Barefoot Farm
Experience picking your own STRAWBERRIES, RASPBERRIES & PUMPKINS at Barefoot Farm! We are a family friendly farm that you’ll want to make a tradition. Come pick fresh produce from our well maintained fields. It’s enjoyable, healthy and frugal.
Visit us where we live, work and play. Our front porch is “Grand Central Station”. You’ll be greeted near our garden gate and later finalize your purchases there. The 200 year old summer house is where you’ll find cold soda, popsicles, toys and strawberry novelties. You are welcome to enjoy your ice cream or a brown bag lunch at a picnic table under the cherry tree. Potted perennial flowers are for sale within view of the front porch swing.
We have several acres of strawberries and pumpkins, as well as red and black raspberries. Remember, a good rule of thumb is that strawberries come in around Memorial Day and continue most of June. Raspberries start mid June but don’t last long after July 4th. Pumpkins season is the month of October.
Children are welcome to pick. We love to see families create memories here. We do ask that children be taught respect –not to trample berries or waste them. We offer a shaded play area within sight of the fields. Our photo spot is fun too, so DON’T FORGET YOUR CAMERA!
“Pick-your-own” saves money and provides you with the freshest, tastiest produce. Fresh asparagus, rhubarb, onions, lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, mint tea, etc. are other garden items you’ll find in season.
WE HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON! We are just 15-20 min.from Dover/Wellsville/Manchester/Newberrytown areas.
THE FOLLOWING DIRECTION SHOULD BE HELPFUL...
FROM I-83 EXIT 32 NEWBERRYTOWN -take Rt 382N. BECAUSE OF A BRIDGE OUT...proceed approx. 4 mi. to blinking light. Turn L at light onto 177S, go approx. 1 1/2 mi. and turn L on Bull Rd. Proceed on Bull Rd. to the third stop sign, where youll see Rohlers Church Rd. Turn R on Rohlers Church Rd and proceed 1 mile (watch for our sign on R) then turn R on our lane (Bluebird Lane). Continue to 2nd farm.
FROM MANCHESTER- West on Rt. 921 for 3.8 miles, R on Lewisberry Rd 4.2 miles, L on Andersontown/Rohler's Church Rd 2.2 miles,R on Bluebird Lane .5 miles.
FROM DOVER- Rt. 4 North of Dover Square 3 miles, R at store/blinking light on Conewago Rd 3 miles (this changes to Rohler's Church Rd at the sharp turn), L on Bluebird Lane to 2nd farm.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1193
atlas wood products
We are more than just pallet guys. Take a look! http://www.atlaswoodproduct.com
Atlas is a industrial wood products manufacturer, working locally & shipping globally. Saving the Trees.
With the popularity of today’s green movement, We thought helping ecologically minded consumers would love to know their use of recycled lumber not only would make green sense, but also look rustic or historically accurate. With my vast inventory of recycled/reclaimed lumeedr, I realized my goal of meeting the needs of today’s green minded homeowner may be feasible. We offer hardwood eco-flooing, eco-wanscoting, eco-ceilngs, eco-fastpanel floor system from air dried hardwoods, for aged fastflooring install paanels.
We are a crater & offer craters services. Now our 4 wheel hardwood movers dollies are manufacturer from recycled hardwood blocking. Atlas has been manufacturing the hardwood mover dollie since 1980.
We do the following and offer rough-in millwork with the following equipement. Large and small bandsaws, boring machines, panel saws, table saws, jointers, planers, sanders etc.
All Wood pallets, crating, industrial wood, hardwood, special size crate, ispm15 crates, craters, ippc export crates, show crates, display crates, speciality crates, apple type crates, ippc crates,export ippc wooden boxes, wood specialty boxes, wooden pallets, wood skids, export ippc stamped wood, export ht ispm 15 lumber, ht ippc wood, heat treated lumber, ispm15, ispm 15 crate, ippc crate, for export use.
we offer free pallet disposal, skid removal, wooden pallet removal & wood skid delivery - crate disposal. In the used pallet area we have over 6,000 used, repaired & recycled pallets in stock. we might have a size you can use. New pallets & used wooden pallets are usually in stock for certain sizes. Special size skids and special pallets can always be made for you.
Atlas Wood Products serves the moving and storage industry. New Plywood storage vaults, Used plywood storage bought and sold. The storage vault by some people is also called a (storage pallet) by some people in the moving industry. Atlas also manufactures plywood lift vans 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, full standard 197 cube, special size, baggage etc. Our plywood liftvan is sddc-mttc #219 approved-branded & usht519 ispm 15 ippc crate, stamped for export international shipping. http://atlaswoodproducts.wordpress.com/ click on this link to see all what we do
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4025
Ginder Greenhouse & Garden Ctr., Inc
Ginder Greenhouse & Garden Center is located in a country setting in Upper Mount Bethel. We are a family runs busines that strives for quality products and personalized service.
In addition to the large assortment of bedding plants, Ginder Greenhouse has a large variety of combination and single hanging baskets and planters. We will gladly to custom planting in our pots or yours.
We carry all of your vegetable and fruit plant needs including berry bushes, fruit trees and vegetable bedding plants.
Trees and shrubs of many sizes and varieties can be found along with a large assortment of perennial plants.
In addition you can find all of your gardening accessories: Plant care items and bagged products including mulch, top soil, peat moss, mushroom soil, fertilizers, etc. Garden gloves and tools.
You will also enjoy browsing through the lawn and garden decorating items. Wind Chimes - Amish made lawn furniture - flags - slates - gazing balls etc.
Visit our gift shop for candles, wreath, home decor items, locally crafted baskets and Amish jams and jellies.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5663
South View Farm
South View Farm is a 45 acre farm in Centre County, Pennsylvania. We currently raise boer goats for meat. Our grass-fed goats have been served in restaurants in State College and the surrounding areas as well as sold to the local population. Goat meat is very nutritious, being higher in protein than beef and lower in fat than chicken. We have the following cuts for sale: tenderloins, racks, roasts, chops, shanks, shoulders, skirt steak, spare ribs, neck roasts, legs, cubed meat, hamburger, stock bones, organ meats and whole & half goats. We also sell live goats for 4H projects and for pets. Please call for pricing and more information.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5661
G. Porter Associates, Inc.
G. Porter Associates is an independently owned business nestled in the Susquehanna Valley of Central Pennsylvania. Although we offer a number of services, we specialize in supplying top quality custom labels at competitive prices, for organic products, baked goods, cider, apple butter, wine, honey, jellys, jams, plu labels for individual fruits,pneumatic air guns to apply plu labels and also a variety of hand held label dispensers.
We can do short runs designed to meet your production needs. Normal delivery is 2-3 days from art approval.
All of our labels are produced to your specifications. Also, we can provide you with a variety of blank and colored label stocks to be used in a laser printer, dot matrix or Primera printer. We also have available circle dies, oval dies and a large number of rectangles. We specialize in small quantities of upc or plu labels for on bags of apples etc.or on mellons, peaches or apples.
We have been assisting label buyers for over 15 years by providing the optimum label for their specific application.
We have our own in house design people to help you design your own label or you can send us your art work as a pdf or jpeg file.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1572
Fleaportal.com
Fleaportal.com is the World's Most Comprehensive Encyclopedia for Flea Market Events and Resources. FleaPortal is the gateway to the world of Flea Markets and provides useful information on flea markets, including location, days and hours of operation, number of vendors, contact information, specialty products sold at the market etc. FleaPortal is a very helpful tool not just for flea market shoppers, vendors but also for flea market owners and managers. Flea market owners will be able to find useful resources, suppliers, assciations etc. that they can benefit from. The list of flea markets available in Pennsylvania can be found at http://www.fleaportal.com/Flea_Markets/State/Pennsylvania .
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5658
Hellerick's Family Farm
www.HellericksFarm.com
Welcome to Hellerick’s Family Farm near Doylestown in scenic Bucks County, Pennsylvania. We hope you will come to pick your own Strawberries in the spring, Flowers in the summer and Pumpkins in the Fall. Please call 215-766-8388 to check for picking season dates. * Strawberry season begins in mid-May.
* Flower picking in eary July and August.
* Pumpkin Festival begins the last weekend in September with acres of pumpkins and gourds to pick and fun activities for the whole family.
Strawberry Harvest Festival is almost here!
In response to last year’s over whelming demand for “The Best Strawberries in Bucks County“ we have increased production.
We anticipate harvest for the STORE to begin around Mother’s Day. The Farm Market will be open daily at 10:00 am for pre-picked berries
PICK–YOUR–OWN will be permitted daily once the season start. Check back for exact picking days.
(Please call 215-766-8388 for Up–to–Date Strawberry Harvest Festival information.)
Pick Your Own Flowers
For generations we have grown a variety of flowers on the farm but the one our customers seem to love the best are the Zinnias. Our Zinnias are famous they have even been seen on QVC and featured in Lancaster Farming Magazine.
We grow a very special variety of Zinnia that has thick stems, produces big flowers in a wide range of vivid colors.
Come in July and August for this magical experience of selecting and cutting among the ¼ acre of beautiful blossoms. Then from the last weekend in September until frost you can pick everyday from the abundant supply.
The beginning of picking season is different each year. Please call or email us at: info@hellericksfarm.com for this years starting weekend.
Pumpkin Festival
You can walk or drive to our 9 acre field of pumpkins or you can selection from the thousands of pumpkins we haul in from the field to the market. Either way you will have fresh picked, wide range to choose.
Fall Decorations
We have everything you need to decorate your home, office or business this fall. Carving Pumpkins (6 types), Pie Pumpkins (5 types), gourds (15 types), winter squash (20 types), Straw bales, Indian Corn, Corn Shocks, Chrysanthemums, Scarecrows (20 types) and many, many other decorating supplies. This is truly your farm market fall decorating headquarters.
Old Fashioned Fun Area
Our activities and displays are “Kid & Family Friendly”. Our activities are fun and will NOT give your family nightmares
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/113
The Rock Garden
The Rock Garden is a perennial nursery located in Oak Hall,Pennsylvania. The nursery is approximately one mile from Boalsburg and only 4-5 miles from State College and the Penn State University. We have been offering many varieties of perennials for rock gardens, alpine troughs, shade gardens, and perennial borders since 2001. In addition to uncommon alpine plants we sell other less commonly found perennials. We also sell hypertufa troughs for alpines in a variety of sizes and shapes. You can buy a hypertufa alpine trough already planted or buy trough and plants separately to create your own trough garden. In addition we sell dwarf and miniature conifers to complete your trough. DownUnder pots and stands are also available. We are open daily except Monday from mid-May to the end of August. In September we are open weekends only. We will open for business May 15 for the 2010 gardening season. Please check our website for further details www.therockgardennursery.com. Come visit our nursery and greenhouse.
Bed and Breakfast at The Rock Garden is located on the same property as the nursery. The Bed and Breakfast is open year round. We have five guest rooms, each with its own bath. Though we are built in farmhouse style, we are newly constructed and offer modern comforts and conveniences such as air conditioning and wireless internet access in our country setting. Our guests also enjoy a 10% discount at The Rock Garden while staying with us.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/3659
Laurel Highlands Farm
We raise Myotonic (fainting) goats near Chestnut Ridge in the Laurel Highlands of PA. We raise them for breeding, pets and 4-H projects. We make homemade goat's milk fudge (dark chocolate, milk chocolate or butterscotch) and goat's milk soap. We also have a line of Home made, hand poured 100% organic soy candles and soy bath products, custom scented. We will also be adding alpacas for breeding, pets and 4-H projects also... and we will be offering their fiber for sale as raw fiber, roving or yarn, along with alpaca clothing and accessories.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5657
Mr .Home N Yard
I have a lawn care business and a house cleaning business
serving Lords Valley,P.A.Check out my web-site for more details
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5038
Plowshare Produce
Plowshare Produce is a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farm located in McAlevy's Fort, "The Heart of Stone Valley." After years of work on other farms, Micah and Bethany Spicher Schonberg are grateful for two acres on 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. We grow healthy, tasty vegetables without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides. Our gardens and greenhouse 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
C&J RANCH
we are a small horse breeding operation in Indiana county where we breed and sell registered Paint horses ,weanlings,yearlings and a few good trail horses every year.Our stallion Scribble Apache Fyre is standing at stud for the 2006 breeding season. Apache's first 2 years of foals have given us lots of color. They are very pleasant babys;super gentle and easy to train.Apache;s great grandfather is the legendary Yellow Mount,Supreme Champion,Sire of Supreme Champions. We also have unregistered horses,and some great registered quarter horses offered for sale.Spring and winter discounts get a riding horse today and enjoy the great outdoors.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2375
Hidden Creek Stock Farm
Hidden Creek Stock Farm has been in business since 1989. We are haulers & recyclers of Edible Waste that is feed to hogs, which in turn reduces the tonnage of garbage hauled to landfills.
Our hog operation ranges from piglets to fat hogs that are available for individual purchase.
Our compost is a combination of food waste (fruits, vegetables, bakery waste & the broken down cardboard from these products) and manure. The compost is chemical free and fully composted to maturity, it is available for pick-up or delivered in bulk.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5442
Fox Chapel Landscaping & Design
We are a landscape and design business serving the Fox Chapel,and surrounding areas of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for over 30 years. We offer all landscape maintenance services, planting, pruning, aeration, tree and shrub care, mulching,weed control, lawn installation, edging, French drain installation, spring and fall clean-up, snowplowing and salting service,free estimates.
Design services include site analysis, base, preliminary, perspective, and master plans, full plant list with quantities and size. Designer is formally trained, with an Associates Degree in Landscape Horticulture & Design. Landscape design plans are priced according to scope and size of project.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4703
Gray's Apple Ridge
We sell apples, Indian corn, pumpkins and peaches that are ALL grown on our property. We also make pressed cider with our own press. All apples, Indian corn, and pumpkins are available for retail or pick your own. All apple trees are dwarf to allow very easy access during picking. Three year old children often pick their own special apples and pumpkins without their parents help. Ladders are NOT, repeat NOT needed. We also sell jams, and homemade apple and pumpkin pies, to order. Tours are available for small groups such as 4-H, FFA, scouts, gifted persons,church youth groups and both public & private school groups. Please call if you would like a special tour. During 2008, 8 schools visited our farm. Please make yourself at home in our meadow area/picnic area for lunch and afternoon snacks. Call ahead for use and bring your own blanket or chairs. This area is directly adjacent to the Swatara Creek. There is also a self guided nature tour around our property. Many mothers and children have enjoyed this area for neighborhood gatherings during the week. There is no charge to use the picnic area or the walking trail area. Many persons just want to sit in the picnic area, relax, and eat their apples. Our very friendly beef heifers are a major attraction for children and adults of all ages. I have been growing pumpkins for about 5 years. After this short time I am now getting pumpkins that weigh up to 40 pounds. Parents, grandparents and children like to walk in the pumpkin patch and select their own special pumpkin. A cart is available for ease of transporting your pumpkins. Many persons call and ask if the pumpkins are grown on our property. The answer is yes. There are NO LARGE PILES of pre priced pumpkins grown from another farm or patch. We also have a garden hose and brush so you can wash your own pumpkins on our pumpkin wash stand. All pumpkins are bright orange with dark green handles that are well attached with no fungus.
Our orchard is an agri tourism business. We have about 250 dwarf apple trees, 10 peach trees, approximately 1 acre of pumpkins, 7 acres of crop land and about 4 acres of nature trails and picnic area. The pumpkins weigh between 2 & 40 pounds, cost $2 to $6 each. Pick your own apples, 90 cents per pound. Indian corn is priced according to size. This is my retirement project and I enjoy it greatly.
Professional photographers MUST call in advance for an appointment. There will be a $25 charge per session.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/433
Left Bower Farm
Left Bower Farm is a small family farm in Washington County, PA near the town of Avella. We specialize in a variety of seasonal, organically grown vegetables. This is our first season and we’re excited to offer subscriptions to our 2010 CSA.
What is a CSA? CSA is short for Community Supported Agriculture. By subscribing to a CSA, you receive a box of fresh local vegetables once a week, all season long.
Left Bower Farm is the latest adventure of Dave and Mandy Roos, food fanatics and first-time farmers. Dave is a Pittsburgh native and Mandy grew up on a farm in Idaho, where she learned that real food is grown by real people. With the help of their two amazing kids, Dave and Mandy are dedicated to growing delicious, healthy, chemical-free vegetables for local Washington, PA families.
Don’t hesitate to email us or call with any questions. Here’s to a delicious season!
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5654
North Star Orchard
North Star Orchard is a small, family owned and operated farm specializing in unique varieties of fruits and vegetables.
We sell only at local producer-only farmers' markets and through our CSA program. Please visit our website for more information: www.northstarorchard.com
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1206
Penns Creek Welding & MFG.
Specializing in one side boom sprayers for the vegetable and berry growers. Our sprayers feature a 24 ft. single-side boom that provides a 50 ft. coverage pattern between drive rows. Up to 60 ft. with spray gun at end of boom. Easy, 60 second, manual boom height adjustment from 2 ft. for melons to 7 1/2 ft. for sweet corn. Hydraulic on-the-go boom leveling allows operator to maintain uniform height between boom and the crop. Pump driven with PTO power shaft for quick hookup. Adjustable wheel spacing, tongue height and control holder. Boom protection by rubber shock-absorber mounting. Disc Core spraying tips for best foliage contact when spraying insecticides and fungicides. Top quality John Blue 280 PSI, 28 GPM diaphragm pump. 300 gallon models F-324. 400 gallon models F-424, NEW PRODUCT 150 gallon 3-point sprayer. Off-the-shelf parts that are readily available from our parts stock, or from HYPRO or TEEJET parts suppliers. John Blue control valves with liquid-filled pressure gauge. Dual agitators with throttle valve requires no premixing of chemicals. 560 PSI pressure hose. 20 years experience building sprayers. Built for vegetable growers by a vegetable grower. We are striving to keep the cost down without sacrificing quality and convenience. Let's talk sprayers!
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1451
Summit Valley Farm
We are a certified organic, family-run farm that has been providing field crops to dairies.
For 2010, we are beginning retail organic vegetable production. We will have in-season, fresh produce available on the farm. Our farm stand will be open three days a week, but we will also accept special orders and pick-up times. We look forward to getting to know you and to providing you with the best organic produce possible!
Produce featuring:
beans
beets
broccoli
cabbage
cauliflower
carrots
corn
cucumbers
eggplant
herbs
kale
lettuce
peppers
potatoes
radishes
spinach
squash
tomatoes
. . . and others
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5653
Gardiner's Farm
Scenic orchard in Bradford County featuring dwarf apple trees on stakes and trellis. Fantastic fall colors. U-pick and We pick. APPLE varieties include: Redfree, Gala, Red McIntosh, Red Cortlands, Red and Yellow Delicious, Jonathan, Jonagold, Empire, Honeycrisp, Northern Spy, Spy Gold, Rome, Stayman Winesap, Zestar. Tree-ripened PEACHES from mid-August to mid-September. Three varieties of SWEET CHERRIES, ripening the end of June to mid-July. We make own apple butter/jams. School tours-reservations
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1099
Pumpkin Hill Produce Farms
We are a good old-fashion homegrown farm stand. Whether you are looking for the freshest fruits or vegetables we are the best place to stop, we are highly recommended for our fresh produce. We are on route 239 2 miles north of route 93 in Nescopeck Township. We are well known for our yellow somborka peppers, people travel from New York City just for our somborka peppers. Call us for availability of our yellow peppers or other varieties of peppers. Yellow peppers and other peppers are in season from mid-August until frost. We have been told that we have the best strawberries in the county! We are upto 8 acres of pick-your-own strawberries.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/3087
Fulton Farm at Wilson College
The Fulton Farm is located at the Fulton Center for Sustainable Living at Wilson College in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. The Center is an educational program in addition to a working farm. There are internships available as well as work- study positions for Wilson College's students. Vegetables, fruit, herbs, and flowers are grown by students and staff to supply the college dining hall, North Square Farmer's Market, and a CSA subsciption program. All products are Certified Naturally Grown. The farm raises produce in two state of the art, passive solar greenhouses and in seven acres of outdoor gardens. It also has a composting program including a worm box, and a bee keeping program. An interprestive trail that passes through wetlands, native plant gardens, meadows, and sustainably managed woodlands offers excellent recreational opportunities for people of all ages. The Center is currently researching alternative energy sources including solar, wind, and biodiesel programs. Education is the primary goal at the Fulton Center, and many diverse and interesting workshops are offered throughout the year. If you have a group that is interested, please contact us to schedule a visit.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2282
Yatsonsky Farm Market
We are a family run business that grow fruit and vegetables,beef cows,corn and hay. We also sell horse and livestock equipment,and we also raise registered Halfinger horses.
We are now excedpting memberships for our CSA program. For more information call us or send us an e-mail. In the summer we make ice cream and sell it at our roadside stand. We have cones, sundaes, milkshakes, banana splits and pints, quarts. In the fall, we have corn maize and a u-pick pumpkin patch until the end of October. We attend a farmers market in Honesdale on saturday (early June to late October) from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/403
Perry Acres
Perry Acres started in 1973 as a vegetable farm with the major crops being tomatoes and pumpkins. Several years later cherries and peaches were planted. Today the farm is a PYO (Pick-Your-Own) specializing in blueberries, blackberries and nectarines.
Certification - GAP (Good Agriculture Practices)
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/134
Kenmar Farms
We have been retailing fruit & veg for over 60 years. Most of what we sell is grown on our farms.We accept Pa. Farmers Mkt.
Nutrition Program ( FMNP ) checks.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/805
Nibert Simmental Farm
Registered & commerical Simmental cattle,club calves,Red angus Simmental F1,Simmental Maine Anjou Angus cross,semen and embryos
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/597
VOLLMECKE ORCHARDS & CSA
VOLLMECKE ORCHARDS & CSA is a 37-acre family-owned farm and orchard growing a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. We operate a 150-member Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) and offer retail sales as well. Crops and products offered: fruits, vegetables, fresh eggs, fruit butters, applesauce, honey, herbs, cut flowers and compost.
We grow all of our vegetables naturally, without synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, genetically modified organisms or sewage sludge. We use crop rotation, cover crops and compost extensively to enrich our soil so it will support a teeming soil biology that, in turn, supports healthy plants. We describe this as "growing naturally."
In our orchards, we practice IPM (Integrated Pest Management), choosing to apply cultural techniques where possible rather than sprays. When we find it necessary to spray, materials are selected on the basis of safety, efficacy, and minimal impact to the environment.
At this time, we have chosen not to seek organic certification. Being "certified organic" would not change our growing practices, but it would add significantly to our paperwork and operating expenses and, therefore, to our share price and retail prices.
We feel that when you have trust in, knowledge of, and access to the farmers who grow your food, certification becomes unnecessary. Unlike purchasing produce at a grocery store, if CSA members or customers have questions about our growing practices, they are welcome to ask us directly. And they are welcome to visit the farm to see exactly where and how our crops are grown.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2447
BUFFALO SHOPPE
RAISED ON THE FARM and sold directly to you. Our beef and buffalo are raised without added hormones, steroids or antibiotics. We do not feed any animal by-products.
Buffalo meat is naturally healthy with very low fat and high protein content. It has no gamey flavor and can be substituted for beef in almost any recipe. Our staff is knowledgeable and very helpful with cooking tips and serving suggestions.
We carry steaks, roasts and burger in both buffalo and prime beef. Also available are buffalo snack sticks, jerky, salami, sausage, and keilbasa. For large quantity buyers, we offer discount prices for beef & buffalo halves.
In addition to our meat lines, we have unique buffalo gift items, buffalo hides and horns.
Local honey and maple syrup round out our product lines.
During warm weather days, our buffalo can be viewed grazing behind the store. Seasonally, we also have baby farm animals for your family to enjoy.
We also sell Mahoning Outdoor Furnaces used to heat homes/buildings with wood, coal, or oil.
Please call 570-689-7328 or e-mail thebuffaloshoppe@yahoo.com to receive a copy of our brochure & pricelist.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1612
BISON SERVICES
BISON SERVICES is a specialized service for those either in the buffalo business or considering buffalo production. I offer consultation in bison breeding, feeding, production, management, fencing, handling systems, and more. My clients range from the Canadian border to Georgia and west to Indiana.
Having designed many custom handling systems and worked with farms all over the east coast, I can look at your location and tell you what will work with this non-domesticated animal and what will not. Handling of bison is the most stressful part of bison production, but can be accomplished safely and successfully with the proper handling system. The key is to understand the nature of the animal.
One of our product lines features a portable handling system built of steel pipe, designed and built especially for your location. The advantage of this system is its flexibility in expanding as your herd grows.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1613
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). WE are CHEMICAL FREE !! We grow a large assortment of our OWN fruits and vegetables, we specialize in Salad Mixes & greens. We GROW what we sell !! We have All Natural Goat Milk Soaps in over 40 scents available. We also have over 35 varieties of Amish made Jams and Jellies, and other delicious jarred goods. Gift Baskets. In the fall, we will be open to the public and have a large selection of exotic fall ornamentals, including numerous varieties of pumpkins and specialty gourds, mums, straw, Indian corn, etc. We carry a nice selection of local IPM (Integrated Pest Management) orchard apples. Deer corn is available in the fall.
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
**** Our CSA for the 2010 season is SOLD OUT ! *** Call or email to add name to waiting list for 2011 Season
~ Will be taking our produce to a weekend farmers market - location & date info available Spring 2010
+++++ NEW FIND us on FACEBOOK - Get newest updates ~ !!!!!!
** Wheat Grass, Sprouts, Free Range Eggs, & Jarred Goods available year round. Please call for details
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4618
Indian Valley Farmers' Market
The Indian Valley Farmers’ Market was created in 2002 to support the emerging Souderton-Telford Main Streets revitalization plan. While the Main Streets organization was being set up, the Route 113 Heritage Corridor Partnership stepped up to establish the Farmers’ Market.
Since then, the Indian Valley Farmers’ Market has become an established tradition for the Borough of Telford and the core of the Souderton-Telford Main Streets’ revitalization efforts in Telford.
http://www.ivfm.org
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5288
ALLPRO TRAILERS
Allpro Trailers is your trailer dealer for high quality, low-cost equipment trailers, car haulers, dump trailers, enclosed cargo trailers, utility trailers, motorcycle trailers, tilt trailers, as well as, trailer parts & accessories. Allpro Trailers is one of the largest trailer manufactures in the United States. We offer factory direct sales to the public, we are not a fly-by-night dealer, we ARE the Florida trailer manufacture. Allpro Trailers are manufactured at our 90,000 square foot facility
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5650
Professional Landscape Service Inc.
We are a full service landscape company along with our fully stocked supply yard for the do it yourself folks. Operations began in 1992. Landscape graduates and certified wall and paver installers on our staff.
We install lawns, plantings, lighting, irrigation, wood fencing, paver driveways, walls, walks and patios, outdoor living areas, all types of installations, with design service if needed. We are a premiere Kichler landscape lighting contractor and approved Penn Power lighting contractor.
Maintenance work can be completed by our maintenace crew such as
lawn mowing, mulching, pruning, weeding, spring and fall cleanups. Residential or commercial.
Our supply yard consist of standard or dyed mulches, gravels, limestones, river rocks, compost, mushroom manure, topsoils, firewood and weed fabric.
For much more information and job photos please visit our website at www.plslandscaping.com
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4577
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 produce. We also grow and sell fresh and dried lavender and herbs, and related gifts. In 2010 we'll be adding more of our own and other farm produce. 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; woodenware, tools, stoneware, granite ware, 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
Farm to Table
We hold an annual Farm to Table Conference at the David Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, PA. The event features local farm and value added products. It has a wellness theme that encourages attendees to eat healthy. We market Farm to Table as a consumer-based wellness event. About 60-70 exhibitors attend annually including, farms, restaurants, retailers, value added items, non profit organizations, media organizations and tourist bureaus.
The event is on a Friday and Saturday at the end of March. There are 2 full days of cooking demonstrations and speakers. The speakers include scientists, researchers, consumer advocates, farms and wellness professionals. Cooking demonstrations are provided by local chefs, educators and dieticians.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5649
Bill Hart
Bill Hart's Hart New Home Consultancy activities include those of a traditional B2B consultant,a real estate and development analyst,as well as related photo-journalism and aerial photography activities.
NEW HOMES CONSULTING
The Hart's have been activists in the homebuilding industry for three generations. In Piqua Ohio in '63, Bill established Real Services and in 1979 registered his trade name/dba,Real Services-ReserVco in PA, with the purpose of importing the ultra high energy-efficient (R-2000) designs then only available in cost-effective quality and quantity in a pre cut 2x6 kit form from Eastern Canada's Viceroy Homes Ltd. Later in 1994 he became the U.S. Sales Manager for anotherOntario based post and beam timberframe company, Normerica Building Systems.
So with more than thirty years experience in new residential construction, buildings fabrication, marketing and sale; he has been effective in serving hundreds of suppliers and manufacturers,land owners and developers, related residential construction trades and lenders in 20 states and two provinces#.
AERIAL PHOTO WORKS
Bill Hart and associates also specialize in, on demand digital custom aerial photos. And they can fly economically almost the year round from various access hubs; so call Bill Hart @ 570-772-9119 for more details and a prompt quote. When it comes to aerial photo tasks, we are equipped to serve a wide range of clients including farms,commercial, industrial and the entire range of the ag industry, as well as governmental, private and public planners, municipalities, utilities and individual land owners#.
Hart adapted the use of aerial photos as an effective visual tool in the preplanning of development activities in early in 1988 in Southern California; he now recommends their use as a real time adjunct to the use of the governmental online GIS and the various stock fee, fee and subscription aerial image sites now accessible on line. The on demand aerial photo activity is a Bill Hart and associates co-venture.
Our teams goal is to grow our new and repeat business,while we continue to produce quality work for clients# throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as several adjoining areas. Please call Bill Hart for our current aerial photo flight rates. We are also listed here on this agmap site in the classified sections.. either as custom flight aerials, Bill Hart or just type in the word aerials. Call Bill 24/7 @ 570-772-9119 or email him at hartnhc@yahoo.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4625
S&S Trees, LLC
We are a small company located in Central PA. Many years ago we began growing Christmas Trees. Five years ago we expanded into shade and flowering trees. At the present time we have three sites.
During the Spring and Fall we dig conifers, shade and flowering trees. In addition, we rewholesale trees and shrubs to garden centers and landscapers. We would like to be your plant locator.
Last year we expanded into the landscaping business.
Please call or e-mail us for a copy of our current catalog.
www.sandstrees.com
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2227
A CABIN BY THE STREAM
An Authentic Potter County Log Cabin. A stress free vacational rental. No reason to stay in a hotel. Newly renovated with all modern conveniences. Located just outside of Coudersport Pa in the Pa Wilds and on a world class trout stream. Hiking, Biking, Hunting, Fishing, Elk Viewing is nearby, Cherry Springs Park for star gazing, ATV & Four Wheeling, geo caching. Long term stays are welcome. Marcellus Shale.
Your Private Mountain Get Away, a place where you reconnect together with those you love or the nature you forgot.
Your remote Weekend Escape, far from the demands of the weekdays.
Your Private Haven for Solitude, perfect for just talking or thinking.
Your Base Camp in the Boonies, with hiking, biking, fishing, stargazing, hunting, ATV four wheeling, snowmobiling and wild life viewing nearby.
Whatever your reason, wherever you are, your time is now to escape for a few days.
Discover an improved balance in your life.
Many people agree that time off & away from work make you more productive, contributes to improved health and builds better family relationships.
Take your time today. Bring the children, reconnect & renew relationships, discover the great outdoors of the Pa Wilds.
Newly renovated to reflect the natural surroundings.
Outdoor deck space for taking in the clean crisp stimulating mountain air.
Completely equipped with no need to bring anything.
Easy, Pack some clothes & go. Our Calendar will show available dates.
Call or email us today
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5643
Market Street Violetry of PA
I grow and sell African Violets-"Saintpaulia".I am located at 318 North Market Street,Elizabethtown,Lancaster County Pennsylvania-"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. The african violet plants I offer are named registered varieties with The African Violet Society of America such as Buckeye Galactic Showers, Senk's Long Legs,Mac's Specially Scarlet,Redoubled, Ramblin' Sunshine,Splendiferous,Rob's Vanilla Trail,Silver Brocade,Silver Smoke,more Rob's and Ma's varieties,Buckeye varieties,and Russian african violet varieties-Barkhatnaia Fantazia,EK Krasavitsa Cleopatra,Rushnichok,to name a few. At your request I will start leaves of a variety you are interested in, and when the plantlets are large enough I will ship them to you @ $3.00 per plant + shipping cost.This process will take from 3 to 5 months - from setting the leaf to root to a mature enough plant to ship.I also sell leafpots @ $4.50 which consist of a rooted leaf with young plants still attached.Leafpots available now include Emerald Love,Mac's Stop Sign,Orchard's Bumble Magnet,Vampire's Kiss. Please EMAIL for list of african violet plants or LEAVES currently available-I have a few hundred varieties from which I offer leaves for rooting @ $2.00 for one pair of leaves-same variety. Prices range from $3.00 for african violet starter plants in two inch cups,$4.00 for plants in three inch pots,$6.00 for plants in four inch pots. I also have rhizomatous and angel wing begonias,miniature sinningia,Christmas cactus,and other houseplants from which I sell CUTTINGS, or plants when available.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 do provide mail order service via US Postal Service priority mail, but please note-***shipping season ends the last week of October- and resumes the end of following April. I do not have heat packs for shipping*** Please ask for customer feedback information.***CALL (717) 367-2493 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
Goodwill at Homefields Farm
Goodwill at Homefields Farm is a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program that offers over 45 organically grown fruits and vegetables ranging from blueberries to watermelons and broccoli to tomatoes. We provide employment and job opportunities for people with disabilities in Lancaster County, PA. We have room for additional members this year.
Members rave about the strawberries and blueberries each year in addition to all of the other fruits and vegetables that they experience here. It is a beautiful peaceful place and many people enjoy experiencing the farm as much as they do their weekly fresh and very local food.
We like to say that our food has only traveled about three hundred feet to get to you.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2152
Skelton Farms Grass Fed Beef
We are a third generation small family farm located on approximately 400 acres just south of Lake Erie in Edinboro, Pa.
All of our Piedmontese Beef cattle are bred, born and raised here on our farm in Edinboro, PA. We raise 100% grass fed and grass finished beef (never fed grain, only pasture and orchard grass hay). Piedmontese are an Italian breed of cattle with a unique gene that provides beef that is lower in fat than skinless breast of chicken, high in Omega 3 EFA, extreemly tender and flavorful, and free of antibiotics, hormones, pesticides and herbicides. Cattle graze freely in pastures all over our farm and are never confined to a feed lot or closed barn.
Processed humanely at a local USDA butcher. Dry Aged 14-21 days. Restaurant quality. It is available for purchase as frozen, vacuum sealed individual cuts, or by the quarter, half and whole. We also have packages in 25#,50# & 75# assortments. Please see our website for more detailed information.
In addition, we have available for sale, pesticide and herbicide free, orchard grass hay. Nationwide delivery is available. Bales are 500# rectangles.
We are on the corner of Perry lane and RT 99, you can drive by the farm anytime to see the cattle and alpacas quietly grazing. Spring calves are always a joy to watch! Or, we also enjoy visitors by appointment, please call first so that we can be around.
Members of PA Preferred,
Local Harvest, Eat wild,
Pennsylvania Association of Sustainable Agriculture &
North American Piedmontese Association
Thank you, hope to see you at the farm.
Please feel free to call Trish or Terry if you have any questions.
814-734-7008
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1262
Lancaster Spinners and Weavers Guild
Purpose of the Lancaster Spinners & Weavers Guild...
The purpose of this Guild shall be to meet and exchange ideas, to help and encourage all fiber enthusiasts in an altruistic manner to achieve the highest standards of excellence; to conduct workshops for instruction of members; to stimulate public interest in, and appreciation of the fiber arts.
The Lancaster Spinners and Weavers Guild meets on the 4th Thursday of each month at the Zion Lutheran Church of Leola, September thru April at 7:00. No meeting is held in November due to the Thanksgiving holiday. The December meeting is the first Thursday of the month. Summer meetings are at 6:30 May thru August and are covered dish meals held at member’s homes.
Visitors are welcome to attend a few meetings prior to joining the guild. Membership renewals are due in September of each year and dues are $20.00/year. Full time students are $10.00/year. Due will be pro-rated for new members joining mid-year.
Benefits of membership include discounts to guild related clinics and retreats, free make it take it’s at meetings, a monthly fiber study sheet, a monthly newsletter packed with guild information, ads, fiber related articles and more.
Members are encouraged to bring spinning wheels or other fiber projects along to meetings. Some meetings will have guest speakers others are social sit and spin and visit meetings.
Whatever your fiber interest or skill level, you are welcome to come for a visit. We’d love to meet you.
If you would like us to send you a complimentary newsletter, please e-mail us at lanswg@yahoo.com with your name and mailing address. See what fiber fun you could be joining.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4579
Valley Bunnies
Valley Bunnies is a small backyard rabbitry located in the beautiful area of Valley View, PA. Here at Valley Bunnies we raise quality Lionheads and New Zealand Whites. Our Lionheads are all Double Maned and registered with the American Rabbit Breeders Association(ARBA). We have all colors and try to breed animals that fit the breed standard.
We breed our New Zealands to produce both show and meat animals. We try to maintain around 10 breeding does wh do both well in the show ring and in the barn. All of our does are excellent producers who have provided us with excellent meat and show animals. They too are all registered with ARBA. Our rabbits have been very competitive and are sure to work in all types of operations.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5373
Meadow Springs Farm
CUSTOM POLY SILO DOORS – The door system designed beat the environment it is installed in. To see a durable silo door panel that will not rot, dry out, or freeze, visit our shop. All our systems have hot dipped galvanized steps, latches, and bolts, custom hardware, stainless bolts, and cast-in hinge eyes for tightness and corrosion. The Meadow Springs Farm silo door system is always a good investment.
Penn State University asked for a safer long lasting door and now Meadow Spring Farm has it.
We have been serving farmers in the Northeast since 2004. Ask us for a list of local satisfied customers.
Meadow Springs Farm is an authorized dealer for Demuth Steel Door Hardware.
Contact - Meadow Springs Farm for Custom Poly Silo Doors, Demuth Steel Door Hardware, Steel Horse Hitches, and all your welding needs.
For all your animal bedding needs we carry straw and wood shavings. Our “Irving Shavings” are kiln dried and can be purchased in 3.25 cubic ft. bags. We also have straw in 3x3x6 bales or small and mini bales for fall decoration.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5642
Achin' Back Garden Center
We are a retail garden center specializing in organic products, flowering plants, beautiful nursery stock, soils and mulches, seasonal products-Xmas Trees and Wreaths, Houseplants, Fresh Floral Design, Gifts, Birding Supplies and more. We are open year round and are a family owned and operated business. We strive to give each customer personalized service and we want to teach everyone to be a successful gardener. To read about our business and some of the products we carry, visit our website at www.achinbackgardencenter.com
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5640
LOGAN FAMILY FARMS
We naturally raise Premium Dry Aged Beef from our herd of Black Angus Cattle with no hormones, growth stimulant or added antibiotics. Beef is sold from our farm, at area Farmer's Markets and at partnering markets by the Half, Quarter, Specialty packages, and individual cuts. Fresh Market Sweet Corn is sold at the farm in season. Hay and straw are also available in small square bales.
We also custom dry and store field corn.
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5255
Mondjack's Honey Market
Open year-round by appointment. Honey available in sizes from 8 oz. to 5 gallon buckets. Comb honey and RAW honey is also available. We have a fine selection of Beeswax candles, beeswax Christmas ornaments & bulk beeswax, Honey & Nuts ice cream topping, creamed honey, and honey recipe brochures. Honey gift baskets may also be ordered. Honey candy in 6 flavors and honeystix in 30 flavors all available wholesale/retail. Swarm and stinging insect removal service available, and educational (Bee) talks available for your groups. Honey bee colonies rentals are available for pollination services.
The utmost care is taken in keeping our bees and harvesting our honey. Our honey is never heated above the temperature that is attained in the beehive. Our Honey Bees have been gathering nectar from the local wild flowers of the Lehigh Valley since 1980, and since that time they have been turning it into the most delicious Wild Flower Honey you could imagine. It is because of the freedom given to our honey bees 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 & Bush Honeysuckle) to light amber & amber in color, (from Linden & Tulip Poplar trees) all embody a natural delicate flavor that will delight your taste buds!
http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2944
