryoVaced in a clear material so you can
view each piece before purchase.
We will also sell other locally produced products such as cheese, honey, and maple syrup, as well
as beautiful items produced by local craftsman. It is our goal to seek out superior quality foods and
gift items to have available to our guests and visitors.
Come up to sit on the porchenjoy the view.... eat some natural ice cream with our very own organic
blueberry topping.
Hours: Friday and Saturday 10:00am to 9:00pm; Sunday 12:00am to 9:00pm.
The Fresh Market

Horsham
100 Welsh Road , Horsham, PA 19090
Tel: 215-659-9432
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The Fresh Market

Glen Mills
925 Baltimore Pike , Glen Mills, PA 19342
Tel: 610-358-4091
The Fresh Market

Center Valley
3060 Center Valley Parkway , Center Valley, PA 18034
Tel: 610-798-7474
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The Granary
2766 W. College Ave., State College, PA 16801
Tel: 814 238 4844
Fax: 814 238 1374
Contact: Leena Scholten
granary@granarynaturalfoods.com
http://www.granarynaturalfoods.com/
The Granary sells natural, organic and ethnic foods, as well as vitamins, homeopathic products,
herbal remedies, personal care products and biodegradable home care products
The Healthy Grocer

3800 Trindle Rd., Camp Hill, PA 17011
Tel: 717-737-5123
Fax: 717-737-5434
http://www.thehealthygrocer.com
Our goal is to assist you in the attainment of a healthy and natural lifestyle by providing a broad
selection of organic and natural foods, nutritional and herbal supplements, homeopathic remedies,
natural personal care products, and health related general merchandise.
We always strive to offer only the best quality products available in the natural marketplace,
presented in a clean, easy to shop, service oriented store.
The Healthy Grocer sells frozen, organic chicken, turkey, beef, and bison products, as well as a
wide array of organic dairy products.
Store hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and
Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Online shopping, with delivery of most items to your home, is also
available.
The Healthy Way

508 Luray Ave., Johnstown, PA 15904
Tel: 814-266-2828
Contact: Sherry Moses
http://www.thehealthywayfoods.com/
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I am not your usual health food store owner. I don't have any degrees in nutrition or alternative
treatments with herbs and supplements. What I do have is a little bit of life experience and a lot of
compassion for those who have special dietary needs.
When my daughter was six years old she started having some stomach and intestinal problems. As
she got older, her condition worsened. Almost every time she ate she got sick. At times she was in
pure agony. It was heartbreaking for me, as a mother.
For six years we went to different doctors and hospitals, enduring many different tests, searching for
an answer to my daughters problems. Finally, we were guided to a natural health practitioner. It was
discovered that due to many bouts with ear infections, the antibiotic treatments had caused a yeast
overgrowth through out her stomach and intestines. Many of the foods she was eating just made the
problem worse. She was put on the strictest diet for one month; no wheat, dairy, sugar, or
chocolate. Even certain fruits and vegetables were forbidden because of the hidden mold on them,
which would promote yeast growth. After slowly introducing these foods back into her diet, we found
that the worst triggers were wheat and sugar. What an adjustment to make! The search and
experimentation began for alternative foods that actually taste good. It has been twelve years now,
and we have found many alternatives.
A little over a year ago we moved to this area, and found there were no stores offering the foods we
needed. We got tired of making the long trip to other locations. So I thought, why not open my own
store? This would be a great benefit to me and to many others in the area. After six months of much
thought and many prayers, I felt led by God to take the plunge into the business world.
I have found that I can share what I know from experience, with my customers. In turn, I am learning
a great deal from them. I share in the excitement of my customers as they find the many good foods
they can eat without getting sick. I know what that feeling is like. It is very fulfilling for me to be able
to provide them with the variety they are looking for.
Sherry Moses
The Kuhn Family Farm

Parkhurst Rd. and Springfield Rd., Springfield Twp, PA 16914
Tel: 570-297-4466
Fax: 570-297-4503
Contact: Randy and Tina Kuhn
chrku67@hotmail.com
http://TheKuhnFamily.tripod.com
At The Kuhn Family Farm, we are committed to growing the best "Hormone & Chemical-free" meat
and produce that truly excels in organic conditions for our customers. We are proud to be members
of the Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture (PASA).

Tel: 570-696-4500
Fax: 570-696-1912
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The Natural Foods Store

131 Hulmeville Avenue, Penndel, PA 19047
Tel: 215 752-7268
Fax: 215 752-1487
http://www.naturalfoodsstore.com
Since 1985, The Natural Foods Store has been dedicated to promoting a positive, healthy lifestyle
and assisting customers in achieving their nutritional goals.
While we cannot prescribe or diagnose, we can offer information regarding traditional product use or
data based on scientific analysis.
"It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver"
Mohandas Gandhi
Today's Market
612 Alleghany River Blvd, Oakmont, PA 15139
Tel: 412-828-4244
http://www.todays-market.com/
Today's Market is a full service health food store located in Oakmont, a northeast suburb of
Pittsburgh. Our store is privately owned and operated and our staff is dedicated to providing a
refreshing and informative shopping experience in support of your healthy lifestyle.
For your health needs, we carry a vast selection of products in the following categories:
* Natural and organic foods (packaged and bulk)

* Organically grown produce (locally grown when available)
* Gluten-free foods (largest selection in the Pittsburgh region)
* Vitamins and herbs
* Homeopathic remedies
* Natural health & beauty products and make-up
* Environmentally friendly cleaning products
* Gourmet foods
With your good health as our primary concern, we choose organic products in every category when
they are available.
Trader Joe's
Tel: 412-363-5748
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http://traderjoes.com/index.html
Trader J's is a grocery store franchise that offers high-quality natural products at low prices, and
offers unconventional and interesting products, as well as everyday basics.
Trader J's boasts organic produce, dairy, meats, whole grains, dry goods and cleaning products, as
well as vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free food items. All Trader J's private label products contain
NO artificial flavors, colors or preservatives; NO MSG; NO added trans fats; and are sourced from
non-genetically modified ingredients.
Visit your local Trader J's to indulge in interesting, upscale products at terrific low prices.
Trading Hours: 9am - 9pm
Trader Joe's
112 Coulter Avenue, Ardmore, PA 19003
Tel: 610-658-0645
Trader Joe's
933 Old York Road, Jenkintown, PA 19046
Tel: 215-885-5240
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Trader Joe's
12 East State Street, Media, PA 19063
Tel: 610-891-2752
Trader Joe's
1430 Bethlehem Pike, North Wales, PA 19454
Tel: 215-646-5870
Trader Joe's
Tel: 215-569-9282
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Trader Joe's
171 East Swedesford Rd., Wayne, PA 19087
Tel: 610-225-0925
Vale Wood Farms

517 Vale Wood Rd, Loretto, PA 15940
Tel: 800-861-6455
Contact: Kim
http://www.valewoodfarms.com
The Vale Wood Farms label has always been your guarantee of the very best in dairy foods; now we
are certified by the American Humane Association that assures you our animals are raised
humanely.
At Vale Wood Farms, our quality control begins with maintaining a healthy and happy herd of dairy
cows. The milk we process comes from our own dairy herd and from neighboring farms that share
our dedication to fresh, wholesome dairy goodness.
Vale Wood Farms offers delivery of the freshest milk and dairy products possible. Our processing
plant is located in the country, very close to the cows that produce our quality milk. Many times the
milk you drink today was on the farm yesterday! Try our regular or reduced-fat milk, buttermilk, ice
cream, sour cream, flavord milk, half and half, cottage cheese and more.
Vale Wood Farms' dairy store is located in the countryside, right by our processing plant and dairy
farm at 518 Vale Wood Road. At our store, you can:
• Purchase any of our quality dairy products

• Enjoy a fresh dipped ice cream cone, milkshake, or sundae
• Buy other Vale Wood Farms' products, such as T-shirts, hats, insulated milk boxes, or milk bottles;
and
• Enjoy the country scenery!
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The Vale Wood Farms dairy store is open Monday through Saturday 9 am to 5 pm and Sunday from
noon to 5pm, with extended hours in the summertime.
You can reach the Dairy Store at 814-886-7171.

Tel: 610-856-7300
Weaver's Way Co-op

559 Carpenter Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19119
Tel: 215-843-2350
weaversw@weaversway.org
http://weaversway.coop/index.php
Weavers Way Co-op, at 559 Carpenter Lane, provides a friendly shopping environment and a wide
variety of quality foods, at prices lower than supermarkets. Members realize savings in several
ways. The Co-op is owned by its members, so there is no owner taking profits off the top. Because
members must work in the store six hours a year, a substantial portion of the Co-op's labor costs are
defrayed. And by purchasing many items in bulk, and either selling them in bulk bins or repackaged
by volunteers, Weavers Way keeps prices even lower.
Whole Foods
Plymouth Meeting
500 W. Germantown Pike , Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
Tel: 610-832-0010
Fax: 610-832-0014
Contact: Dave Pickney
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/plymouthmeeting/
Also sells organic and locally produced beer.
Whole Foods Cooperative

1341 West 26th St., Erie, PA 16508
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Tel: 814-456-0282
Fax: 814-459-7079
Contact: Bob Sonnenberg
bob@wholefodscoop.org
http://www.wholefoodscoop.org/retailer/store_templ
The Whole foods Cooperative is a natural grocery store and co-op which carries a large selection of
organic products in all of our departments. They emphasize local producers whenever possible, and
have products from over 25 local producers. They also have an in-store, vegan and vegetarian cafe.
Whole Foods Market

Wynnewood
339 East Lancaster Avenue, Wynnewood, PA 19096
Tel: 610-896-3737
Fax: 610-896-9129
http://www.wholefoods.com/
Founded in 1980 as one small store in Austin, Texas, Whole Foods Market® is now the world's
largest retailer of natural and organic foods, with 162 stores in North America and the United
Kingdom. To date Whole Foods Market remains uniquely mission driven: We're highly selective
about what we sell, dedicated to stringent Quality Standards, and committed to sustainable
agriculture. We believe in a virtuous circle entwining the food chain, human beings and Mother
Earth: each is reliant upon the others through a beautiful and delicate symbiosis. Store Hours: 8
a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week.
Whole Foods Market

Devon
821 Lancaster Avenue, Wayne, PA 19087
Tel: 610-688-9400
Fax: 610-688-9401
a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday.
Whole Foods Market

Jenkintown
1575 Fairway Rd., Jenkintown, PA 19046
Tel: 215-481-0800
Fax: 215-481-0808
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a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week.
Whole Foods Market

North Wales
1210 Bethlehem Pike, North Wales, PA 19454
Tel: 215-646-6300
Fax: 215-542-2190
a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday “ Saturday; 8 to 8 Sunday.
Whole Foods Market

20th and Callowhill Streets
2001 Pennsylvania Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19130
Tel: 215-557-0015
Fax: 215-557-9521
Earth: each is reliant upon the others through a beautiful and delicate symbiosis. Store hours: 8 a.m.
to 10 p.m. seven days a week.
Whole Foods Market

South Street
Tel: 215-733-9788
Fax: 215-733-9787
Earth: each is reliant upon the others through a beautiful and delicate symbiosis.
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Whole Foods Market

Pittsburgh
5880 Centre Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Tel: 412-441-7960
Fax: 412-441-2907
Earth: each is reliant upon the others through a beautiful and delicate symbiosis. Store hours: 8 a.m.
to 10 p.m. seven days a week.
Whole Foods Market

1575 The Fairway, Jenkintown, PA 19046
Tel: 215.481.0800
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com
Offers Animal Welfare Approved beef from White Oak Pastures
Whole Foods Market

2001 Pennsylvania Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19130
Tel: 215.557.0015
Whole Foods Market

929 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Tel: 215.733.9788
Whole Foods Market

5880 Centre Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Tel: 412.441.7960
Whole Foods Market

821 Lancaster Ave, Wayne, PA 19087
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Tel: 610.688.9400
Wholesome Dairy Farms

136 Camp Road, Douglassville , PA 19518
Tel: 610-621-0508
Contact: Mark Lopez
healthycows@yahoo.com
http://www.wholesomedairyfarms.com
Local, pasture fed raw milk; cheese; produce and prepared foods. The farm is a starting model for
food production with fewer greenhouse gas emissions and waste. The dairy cows are managed by
the owner/veterinarian who knows how to keep the cows healthy with the least invasive
management techniques and less impact on the environment. There is a dairy store on-site.
Prepared foods from Chef David Hentz of Philadelphia. Made with our ingredients, you will love our
delicious selections! We anticipate our move to solar electricity, and meanwhile renew, re-use and
recycle. Please visit! See website for more details.

Tel: 610-584-8202
delighted to find:
Wolff's Apple House

81 S Pennell Road, PO Box 510, Lima, PA 19037
Tel: 610-566-1680
Fax: 610 892-0540
Contact: Andi Wolff
wolffs1910@comcast.net
http://wolffsapplehouse.com
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Wolff's Apple House is a seasonal retail farm market featuring fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as
organic eggs and dairy products. Free-range, hormone and antibiotic-free turkeys are also available
during the holiday season.
Wolff's Apple House is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday
from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Yareck's Health Foods

2 McKean Ave, Charleroi, PA 15022
Tel: 724-489-9261
Fax: (724) 489-9566
Contact: Sammuel Yareck
http://www.yarecksnaturalfoods.com
Yareck's Natural Foods has been an independent health food store since 1957. It is one of the
oldest health food stores in Pennsylvania. Yareck's provides the finest quality natural & organic
nutritional supplements, whole foods, health & beauty products available on the market.
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pennsylvania guide: u-pick

Tel: 724-935-1743
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Seasonal Guide
Seasonal Guide: Pennsylvania
PENNSYLVANIA Jan Feb March April May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec
Asparagus x x x
Broccoli x x x x x x
Cabbage x x x x x x
Cauliflower x x x x
Collards x x x x x x x
Cucumbers x x x x
Eggplant x x x x
Lima Beans x x x x
Okra x x x x
Onions x x x x
Peas x x x
Peppers x x x x x
Potatoes x x x x
Pumpkins x x
Rhubarb x x
Snap Beans x x x
Squash x x x x
Spinach x x x
Sweet Corn x x x
Tomatoes x x x x
Apricots x
Apples x x x x
Blackberries x x
Blueberries x x x
Cherries x x
Grapes x x
Peaches, Nectarines x x x
Pears x x
Plums x x
Raspberries x x
Strawberries x x
Herbs x x x x
Data provided by: http://www.fieldtoplate.com/downloads/pa_veggies.pdf
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