Backyard & Beyond Tree Care Inc.
Andy Berchin is a ISA Certified Arborist (PD-0669AU). Visit our new website at www.backyardandbeyontreecare.com! Andy specializes in tree trimming, consulting, disease and insect diagnosis, plant health care, storm damage repairs and landscaping. Andy has worked with commerical, municipal, and residential customers in matters of tree pruning and landscaping, problem diagnosis, prevention and management of pests and diseases, tree maintenance and repair, damage and value appraisals, pre and post construction design and site recommendations, along with landscape design and tree inventories. Andy has 17 years experience in arborculture field and is working to preserve trees and enchaning landscapes in Washington, Greene and southern Allegheny County.
We also now provide complete tree care services for Emerald Ash Borer detection, prevention and management.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2710
Showman Farms
Showman Farms is a small family owned and operated dairy farm located along Little Conneauttee Creek near Edinboro, PA. We've been milking happy, healthy cows for six generations. Our cows are an important part of our family because they provide the milk for our Raw Milk sales and our yummy Artisan Cheeses. Our milk and cheese is unique because our cows are grass fed. They laze about outdoors from April to November munching luscious fresh grass. Even during the winter months they eat grass in the form of dried hay. We sell eggs,raw honey and free range meat chickens.We also raise Scottish Highland cattle for beef and sell breeding bulls. Please visit our web site at www.showmanfarms.com.
We sell some hay. The hay we sell is primarily orchard grass, timothy, mixed orchard/timothy, and mixed clover/timothy. We sell both square and round bales. We are very aggressive with weed control so our hay is very clean.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4540
Barefoot Farm
Known best for Pick-Your-Own strawberries and pumpkins, you can also P-Y-O red or black raspberries and blackberries. Pre-picked strawberries and pumpkins are sold as well. Our small, family friendly farm sets quaintly on a “no-outlet” lane, yet is not far off the beaten path of major highways. We welcome children to pick. Our photo spot is fun too, so DON’T FORGET YOUR CAMERA! Freshly picked garden items are sold as well, such as asparagus, lettuce, onions, rhubarb and mint tea. Open seasonally, we vary our hours for different crops. We look forward to you visiting us.
NEW… An ICE CREAM SHOP with sandwiches and HAND-DIPPED ICE CREAM located in the 200+ yr. old summer house. Enjoy a FRESH STRAWBERRY SUNDAE! We’re sure you’ll love the home-made WAFFLE CONES as well. Come enjoy some of the creamiest ice cream, while sitting under our cherry tree or on our front porch swing. (During Strawb season, HOURS for Ice Cream Shop are extended...Mon thru Thurs 10am-8pm, Fri and Sat 10am-9pm.) ALSO,in season, we have beautifully decorated, melt in your mouth, CHOCOLATE COVERED STRAWBERRIES. (It's best to order ahead for large quantities).In the fall, you can enjoy apple dumplings and apple cider. Pumpkin season offers hay rides and a children’s straw fort.
STRAWBERRY SEASON TYPICALLY BEGINS around Memorial Day weekend, BUT THIS YEAR THEY ARE EARLY! We will open for strawberries on MAY 19, 2012. Red raspberries come in during early June, black rasperries around mid June and blackberries in late July.
Many photos of fun activities can be seen by simply searching for BAREFOOT FARM on Facebook. Current happenings are posted as well. "Like us" and stay informed.
Just 15-20 min. from the towns listed below.
FROM I-83 EXIT 32 NEWBERRYTOWN -take Rt 382N. for 1.3 miles, turn L on York Rd traveling 3.5 miles, then R on Andersontown Rd for 2.2 miles(this soon becomes Rohlers Church Rd). Turn R on Bluebird Lane.
FROM MANCHESTER- West on Rt. 921 for 3.8 mi, R on Lewisberry Rd 4.2 mi, L on Andersontown/Rohler's Church Rd 2.2 mi, R on Bluebird Lane.
FROM DILLSBURG - S on Old York Rd. At Rossville light continue straight approx 2 mi.(now on Rt 74 S.) At blinking light turn L (Conewago Rd/Rohlers), continue 3 mi. then L on Bluebird Lane.
FROM DOVER-Take Rt 74N of Dover square 3mi, R at blinking light(Conewago Rd/Rohler's) for 3 mi, L on Bluebird Lane.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1193
Stemmrich Blueberry Farm
Do you have a craving for Blueberries??
Then look no further!
We are the Stemmrich Blueberry Farm located in Southern Luzerne county
Pennsylvania.
We offer the very best in Highbush Blueberry picking and
competitive prices as well!
Our operation currently consists of 3000 Highbush & Half high Blueberry
bushes, with over 14+ varieties to choose from and 2000 more bushes
to be in place by the fall of 2014, as well as the Lingonberry, a berry
native to Europe.
The Season opens apprx. the 4th week of June.
(please call for hours of operation)
Are you in the mood for a juicy tree ripe Peach??
We also grow Peaches here on the Farm, 12 of the sweetest varieties
on over 250 trees. our Season begins in mid to late July and extends
to September.
(please keep us in mind)
The Stemmrich Blueberry Farm is located at 71 East Cherry Road
1/4 mile off of route 93 in Nescopeck Twp. Southern Luzerne county PA
Hope to see you in the field!!
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6441
Chadds Ford Farm & Estate
Chadds Ford Farm & Estate offers the Estate or Farm owner or Land manager services including: field mowing, bush hogging, hay cutting, hay transport, lane snowplowing, brush removal, barn rebuilding. We can also remove rough land and replant with lawn or field grass. We offer free no obligation consultations at a time convenient for you and offer satisfaction guaranteed service. Please call us today to discuss your needs. Serving the Chadds Ford, West Chester, Kennett Square and N. Wilmington area. Fully insured.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5734
Stephen A. Chilcote Land & Timber Consulting
Stephen A. Chilcote Land & Timber Consulting is a full-service real estate, forestry and wildlife habitat management firm. We have been in the land and forestry business since 1990. We offer complete habitat restoration services; using scientific forest management and wildlife management techniques, converting poorly managed land into productive timber and wildlife habitat.
List of Services
Timber Sale Administration, timber appraisal, timber stand improvement, herbicide application, harvest planning and layout, food plot installation, wildlife habitat design and implementation including planting of forage, food and cover trees and shrubs, forest regeneration.
If you are selling or looking for land for farming, recreation, oil-gas-timber investment we offer real estate services through Ceglar Realty.
Stephen Chilcote is a wildlife biologist - forester educated at Penn State University with a Master of Forest Resources Degree. He has 20 years experience in timber management and harvesting, land investment and wildlife habitat work. Habitat research on ptarmigan in Montana, grouse habitat management in Maine, deer and turkey habitat in Pennsylvania and timber harvest planning in California, New York, West Virginia and Pennsylvania give a well-rounded experience base.
We offer anywhere from a one-day consultation to complete property conversion and management service.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6445
Walnut Springs Farm
Walnut Springs Farm is family owned farm offering quality pick your own fruit for over 35 years. We are located just south of the Chester County PA border in Cecil County Maryland. Our season begins in late May with strawberries followed by sweet cherries, red and black raspberries and blueberries. Our sweet cherries are dwarf trees grown under high tunnels so that they are protected from rain. We have educational tours from April through October available to schools, daycares and other groups. We also host birthday parties, weddings, hayrides and bonfires.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6000
Blue Rock Bed and Breakfast
Welcome to Blue Rock Bed & Breakfast in Lancaster County PA. We offer lodging for individuals, families, and small retreats. Our rooms are all suites containing the comforts of home and our rates are affordable. We’re conveniently located within walking distance of several restaurants and a kid-friendly park. And only a few minutes’ drive from many Amish country attractions. Explore our website for more details. We offer personal service and would love to hear from you by phone or online. Our specialty is accommodating the entire family (children welcome).
Built in 1847, this colonial farmhouse containes a bit of the character of each of its previous residents. Inside the lower level (Family Suite) an early 20th century water pump fits into the rustic decor of the antique wood paneling and solid brick walls. The Dutchman Suiteon the east side second floor is accessed via a curved staircase and contains original wooden floors and trim uniquely fashioned by craftsmen of long ago. The Sun Suite also features original wooden floors and a sunny private porch balcony.
Come, relax and enjoy Lancaster County and the Blue Rock B&B. Check out our web site for rates, availability and special packages. Some packages include massage therapy, a visit with an Amish family, discount attraction tickets including Sight & Sound Theatre, or Christian healing ministry. Be sure to mention your wishes at reservation time. Go to: http://bluerockbnb.com
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6442
Brownvalley Farms
STRAWBERRIES are now available. Already picked for $4.50/quart or pick your own for $3.00/quart.
Tend-R-Lean beef and our own all-beef hotdogs are available for the freezer year round.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/449
Mt. Moriah Farm
Mt. Moriah Farm is a first year CSA/Market farm. We operate on a little more than half an acre, and grow a variety of heirloom vegetable varieties.
From the first spring greens to the last stubborn leek, buried in the frosty winter ground, we try to meet all seasonal vegetable needs.
Starting on Fridays in early June, we will be running a stand out of Kulp Chiropractic in Reading PA,
http://www.kulpchiropractic.com/
and during special events, we will be at Edge of the Woods Nursery
http://www.edgeofthewoodsnursery.com/
If you are not sure about committing to a full or half CSA share, come see us at these locations for what we have to offer. We grow all of our vegetables naturally, without aid of unnatural fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides.
We will also be hosting stands at our primary farm and satellite location in Lancaster county throughout this growing seasons, so visit :
mtmoriahfarm.wordpress.com and see our calendar or markets page for where we will be.
You can also find more information about our CSA shares and what it is we are trying to do on our little farm.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6394
Posey's Landscapes and Garden Maintenance
Posey's Landscapes specializes in, small and large, commercial and residential properties.
Some "annuals and tropicals" have made it through the winter making a fast comeback. This includes weeds! With all of this weather information, and "global warming" information that we've been talking about, who knows what this season is going to bring us. Let's hope it's going to be a mild temperature, low humidity, and "rain when we want it" season!
Spring is here and in full bloom. The economy has been looking up and people are starting to make calls to their favorite landscapers and supply companies for help, and materials to follow through with their plans from a mild winter.
Even though the economy is good, we understand that it's expensive to landscape, and maintain a landscape. PLGM offers a wide variety of services to help you out while staying within a budget.
I am located in the York, PA area just south of Red Lion about 7 miles.
Give a call to set-up an appointment, or any questions. We have weekly, monthly and yearly garden maintenance spots available for spring, summer, fall and winter.
717-927-9454
jared@poseysgarden.com
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/3884
At Your Service Pet Nannies
Whether you are traveling for business, away on vacation or work long hours and need someone to take your dog out for a daily walk, At Your Service Pet Nannies will take care of your favorite furry friend in the comfort of his/her own home. We provide security for your home, altering lights, bringing in mail, watering plants, taking out trash, and providing your home with that “lived in” look while you are away. Detailed notes will be left describing your pet’s happiness and well-being. We are members of Pet Sitters International, Red Cross Certified in Pet First Aid, licensed, insured and bonded. We service the following areas: Buckingham, Langhorne, New Hope, Newtown, Richboro, Solebury, Southampton, Upper/Lower Makefield, Washington Crossing, Yardley.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5022
Agraco Technologies International LLC
AgraCo Technologies International LLC traces its roots to Agway, Inc., a multi-billion dollar agricultural cooperative founded in 1964, and headquartered in Syracuse, New York. Stretching from Maine to Maryland, Agway, through many small companies, existed to support the numerous small farms of the Northeastern United States with agricultural products, new agricultural technologies, and a multi-state produce distribution system. Faced with a decline in membership from the aggregation or elimination of many small farms, Agway liquidated the assets of a number of its holdings, including those of CPG Technologies (CPG). In late 2000, David Webster, the former President and CEO of CPG, was offered the opportunity to purchase CPG's ethylene removal line of business, which included Extend-a-Life TM filters and Produce & Floral Saver TM sachets.
The Company's initial mission was not only to sell ethylene removal products, but to identify and market a wide range of unique agricultural technologies. One of the company's central tenets continues to be the firm belief that the US scientific community is continually inventing many new products which all too quickly become "orphans". Without entrepreneurial support, these valuable, and many times, elegantly simple products, never reach market. This then has been one of the primary elements of the original AgraCo business plan - to establish a US and an international customer base, and to supply these customers with products that are environmentally friendly, simple to use, and effective. These products include those generally employed in the US and international agricultural business sector, but which also might have significant consumer applications.
Since 2004, Mr. Kenneth Potter, a former food company CEO, and one of the company's initial investors, has taken a more active, product development and sales role in the Company. This effort, in addition to his involvement with sales and marketing of new lines of products, including a farm soil supplement called NitroMaxTM, an all-natural Mosquito Patch, and the Non-Toxic Mosquito Patch, have greatly improved the Company's competitive position.
Following the execution of a programmed and comprehensive sales plan for the Navy, the Company will introduce its products to the food service operations (domestic and expeditionary) of the remaining Armed Forces customers, US Military Sealift Command, US Army, US Air Force, US Marine Corps, and US Coast Guard.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6175
seedlingsrus.com
We sell seedlings, nursery stock field liners, rooted cuttings along with our landscape nurseries and garden centers. We also sell nursery supplies such as burlap, wire baskets, twine, and stakes. We have free use planting equiptment for our customers to plant our seedlings with. We have our main location in Fountainville Pa. on Rt. 313 1/2 mile West of Ferry Rd.. This is at our "Stone Barn Nursery". We have another location in Milan Pa. on Rt.220 the first farm south of Milan 1/4 mile from East Smithfield Road. We sell a wide range of plants for the ornamental and Christmas tree growers and general public. We can ship stock by common carrier or Fed Ex or Ups.. Our web site for our ornamental nursery and garden centers is http://www.seedlingsrus.com
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2076
Wishing Star Hill Alpacas
Wishing Star Hill Alpacas is a small huacaya alpaca farm. We are located in Alburtis, PA. On this quite Berks County setting we raise these calm and gentle creatures for their warm, soft and lightweight fiber. They delight us with their curious personalities and easy going temperments. We have breeding animals available as well as fiber and pet quality. Raw fiber, rovings and yarn are also available.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6118
Seldom Seen Hollow Tree Farm
The Seldom Seen Hollow Tree Farm is a Christmas Tree Farm located in Warren County approximately 6 miles west of Tidioute, PA off of Swede Road. Sean Gill started planting Christmas Tree seedlings in 2004 and currently has 2300 trees in the ground including Balsam Fir, Canaan Fir, Fraser Fir, Korean Fir, Blue Spruce, and White Spruce ranging in size from seedlings to 8 foot tall. Approximately 500 trees (including Balsam Fir, Canaan Fir, Blue Spruce, and White Spruce) will be 5 to 8 feet tall in December 2012 when the farm will officially open for business. Sean welcomes choose and cut customers and wholesalers and can best be reached by phone (412-854-1393) during the week and in the off-season; and at 412-414-4653 on weekends during the season or at 814-484-7187 on Friday and Saturday evenings in December.
2012 Retail Prices
Balsam and Canaan Fir (any size) - $25
Blue Spruce (any size) - $25
White Spruce (any size) - $15
Please call for wholesale prices.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5870
Myers Flock & Fiber Farm
We raise huacaya alpacas primarily for their exquisite fiber. We process the fiber by hand on our farm and create unique handcrafted products. We added a log cabin as our fiber studio in 2012. It has retail and fiber processing space.
We offer raw fiber, roving/batts, handspun yarns and finished products.
We also offer shearing services for alpacas and llamas.
Group tours are available by appointment.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6438
Feeding America - Pennsylvania
About Feeding America
Feeding America is the nation’s leading domestic hunger-relief charity, with more than 200 member food banks serving all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.
Feeding America’s food banks secure and distribute 3 billion pounds of donated food and grocery products annually through a network of approximately 61,000 food assistance agencies, such as food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters and after-school programs.
Feeding America distributes donated food items that are nutritious and wholesome, as well as personal care items that cannot be purchased with SNAP benefits (formerly known as food stamps) such as shampoo, diapers, toothpaste and laundry detergent. More importantly, these donations can be critical when we assist our members in times of disaster.
Americans can help end hunger by donating, advocating and volunteering. To find out more about Feeding America, visit www.feedingamerica.org.
PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU HAVE EXCESS PRODUCE AVAILABLE.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6435
Stone Lane Farm
Our family-owned farm began a Pick-Your-Own Strawberry patch in 2011. We retail already picked berries as well as providing the option to pick your own strawberries. We also wholesale some berries through local supermarkets. We began with 1/2 acre for 2011 and increased the patch to 1 acre for 2012. This year we will be planting even more strawberries and will be expanding into Raspberries, Blueberries, and Blackberries to complement the strawberries in the future. We also offer a few fresh grown vegetables from our garden such as leaf lettuce, spring onions, radishes, and rhubarb.
In addition to the strawberries, we also operate a commercial farm consisting of about 125 acres of owned and leased land. We grow corn and barley to supply the feed for 400 to 500 beef cattle that we market yearly.
We look forward to meeting you and providing an enjoyable experience when you come by to visit with us.
Check our website or like us on Facebook for current conditions and updates.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6341
Burkholder's Ever-Green Farm, Inc.
Visit us in beautiful northern Lancaster County for our own asparagus, red raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, gooseberries, and other luscious seasonal produce. We also grow and sell fresh and dried lavender and herbs, and related gifts. Also don't miss our large selection of antiques and vintage items in our shop. Owners Dan and Margi Burkholder have both taught school and grown berries and other produce since the late 1970’s. Over the decades, our business changed from retail, pick-your-own, and wholesale, to just wholesale. Now with retirement from teaching, we’re reentering the retail farm business with a new spacious building for our produce market and antique shop. We grow hundreds of lilies and other perennials and invite you to enjoy our gardens and antique farm equipment displays. We also board horses with eight stalls and three spacious pastures. Tammie Stark of Stockwell Stables manages the horses and specializes in thoroughbred race horses, lay-ups, and sales prep. Pleasure and retired horses welcome. Availability varies.
Our business name honors our farm's listings in local history books as "The Evergreen Farm". We do not sell evergreens, but hope to keep this property "Ever-Green". Our beautiful location has been in agriculture since the late 1700's and in the Burkholder family since 1924. Dan and Margi purchased the main farm homestead in 2002. Our motto, "Preserving History, Conserving the Land" reflects our commitment to bio-friendly practices, such as generating solar electricity, using geo-thermal heating and cooling, maintaining our creek frontage in the CREP program, and using as many organic practices as feasible. We have been working to preserve and restore our historic buildings. Our large antique shop is open and filled with local and Pennsylvania historical items and unique gifts. Inventory ranges from primitive farm to Victorian to vintage; wooden ware, tools, stoneware, graniteware, bottles, fine glass and china, artwork, paper ephemera, furniture, and much more. Price ranges to suit all. Open as indicated by listed hours. Winter hours by chance or appointment.
Looking forward to a visit! God bless.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4664
MoonShadows Farm LLC
Fresh from the Pocono Mountains
with real homemade country goodness
and old fashioned customer service
come the traditions of MoonShadows Farm.
We started our business in 2005, but our recipes go back to the early 1900's. We produce our own line of jams, jelly, fruit spreads, fruit butters, garden salsas, fruit salsas, vegetable salsas, bbq sauces, salad dressings, pickles, mustard, peanut butter, applesauce, dip mixes and organic soaps. Over 95% of our products are 100% natural with no high fructose corn syrup, artificial ingredients or chemical additives or presevatives. We do not sell from our farm, but we do sell in local stores, craft and vendor shows and on the internet. We also wholesale our complete product line for others to sell under our label or to private label under their own name.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6391
Robert Longdon Farm Service
We at Robert Longdon Farm Service are dedicated to our customers no matter how small their establishment is. We offer wholesale grocery items, small town livestock feed options, fertilizer, and specialty food items not available with the larger wholesale companies.
Along with wholesale, we retail livestock feed and fertilizer and some hard to find items. We are always willing to try to find items our customers need. If there is something you cant find and you know exists, give us a try.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6126
Old Paint Farm
We are a roadside stand thats been in business since 2005. We sell in season annuals, perennials, shrubs, vegtables and fruits. All of our products are locally grown in Lancaster and York county. We strive for quality and competetive pricing.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6433
Zareba Systems
ZarebaSystems.com is a comprehensive website about electric fencing and electric fence systems. This website includes charts and guides, expert tips, FAQs, Fence Planner and the products and components that will help you create a long-lasting, cost-effective electric fence system for your animal containment and control needs.
Zareba Systems makes electrical fence and access control systems for animal containment such as horses and livestock and humans, for security applications at locations such as airports, oil refineries, remote utility sites, and high value storage sites. The company provides perimeter security products for several prisons. Brands include Blitzer, Garden Protector, Guard Tower, and Pet Controller. Its Zareba Systems Europe subsidiary is a maker of electric fencing for the farming, equestrian, and defense markets in the UK, with products sold under the Rutland Electric Fencing, Electric Shepherd, and Induced Pulse brands.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6430
Sleek's Orchard
Sleek's Orchard is a fourth generation family owned and operated orchard and fresh market. We are located on Rt. 96 between Schellsburg and New Paris. We open the season at the end of May through June with strawberries. Sweet cherries are available at the end of June and black raspberries come into season in July. These three crops can be picked for you or you may pick your own. Many varieties of fresh peaches, nectarines, and plums are harvested the end of July through September. We also raise 30 varieties of apples. Apples are available mid-July through January. The market is open 7 days a week 8am to 8pm throughout the U-pick season. Regular market hours from the end of October through January will be 9 till 5. Apple butter is available all year. Please be advised that because of the exceptionally early warm weather, things will more than likely be running ahead of schedule by two weeks.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/206
Milk House Farm Market
We are proud to grow spray free, chemical free produce to improve the quality of our customers lives. We take pride in our growing practices and welcome you to tour the farm and see how we do it.
Slack farm was established in the mid 1800's, we sold our dairy herd in 1988 but have continued to crop farm. In 2007 we established the Milk House Farm Market in the old milk house part of the dairy barn. Brenda Slack and her father now run the market which specializes in outstanding Sweet Corn and Tomatoes.
We have 450 chickens that lay delicious brown, tan, white and blue (yes, blue) eggs which are available daily in the market. We collect Fresh eggs every day! We recently adopted a flock of baby Indian Runner Ducks that will be laying eggs soon!
You can come and Tour the Farm anytime! Our Farm is Your Farm! We have educational signs up for the kids to follow. Come and learn about our farm animals and see where your food is grown!
Our lady farmer, Brenda Slack is known on the East coast as "The Queen of Variety". She prides her self in growing exotic varieties of potatoes, 42 varieties of tomatoes, several types of eggplant, specialty melons, rare zucchini varieties, squash of all shapes and sizes and hard to find herbs along with the other classic crops that she grows such as sweet corn, watermelon, sunflowers and much more! Check out our Website or Facebook page for a list of what we are currently harvesting!
We are proud to host the Milk House Soap Company offering handmade soaps such as "Heavenly Shea Butter" Almond Butter Soap, Coffee Soap (to neutralize odors on your hands after cutting onions, garlic, etc.), and Almond Honey Soap.
We currently offer pasture-raised, certified organically fed broilers and moskovy ducks, annually in the fall.
We are also pleased to offer Penn View Dairy's delicious, hormone-free milk in old fashioned glass bottles.
Mr. Slack, at the age of 80, continues to work the fields to bring you hay, straw, and mulch hay year round.
Our customers say coming to our farm is like going back in time to how Bucks County used to be. Come see for yourself a slice of Bucks County history and enjoy our healthy, delicious, high quality produce, honey, and eggs.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4685
Suloman's Dairy
Family owned and operated dairy farm and retail dairy store. Dairy farm est. 1920. Dairy store est. 1971. Hormone-free (no hormones added) pasturized & homogenized whole milk, 2% milk, skim milk, from our dairy cows to you at our dairy store. Rich, thick chocolate milk, drinks, including delicious iced tea and other misc. drinks. Nelson's hormone-free (no hormones added) ice cream, in 1/2 gallons & hand-dipped, in over 50+ flavors. Thick milkshakes, lots of sundaes (even one for your dog), ice cream sodas, floats and smoothies. Plus party trays of hand-dipped ice cream to-go. Dairy products (butter, eggs, 1/2 & 1/2, creams, etc.) Seasonal Egg Nog, Pequea Valley Farm Yogurt, fresh baked goods from Company Cakes, McClure's and Moyer's Homemade Goodies, AVON. Local honey from Eugene Taylor. Local hotdogs and bologna from Denver Meats, Denver, PA, the famous "Hippey Hotdogs and Hippey Ring Bologna"!! Fresh Hippey Hotdogs on the hotdog roller daily!! Local homemade granola from Sheila's Crunchy Delights. Fresh soups and salads and many items from the Lancaster area. We may be a small business, but we have many unique items and local products. We also have outside seating around the dairy to enjoy your ice cream, either at our picnic tables or benches to view our pond, while feeding the ducks. Come and check us out!
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/996
Cooper Farm Market
Take a short drive to the country to Cooper Farm Market. We're a century old family owned and operated farm. Open Summer through Fall.
We open for the 2012 season on August 1 with our own homegrown sweetcorn. Sooner if the weather and corn cooperate. We also will have other fresh vegetables and fruit then too.
Visit us in the Fall for apples, pumpkins, gourds, corn stalks and fall decorations. Corn maze opens the last week of September and is open daily until 6 p.m.
Start a family tradition at COOPER FARM'S PUMPKIN FESTS. 2012 Pumpkin Fests are SEPTEMBER 29, OCTOBER 6,13,and 20. Spend a fun filled day at our farm. Take a walk through the hay and corn mazes, enjoy a surrey or hay wagon ride and play kid games. Cider pressing on the 20th. Don't forget to vist our country store for canned goods and unique gifts.
Located 5 miles West of Falls Creek, PA on Route 830. Turn right at Beechwoods Cemetery.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/438
The Produce Crib
"Juniperdale Farms "The Produce Crib". Our "motto" is we want to sell only what we grow. During the fall we do sell mums from other local vendors. We can grow just about any kind of fruit or vegetables that you see in the grocery store. We will open sometime in April to late November. We try and keep it to just family members as workers. We have two products that people can pick there own. thats Strawberries in June twice a day seven days a week unless specified. Times are 10am to 12 noon and 6 to 8 in the evening. Pumpkins is the other product you can pick in October you must stop and ask someone who is working. We particapate in the annual open farm tour which is usually end of September or the first two weeks in October. During the off season we usually have extra apples you can call ahead to see what we have. We sell shelled corn, some corn on cob staw and hay so call for info at 610-217-7203 thank you the Produce Crib.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1665
Slippery Rock Community Farmers' Market
Each week, the Slippery Rock Community Farmers’ Market is held in a relaxed setting
along the Slippery Rock Creek in beautiful Rock Falls Park. We offer live local music,
guest speakers, kids activities, yoga, and the freshest, healthiest food around.
The Mission of the Market is to promote and support local agriculture and farming
families and to enhance the cultural experience of the Slippery Rock Community
while increasing consumer appreciation for high-quality local farm and homemade
products.
We encourage our patrons to get to know our growers and to ask them about the
agricultural process that brought the food from farm to market. Feel free to ask
your growers where their farm is, how long they have been a producer, what farming
practices they use and how they comply with state and Market policies.
Our vendors have a variety of products ranging from organic to sustainable apples,
strawberries, red and golden raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, elderberries,
blueberries, lettuces, beets, carrots, corn, heirloom tomatoes, kale, summer and fall
squashes, rutabagas, cucumbers, zucchini, red, white, purple and Yukon potatoes,
fresh and dried herbs, beans, lima beans, eggplant, parsnips, bell, hot and sweet
peppers, braising greens, red and white onions, okra, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower,
sugar snap peas, snow peas, scallions, garlic and garlic braids.
We also carry great local meats, eggs, honey, fresh cut flowers, fresh baked goods,
bread, pies, cakes, cookies, rolls, pickled and canned goods, homemade soaps,
lotions, and salves, fair trade coffee, tea and chocolates, handmade jewelry and
paper crafts, pasta, noodles, sauces & homemade hula hoops from The Hoop Bear.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5531
Hardler Farms ,LLC.
RAW MILK: Our farm is licensed to provide both Raw Goat and Cow Milk. We Cater to our local community in hopes that more farmers will join the march to providing Raw Milk. Our goat herd consists of a mixed breed of Nubian, Alpine & Toggenburgs. Our Cow herd consists of Line Backs, Jerseys, Ayrshire, Dutch Belt, & Normandy's. We are hormone and antibiotic free! Our herds are grass fed with minimal supplements. Our bottling license has allowed us to make our product available in many locations: Honesdale: Super Duper, Jo Robs, Natures Grace, Honesdale Farm & Garden, Main Street Farmers Winter Market Saturdays 11am-1pm: Hawley: IGA, Lake Region IGA, Northern Lights: Milford: Grand Union (Milford Farms): Greentown: Dutch’s: South Cannan: Country Trails: Mt Cobb: Ritters Farm Market: Waymart: Rays Supermarket: Carbondale: Pasquales: Clarks Summit: Gerrity’s: Factoryville: Gerrity’s: Montrose: Rays: Scranton: Gerrity’s: Great Bend: Robs Shursave: and many more coming soon.
GRASS-FED MEATS: We also run our own butchering facility from slaughter to processing and smoking. We sell retail grass fed meats and offer custom ordered meats. All of our products are MSG, Nitrite and Nitrate Free..
All products are available on the farm Thurs & Fri 8am-4pm Sat 8am-4pm as well as local farmers markets.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/3835
Engle-Hambright & Davies (EHD)
From field to fork, we are agribusiness specialists
EHD understands the challenges facing agribusiness today. We’ve been meeting the insurance and risk management needs of producers, dealers, suppliers and processors for years. Experience and market specialization give us the resources to better protect the business you’ve worked so hard to build.
Our market focus includes, but is not limited to:
Ag chemical distributors
Beverage and food distributors
Dairy processors
Egg/poultry producers and processors
Farm equipment dealers
Feedmills and grain milling plants
Food production, including farming and contract farming
Refined fuel distributors
Exclusive strategic partnerships with leading agribusiness insurers help us customize insurance programs specific to your operations. EHD’s deep bench of risk management resources and services reduces costs that negatively impact your financial statements and harm your competitive position. Also, our experienced in-house risk consultants, claims team and workers’ compensation advocates strive to attain the most favorable claims outcomes for you.
EHD is a proud member of PennAg Industries Association and an active partner in the Lancaster County Ag Council and Lancaster Farmland Trust.
To learn more about how our agribusiness group can help your business, please contact:
Gary Seiber, Jr.,
Commercial Account Executive & Agribusiness Practice Group Leader
717-390-4353
gnseiber@ehd-ins.com
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5731
Dillsburg Farmers' Market
Now in its third year, the Dillsburg Farmers' Market is proving itself to be a Saturday morning oasis for fresh produce, eggs, meat and baked goods. Conveniently located on N. Baltimore Street (near the post office and the newly opened Dollar General Store), the site hosts a group of friendly, knowledgeable and reliable vendors showcasing a wide array of homegrown, homemade and "earth grown" items, including soy-based candles and soaps, apple butter, jams and jellies, sauces, shiitake mushrooms, fresh-cut flowers, homemade dog treats, mums, bedding plants and indoor and outdoor planters.
Customers and vendors alike eagerly anticipate "Market Day" as an opportunity each week to share the abundance and exchange of fresh products and to enjoy the positive camaraderie that results when people "buy fresh, buy local!"
The Dillsburg Farmers' Market offers:
Baked goods: breads; cakes; cinnamon rolls; cookies; cupcakes; dumplings; pies; pretzels; whoopie pies
Culinary: apple butter; jams; jellies; juices; salsas; sauces; soups
Dog treats
Fresh-cut flowers
Fruit: apples; blueberries; cantaloupes; cherries; peaches; pears; raspberries; rhubarb; strawberries; watermelons
Herbs
Meat: beef; chicken; pork
Mushrooms: Shittake
Plants: annuals; bedding plants; herbs; indoor and outdoor planters; mums; vegetable plants
Poultry: eggs
Soy-based candles and soaps
Vegetables: asparagus; beans; beets; cabbage; chard; cucumbers; eggplant; garlic; greens; green bell peppers; gourds; heirlooms; hot peppers; lettuce; onions; peas; potatoes; pumpkins; radishes; spinach; sweet corn; squash; tomatoes; turnips; zucchini
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6241
Jacoby Gardens and Mowing
Jacoby Gardens and Mowing offers quality plants and produce in season. Seed geraniums and green bell peppers are our specialties, yet we also carry a diverse selection of plants ranging from traditional garden favorites to new and innovative varieties. All inventory is grown from seed and transplanted on the premises, personally managed and maintained by the owner/operator (with help from family members). Plants are available for sale by phone and e-mail orders and self-serve roadside retail. Wholesale orders are also welcome - call or visit for information.
In summer, business shifts from greenhouse production to produce gardening. Quantities of home grown produce become available in season. Place wholesale and retail orders by phone or visit self-serve roadside retail. We sell what we grow!
Visit us at the Dillsburg Farmers' Market on Saturdays from mid May to early October, 8 a.m. - 12 noon at 117 N. Baltimore Street.
Jacoby Gardens and Mowing also offers full mowing services for local residential, agricultural and commercial properties, including short-term and vacation jobs and select landscaping. Call for details.
Check out our updated website to see "what's growing on!"
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2571
Towhee Hill Farms
Towhee Hill Farms is a small pepper farm in Zelienople, Pa. that produce specialty hot pepper spreads and sauces. We also utilize several fruits and berries from various properties in Western Pa and Ohio to make jam's, jellies and butter's. Jam's included are Red Raspberry, Wild Grape ,Jalepeno and Thimbleberry. A pear butter combining pears and prapples from our orchards on Lake Erie is a popular item in the fall. Also a pear/pepper relish makes a great topping on grilled pork or lamb.
Reg. with the PA Dept. of Agriculture and part of the"PA PREFFERD PROGRAM ",we our excited to be a part of PA's locally grown community and are looking forward to seeing everyone at various fairs, markets and festivals.
Thank-you
Tom and Lynn Hamilton
Towhee Hill Farms
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6146
Market Street Violetry of PA
I grow and sell African Violets-"Saintpaulia".I am located at 318 North Market Street,Elizabethtown,Lancaster County Pennsylvania 17022-"South Central PA". African violets are house plants which are easy to grow and maintain. They will bloom throughout the year with minimal care.Available are all types of african violets-standard size,miniature,trailing varieties,plants with variegated foliage,all bloom colors-pink,blue,purple,red,white,coral,bi-color and fantasy blooms.These african violets are named, registered varieties with The African Violet Society of America-avsa.org.Starter plants now available-Dean's Rosalie,Ma's Toxic Spill,Tiny Wood Trail,Red Pepper,Honeysuckle Rose,Rob's Blue Cat,Grape Slush,Debon's Christmas Morning,Ness' Blueberry Puff,Blue Dragon,Silver Brocade.Available soon starter plants of Lemon Drop,Gleeful Elf,Bishop,Alans Fallen Angel,Jean Pierre Croteau,Purple Passion,Ramblin' Cream Pie,Namely Nancy, and more.I have a few hundred varieties of African violets from which I sell leaves for rooting @ $3.00 per pair of leaves-same variety;including Bob Serbin,Lavender Tempest,White Dew,Bishop,Wrangler's Green Pastures,Wrangler's Spanish Cavalier,Rob's Dandy Lion,Rob's Stickey Wicket(trailer),Blue Mink,King's Ransom,Buckeye Country Lilacs,Li'l Glimpse O'Spring,Field and Stream,Fisherman's Paradise,The Madam,Royal Child and many more.I also offer cuttings from trailing violets which root easily @ $2.00 per cutting.Please EMAIL for list of african violet PLANTS or LEAVES currently available. Prices range from $3.50 for african violet starter plants in two inch cups,$4.50 for plants in three inch pots.I gladly supply growing information, and am happy to answer any questions. You are welcome to contact me to set up a time to visit if you are within easy driving distance. I provide MAIL ORDER SERVICE via US Postal Service priority mail beginning last week of April, ending last week of October.Shipping cost is $8.00 for the first plant,plus .75 for each additional plant.There may be additional cost due to distance and weight.I do keep shipping cost as low as possible. Customer feedback information is available upon request.***CALL (717) 367-2458 and *please leave a message*, OR EMAIL BEFORE VISITING oldbugxl@aol.com - This is a home based business by appointment only. Thank you.*** Happy growing! Vicki
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5021
Rocky Meadow Farm
Hay Tarps is what we sell. Super Tarp is our brand. No more ripped out grommets with our sleeve style tie down. Don't let your green gold (hay) go to waste, cover it with the Super Tarp.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6426
Bubblin' Brook Farm
Bubblin' Brook Farm is situated in beautiful picturesque Lancaster County Pennsylvania. We are pleased to own and raise Dorpers, one of the finest breeds of Sheep. We have some of the top genetics in the Dorper breed coming from farms such as Blue Egg, Broadmead, Riverwood, Wilson Ranch, and others, including bloodlines from South Africa. All our sheep are registered fullblood or purebred.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6425
PA. Pasture Pork and Lamb
Taste the difference of pasture raise meats!
The Anschuetz Farm is a family owned farm that was established in 2009. Our farm serves the needs of the conscientious consumer. We are committed to selling beef, pork and lamb meat products that come from animals fed an all natural diet. Their diet is free from hormones and antibiotics. Our beef, pigs and lambs graze peacefully on our farm which is located south of Gettysburg in Adams County, PA....
You can purchase our products at two convenient locations. You can visit us on Saturday mornings as part of the Gettysburg Farmer’s Market. Our stand is located on the Pub quadrant of the square. You may also purchase our products year round at The Hauser Estate Winery tasting room located in the 17 on the Square building.
Our meat is available for sale by the cut or by the half or whole animal. We have our animals butchered and packaged under USDA standards. Individual cuts are labeled for sale. If you would like to buy a half or whole animal, a reservation and deposit will be required.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5175
Glades Pike Country Store
Our store is about being LOCAL! We want people to start thinking about what they eat and make them aware of what could be in there foods?! We have all natural beef, pork, fruits, vegetables, and eggs. Our beef come from our family farm called Meadow Creek Farm. The beef are grass/hay fed and the pork are grain and veggie fed. They are free from hormones and antibiotics. Our chickens are Cage Free and our Eggs are gathered everyday and rinsed off by hand. Fruits and veggies are not sprayed because we have little helpers who like to eat what they pick and there is no time to wash it.
We have also added a line of Americam made speciality foods such as soups, desert mixes,dips, nuts,and Califonte foods which specializes in Italian pastas, sauces and frozen soups, and pastas prodcuts such as stuffed shells and raviolies. We carry local honey and maple syrup,barbeque sauces,pepper mustards, apple butter, cheese, and baked goods. All are made right here in Somerset County.
Our fresh produce includes vegetables and fruits from local farms as they come available during the growing season. We would love to be your source of local foods.
We also have local crafts and gifts as well as homemade soaps and lotions and treats for your favorite pets. Be sure to stop by and check out our baby items, jewelery, pottery, and handcrafted wooden toys.
There is something for eeveryone at Glades Pike Country Store.
Local Milk and teas coming soon!!!
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5701
Plowshare Produce
Plowshare Produce is a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farm located in McAlevy's Fort, "The Heart of Stone Valley." Micah and Bethany Spicher Schonberg are grateful to rent six acres of Bethany's parents' land, where her great-grandfather farmed with horses in the 1940's.
At Plowshare Produce, we are committed to being good neighbors in our community and careful stewards of the land. With the help of our draft ponies, Polly and Sadie, we grow healthy, tasty vegetables without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides. Our gardens and greenhouses are certified by Pennsylvania Certified Organic.
We invite you to become a Plowshare Produce shareholder by signing up for a weekly selection of fresh, local vegetables from May to November. Shareholders may pick up at the farm in McAlevy's Fort or at a central location in State College or State College.
Our CSA "Farm Share" provides a family with vegetables all season long, and it includes a newsletter that offers recipes and tips for creating nutritious, delicious meals from your weekly bag. A Half Share offers the option of picking up your veggies every other week throughout the season.
In State College, you can pick up your share at University Mennonite Church, 1606 Norma Street, on Tuesdays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. In Huntingdon, you can pick up your share at the Standing Stone Coffee Company, 1231 Mifflin Street, on Fridays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Along with over 50 kinds of vegetables, we also sell vegetable and flower seedlings in the spring, and during canning season, we offer large quantities of tomatoes, green beans and other produce at a discount.
Plowshare Produce is in McAlevy's Fort along Route 26 - sixteen miles south of State College and sixteen miles north of Huntingdon.
Visit our web site, www.plowshareproduce.com, for more information.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5145
Soil Secret Inc.
Soil Secret is 100% Natural Earthworm Castings. It is nature's purest most effective form of plant food. It is non toxic, odorless, chemical-free and contains high populations of beneficial micro-organisms crucial to healthy root systems. Worm casting naturally aerate the soil, retain high moisture levels, release nutrients slowly over time to meet the plants needs, improve the look and health of your plants, stimulate flowering and fruiting and produce larger harvest. All these benefits are achieved without fear of burning your plants or harming the environment. Soil Secret is a great gift for everyone who loves houseplants or gardening.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1494
Myster Tree and Shrub Service
Glenn Myster is an ISA Certified Arborist and State Licensed Commercial Pesticide Applicator. Myster tree and shrub service is a full-service tree care company that can handle all phases of tree evaluation care or removal including stumps. In business for twenty five years. We are fully insured and provide professional scientific tree care.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1465
Charlies Produce and Crabs
Charlie's Produce and Crabs is a locally owned small business who specializes in fresh produce and Maryland blue crabs May through October. We grow many of our own vegetables and have an extensive network of local farmers who help supply us with a large assortment of local produce. We have live crabs delivered daily from the eastern shore of Maryland.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6423
Big Horn Ranch Conservation Services
Provider of farm conservation services. Intsallation of streambank fencing, riparian buffers, grazing systems and other farm conservation practices. nutrient management plan writer certified by Pennsylvania dept of Agriculture. state wide services. free email consultation for price quote.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6422
Skippack Creek Farm
We are a small family owned farm located in the Harleysville/Souderton area of Lower Salford Township. We are CERTIFIED NATURALLY GROWN (The Grassroots Alternative to Certified Organic).
Our Produce is CHEMICAL FREE !! NO PESTICIDES! NO HERBICIDES! NO GMO'S !!
We only use organic or untreated seeds !
***WE GROW WHAT WE SELL !!!
We grow a large variety of organically grown fruits and vegetables
**********3RD ANNUAL ORGANIC VEGETABLE & HERB PLANT SALES ON MAY 4, 2012 from 4-8pm & May 5th 9-5.
AVAILABILITY LIST ON FACEBOOK OR EMAIL US AT SKIPPACKCREEKFARM@YAHOO.COM****************
We are members of the Pennsylvania Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) and accept checks.
~We are members of Certified Naturally Grown, PASA, PA Vegetables Growers Association, Local Harvest,Pa Preferred, Buy Fresh Buy Local, & PA Simply Delicious
**** We are proud to offer our very own Skippack Creek Farm RAW HONEY !!!! Limited Quantities Available!
+++++ We are now on FACEBOOK - Become a fan and get weekly updates,see pictures of the farm get info on when our farmstand will be opening and which markets we will be attending !!
We carry 35 varieties of Amish made Jams and Jellies, and other delicious jarred goods
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4618
Leachs Nursery
We are a Nursery specializing in Perennials,Shrubs & Trees. In the spring we grow Annuals, Perennials, Vegetable plants & Hanging Baskets. Perennials, Trees & Shrubs are available year round.
We are located west of Mifflinburg on Pleasant Grove Rd. Travel approx. 3 miles on
RT. 45 going west & turn right at Christ’s United Lutheran onto Pleasant Grove Rd. & follow the double yellow line for 3.2 miles. Greenhouse & Nursery is on the right.
Birch - Japanese Whitespire
Cherry - Weeping - $59.00
Dogwood - White -Pink - Red - Chinese
Green Weeping Willow
Maple - Silver
Plum - Purple Leaf Thundercloud
Japanese Maple
Cascade Weeping Peach
Weeping Pussy Willow
Pin Oak
Magnolia - Sweetbay
Fruit Trees
Apple - All Semi Dwarf - Red Delicious - Golden Delicious
Winesap - Honeycrisp
Peach - Red Haven - Red Skin - Loring
Pear - Bartlett
Apricot - Moorpark
Shrubs in stock
Arborvitae - Hetz Midget
Barberry
Buddleia - Butterfly Bush - 6 colors
Euonymus - Dwarf Burning Bush
Forsythia - Dwarf & Regular
Hydrangea - Several Varieties
Juniper - Skyrocket
Lilac - Assorted varieties
Magnolia -Jane
Peony
Flowering Quince
Viburnum - Japanese Snowball
Weigelia - Red - Pink - Wine & Roses
Huge Boston Ferns HB
Assorted Hanging Baskets
Annual Bedding Plants - Flowers & Vegetables
Perennials
Raspberries - Red - Black - Gold
Georgia Jet Sweet Potato
Blueberry - Blueray & Berkley
Grapes - Seedless & Wine
Rhubarb - Canada Red
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/3123
L. Kearns & Son's Worm Farm
L.Kearns & Son's Worm Farm are vermicompost farmers we bread, raised, and culture nightcrawlers and red worms for retail and wholesale. We are vermicompost recyclers we recycle organic matter ( Fruits )( Apples, pears, banana peels, strawbarries, peaches and all typs of melons ( Vegetables )( beans, cabbage, celery, carrots, cucumbers, tomatoes, all greens, corn, corncobs,and squash ( Cereals ans Grains )( oatmeal, pasts, rice, non suger breakfast cereals, corn meal, pancakes ( Miscellaneous )( coffee grounds, coffee filters, tea bags, eggshells, dead flowers, ( Other )Food / Bedding ( newspaper, (No Shiny Or Coated Paper ) cardboard, paperboard, Paper egg cartons, brown leaves, Saw Dust, Rabit, Cow Manure. We also sale live bait ( Mealworm, Wax Worms, Maggots, Crickets, Fathead minnows, and shiners ) April 1st thru September 31st. Out Worm Farm Is Year Round
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/6103
