AgMap Businesses

• DTM Boer Goats
  DTM Boer Goats maintains a small American Boer Goat Association registered herd of the highest quality boer goats. At DTM Boer goats, we focus on raising excellent percentage and fullblood boer goats that will make great brood and show stock for any size operation. We focus mainly on traditional boer goats but do have a small number of paints and reds in our herd. Our doe base consists of genetics from many well-known breeders from around the country, including MAX Boer Goats, Able Acres Boer Goats, Old National Road Boer Goats, and Rebel Ridge Boer Goats. By selectively breeding and crossing different genetic lines, we are able to produce top notch animals sure to suit your interests. One of our main objectives when breeding is to produce animals that excel in both the show ring and in the barn. We strive to raise boer goats that have the eye appeal and the structural correctness to dominate in the show ring. Not only do our animals have the characteristics of a show animal, they also are great producers. We feel that mothering abilities and feed conversion are too important to overlook in a herd and breed to have these characteristics passed on to the offspring. DTM Boer Goats maintains a small but very competitive show string that we take to several shows each year across the Northeast. For our small size, we have had many class winners and big wins in the past few years, including 2007 Pennsylvania Farm Show Overall Grand Champion Percentage Doe and Overall Grand Champion Fullblood Doe, and most recently the overall Grand Champion Percentage Doe at the 2009 Empire State Boer Goat Show.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5372
• Laurel Forestry Company
  The conservation and intelligent use of forest resources are important environmental issues. Laurel Forestry offers woodland owners the technical forestry services necessary to conserve the natural beauty, enhance the environmental and economic value, and sustain the ecological integrity of the forest. Put 26 years of forestry and timber harvesting experience to work for you. Schedule a woodland inspection today and start on the trail to a healthy, productive, and profitable woodland for tomorrow!
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/3743
• TOMBLERS Bakery
  Tombler's Bakery specializes in a variety of baked goods. Molasses crumb pies, fruit pies in season,apple dumplings, and Pasties(meat pies) We do occasion cakes to order only. Our newest venture is www.cookiemailbox.com where you can send our delicious cookies nationwide. All of our baked goods are made with wholesome natural ingredients and we do not use preservatives or artificial flavors. We use fresh fruits in all of our pies! We beleive in baking for you, as we would bake for ourselves. Honest to goodness quality baked goods. We also bake for fundraisers.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1985
• Broadrun Farms
  We are a seasonal,rotational grazing dairy operation. We have a milking herd of 100 Jersey and Jersey cross cows. We are certified for raw milk sales. We also offer free-range eggs, pastured poultry and beef, as well as milk-fed pork. While not certified organic, we never use sprays on our growing pastures. All animals are fed all natural grains without added hormones or antibiotics.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5561
• Rusty Acres Pig Farm
  Russell & Frances Kegg and their daughter Ginger (Kegg) Fair have been raising and showing pigs since 1965. Our goal is to focus on raising quality pigs and quality meat for the end consumer. We have strick guidelines in place in insure the quality of our product. We sell feeder pigs, roasting pigs and can arrange for frozen whole hog butchering. We can have the pig custom cut and wrapped to your specifications. We also sell breeding age gilts and sows as well as boars. But we are overjoyed to help the next generation out with their project pigs for the local FFA and/or 4H shows. We really enjoy passing the knowlegde along with the experience we have learned over the years. We have the annual CROWN OF QUALITY PIG SALE on the last weekend of April at the Bedford Fairgrounds at 1:00pm. We do also sell thought out the year. So give us a call today to see how we can help you with your needs.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5011
• Wild Rose Farm
  Wild Rose Farm is home to a flock of Rambouillet and Dorset sheep that follow a managed intensive grazing program & lamb in the spring on pasture. We show our fleeces at the local fairs and also attend several shows each year where we sell our wool products and yarn. Check out our blog at http://wildrosefarm.blogspot.com for a look at our activities. We sell freezer lambs and breeding ewe lambs, as well as spinning fleeces, washable sheepskins, washed wool locks for Santa beards & crafting, soft Rambouillet combed top, and naturally processed hand dyed yarn. Our fine wool yarn is hand dyed with beautiful all natural dyes. Our pure fine wool Rambuillet yarn is available in 2-ply skeins of a worsted weight in 4 oz. skeins of 125 yards and a sport weight in 3 oz. skeins of 120 yards. All of our yarns are next to the skin soft. Wild Rose Farm offers 100% fine wool Rambouillet combed top. This gorgeous, soft combed top can be purchased by the ounce and is a treat to handle. It can be used for handspinning, fine feltmaking, and crafting. We also have Dorset wool roving and Dorset wool quilting batts. Call or email for prices. Please call with your name and address or email us if you'd like a copy of our 2009 Spring Newsletter by email or snail mail to see more about us and our show schedule. As of 10/16/09, we have 4 Dorset X Rambouillet ewe lambs @ $100 each & 1 horned Rambouillet ram lamb @ $150 for sale. Check out our blog to see pictures of our sheep, farm, yarns, & wool products. Freezer lambs will be available in late fall & can be reserved by prepaying.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/487
• fox chase restoration llc
  Antique building products reclaimed from de constructed barns and other vernacular structures of 18th 19th and early 20th century abandon farm out buildings,old factory & ware house sheds Etc. recovery denail resaw and remill reusable wood products flooring dimensional lumber craft wood and rustic furniture made from recycled wood. Restoration of colonial log and stone homes barns and antique floor restoration and replacment tbe barn wood store sells reclaimed building products.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5289
• Mountain Jam Llamas
  LLAMA LOVE: Beautiful, friendly llamas...Mountain Jam Llamas offers champion showring llamas for sale and breeding. Fiber, handmade knit and felted garments are available for purchase. Schedule a visit and fall in love with llamas.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5560
• Northspoon Ranch
  At Northspoon Ranch, we provide agricultural equipment repair and fabrication services, particularly vintage drawn and driven mowers, cultivators, and other tractor- or team-powered implements. Basic machine shop services, mechanical repair, and welding are available.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5540
• Still Pond Nursery
  Still Pond Nursery, established in 1989 and nestled into the hills of southern Berks County, is a wholesale perennial grower with over 500 varieties to choose from. Specializing in 1 gallon and 2 quart production. We provide the tri-county area with TOP quality perennials. A catalog is available upon request. We welcome retail shoppers on Saturdays ONLY 9am to 2pm.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4190
• Beaver County Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association Beaver Farmers' Market
  Thank you for supporting your local farmers' market. The final market in Beaver will be on Saturday, December 19th. Beaver County Fruit & Vegetable Growers Association sponsor 3 OPEN-AIR FARMERS MARKET with 35 Beaver County growers who actively participate in the markets selling their own grown vegetables and fruit. We have great pride because what we sell is what we grow. Our motto, LOCAL GROWERS-SELLING FRESH began in 2003 to try to get across to the customers we grow what we sell. We have a large variety of fresh produce. Onions, lettuce, rhubarb, swiss chard, asparagus in the spring. Tomatoes, peppers, cabbage, egg plant, zuchinni, garlic, berries, leeks, beets, corn, peaches, plums, honey, apples, potatoes in the summer. Potatoes, winter squash, lettuce, cabbage, pumpkins, turnips, parsnips, greens, apples, dried flower arrangements, fresh pine arrangements, wreaths, swags, sprays weather permitting till the Saturday before Christmas.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1241
• Beaver County Fruit & Vegetable Growers Association Beaver Falls Farmers' Market
  Thank you for supporting your local farmers' market. The final market in Beaver Falls will be on Monday, November 23rd. In November the hours will be from 2:30 P.M. until dusk. Beaver County Fruit & Vegetable Growers Association sponsor 3 OPEN-AIR FARMERS MARKET with 35 Beaver County growers who actively participate in the markets selling their own grown vegetables and fruit. We have great pride because what we sell is what we grow. Our motto, LOCAL GROWERS-SELLING FRESH began in 2003 to try to get across to the customers we grow what we sell. We have a large variety of fresh produce. Onions, lettuce, rubarb, swiss chard, asparagus in the spring. Tomatoes, peppers, cabbage, egg plant, zuchinni, garlic, berries, leeks, beets, corn, peaches, plums, honey, apples, potatoes in the summer. Potatoes, winter squash, lettuce, cabbage, pumpkins, turnips, parsnips, greens, apples, dried flower arrangements, are available on Mondays from the first Monday in May until the Monday before Thanksgiving. We are open from 3:30 to 6:30 pm. When day light savings time changes we are open from 2:30 to dusk.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/3956
• Beaver County Fruit & Vegetable Growers Association Ambridge Farmers' Market
  Thank you for supporting your local farmers' market. Normal market day is on Thursday, however the final market in Ambridge will be on Tuesday, November 24th. The November hours for Ambridge will be 3:00 P.M. until dusk. Beaver County Fruit & Vegetable Growers Association sponsor 3 OPEN-AIR FARMERS MARKET with 35 Beaver County growers who actively participate in the markets selling their own grown vegetables and fruit. We have great pride because what we sell is what we grow. Our motto, LOCAL GROWERS-SELLING FRESH began in 2003 to try to get across to the customers we grow what we sell. We have a large variety of fresh produce. Onions, lettuce, rubarb, swiss chard, asparagus in the spring. Tomatoes, peppers, cabbage, egg plant, zuchinni, garlic, berries, leeks, beets, corn, peaches, plums, honey, apples, potatoes in the summer. Potatoes, winter squash, lettuce, cabbage, pumpkins, turnips, parsnips, greens, apples, dried flower arrangements,are available on Thursdays from the first Thursday in May until the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. We are open from 4 to 7 pm. When day light savings time changes we are open from 3 to 6 pm.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2035
• Schuyler Farm
  The Schuyler Farm is owned by Glenn Schuyler of Turbotville, PA. Glenn has been raising produce since 1985. Schuyler Farm specializes in pumpkins and Fall produce. Summer produce includes bell peppers, cantaloupes, watermelons, sweet corn, cucumbers, tomatoes, hot peppers, strawberries and blueberries. For more information, call 570-649-5276
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/3361
• Allegheny Meadows
  Greetings from the Allegheny Meadows, We, Joe And Doretta Speicher and our boys, Jamison, Winston, Laramie, and Ellyssa make Allegheny Meadows our home. We have a small herd of registered Simmental cattle and are planning to add registered Gelbvieh cattle later this year. We offer freezer beef for sale by the 1/4, 1/2, or whole. We also have top quality hay for sale through out the year that we grow on our farm and fields nearby. Visit our website - www.alleghenymeadows.com classified ad page to list your cattle for sale. This page is ready to help farmers sell their cattle free of advertising fees or commissions. We only ask that you would review the literature for quality barn equipment we sell. New For 2009, We are a new dealer for Pearson Cattle Handling Equipment" Designed for Cattlemen By Cattlemen". Pearson Livestock Equipment consist of Self catching or manual headgates, working chutes with side exits, adjustable alleys, and the three section cattle tub,and scales all equipment powder coated. You can check out the Pearson Livestock Equipment on our website-www.alleghenymeadows.com or www.pearsonlivestockeq.com. For the fall of 2009 SPECIAL we are offering a 2-section tub, single side exit chute for $9,000.00 Also in 2009 we having a litter of Australian Shepherd Puppies,Born September 26, 2009 Check our website out in the future for pictures and prices. Sincerely, Joe & Doretta Speicher
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/3959
• Stein-way Equipment
  Stein-way Equipment was founded as a family owned and operated business in 1976 by Oris Steiner. Oris began manufacturing his own line of quality barn equipment in a farm shop, then in 1994 the business moved to it present location in Kidron, OH. In 2001 Joe & Doretta (daughter of Oris)Speicher began selling Stein-way Equipment in Pennsylvania and surrounding states. Stein-way Equipment has earned a reputation for building heavy duty, custom fit barn equipment at economical prices. We strive to build equipment for your barn to fit your specific requirements. Stein-way manufactures free stalls, auto release self-locks(head locks), custom fit barn gates, stock pasture gates, stainless steel tip tank waterers, tie stalls, Bale Boss Hay Feeders (ava. with trailer or wagon packages). By special request we also manufacture fair pens, gutter grating, calf pens,lambing and kidding pens, manure push-off gates, and more. Beyond that we sell other products to complement our line...Dual Chamber Waterbeds, Sand Traps, Miraco waterers, Jug Waterers, Ritchie Waterers, Shaeffer Ventilation, Winco and GenPower PTO Generators, and more. In 2003 we also began selling the Agland Hay Macerator. The Macerator is designed to cut down your hay drying time in the field after it has been mowed. It also increases the palatibility and digestibility of your hay and keeps the hay greener. Every serious forage producer should look at this machine. In 2005 we started selling the Easy-Way Cattle Oilers and Minerals Feeders, and the Bull Master Mineral feeders. In 2006 we became dealers of Dual Chamber Waterbed Matresses. There are a lot of advantages of using the Dual Chamber Waterbeds Matresses. They offer superior cow comfort, use less bedding, stay drier, keeps cows cleaner, do not pack, no hock abbrasions, and lowers your somatic cell count, and especially with price of bedding. For brochures, DVDs, and references give us a call at 814-733-2775 or 1-888-605-2422. Please check out our website at www.steinwayequipment.com We also offer installation on the equipment that we sell. Sincerely, Joe& Doretta Speicher Stein-way Equipment
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1908
• Jacobson's Farm Syrup Company
  Jacobson's Farm Syrup Company is a producer of 100% pure NOFA-NY certified organic maple syrup. We pride ourselves in creating the finest organic maple syrup around; syrup that is created using ethical and sustainable farming methods. We accept nothing but the best for our family, so that is what we provide to our customers. We offer organic maple syrup in two different grades: Grade A Dark Amber and Grade B. We also offer various non-organic grades. During the holidays we sell gift boxes that include a number of different delicious maple products. We sell by the jug or in large quantities. We didn't just start doing this yesterday! We have been making syrup for over 50 years here on the Jacobson family farm. We started out making syrup for our family. After many years of private production and use, we decided to start selling some of our syrup to others. Some things have changed over the years, but what has never changed is our love of the process and our dedication to making the best stuff around...period!
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5549
• Angeli Winery
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5559
• Shady Pine Farm
  CSA Information: We grow wholesome, fresh produce without the use of chemical pesticides, fertilizers, or herbicides in a way that is sustainable and environmentally enhancing. Throughout the season, our CSA customers can pick 5-10 vegetables and herbs weekly. The pick up site will be organized like a market, in which you can choose the items you would like to take each week. Shares are expected to provide enough vegetables for 2-5 people, depending on menu preference. Occasionally there will be canned goods, fresh cut flowers, and fruits. Fresh grass fed eggs, recipes, and other farm information will be available at pick ups. Pick up days will be Wednesdays 3:00 - 8:00pm, Fridays 3:00 - 8:00pm, & Saturdays 8:00 - 11:00am. Full Share: $ 500.00 **($475.00 if paid in full by March 1, 2010) Half Share: $ 300.00 **($275.00 if paid in full by March 1, 2010) Pick up at farm off of Rte 897 - Only 5 minutes from Shady Maple! ***Contact info Timothy & MaryJane Martin #(717) 445-6760 *Please call Monday - Friday from 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Saturday 7:00am - 9:00pm. NO Sunday Calls Please.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5553
• Stahl's Plants and Produce
  Hi. Welcome to Stahl's! We are a seasonal roadside farm market located on SR 61 1 mi. N. of the intersection with Rt. 487 and 1 mi. S. of Ghezzi's resturant. We are approximately 7 miles from Knoebel's Amusement Park, and are open seasonally from May through mid-December. We begin our season with our greenhouse grown plants, selling perennials in several different container sizes and maturity levels. As the weather warms we add pansies with pizazz and cold tolerant annuals. By the time we are in full swing we offer a full line of bedding plants including awesome annuals, pleasing perennials, colorful containers, and beautiful baskets. With the arrival of June, strawberries become our main focus. We provide picked berries on the market stand as well as open the field for a UPick experience. No charge for the tasting along the way! We offer 6-8 different varieties, so be sure to try them all. Though the field is open most days it is wise to call ahead to determine the field conditions and berry availability. By mid July much of our own fresh fruits and vegetables become available. We sell sweet cherries, peaches, plums, pears,apricots, and apples from our orchard on Mile Hill in Sunbury. Many common vegetable crops are offered. As fall approaches we offer our fresh sweet cider a local favorite that is sold from mid September until we run out of apples. My husband George and I started the farm in 1991 and over the years have added 2 boys who are now old enough to help with the business. We do hope you will stop by and introduce yourself, browse the greenhouse and market stand and perhaps even find something to take home with you. Discover the FRESHNESS EDGE as most of our produce is picked fresh daily. Don't be a stranger! For all the Stahls, Priscilla
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/3166
• Stramba Farm Alpacas & More
  Stramba Farm Alpacas & More is a small family owned and operated Alpaca farm and fiber mill located in Wampum,PA. We have recently added a full Belfast Mini Mill to our farm to process our fiber as well as offer custom fiber processing as a service to others. We have the ability to process roving, batts, yarn and felt from our fiber or yours. We specialize in small custom orders at affordable pricing.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5556
• Flying Fibers
  Flying Fibers is a business started back in 2003. It began with felted hats, bags and other creations. As the love of fiber and sheep grew, so did the business. Flying Fibers began importing rare breed fiber from the UK. Especially the Wensleydale, which is the finest luster longwool sheep of England. Now selling a wide range of Wensleydale fiber (roving, yarns, and some fleece) the business has established and continues to focus on improving offerings for it's costumers, while conserving rare breed animals. Between Fiber Festivals, Flying Fibers has all of their products available year round. Simply call us at (717) 396-8648. Currently Flying Fibers retails; Wensleydale, Balwen, Manx Loghtan, Ryeland, Jacob, Cotswold, Grayfaced Dartmoor, Hebridean, Herdwick, Blue Faced Leicester, Shetland, Castle Milk Moorit, and Dorset yarns. Wensleydale, Blue Faced Leicester, Jacob, Shetland, and Manx Loghtan roving. Knitting patterns for Wensleydale yarn. Also, Schacht spinning wheels, Louet spinning wheels and Gaywool dyes.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5443
• Your Money Matters
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5555
• Hart-So-Big Alpaca Farm
  Alpaca Farm that consists of sales, service, breeding and agisting. Alpaca products available which include raw fiber, rovings and yarn.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5554
• 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 box of fresh, local vegetables from May to November. Shareholders may pick up at the farm or farm stand 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 box. Our "Market Share" offers the option of paying a fixed amount ahead of time and receiving a ten percent discount every time you visit the farm stand. Whether or not you are a farm shareholder, you are always welcome to our farm stand. The Plowshare Produce Farm Stand is open on Fridays from 3:30-6:30, the first week of June through the first week of October. We accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers. 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
• Lime Valley Mill
  Lime Valley Mill farms over 100 acres of prime farmland. We use NO herbicides, pesticides or preservatives, though we are not certified organic. We offer fresh vegetables right from the field. Also potted herbs and vegetable plants and flowering annuals. During the autumn months, we offer decorative mums, flowering kale, pumpkins, gourds, Indian corn, straw bales and corn shocks. Year round, we offer Black Oil Sunflower Seeds for bird lovers. Visit our farm stand in the barn across from the historic Lime Valley Mill. We also raise a growing flock of Cheviot sheep which provide us with a variety of fleece products including yarn, roving wool for hand spinning and tanned fleeces. Seed cleaning is available at our historic Mill. We clean rye, wheat, barley and oats and will bag by the pound or bushel. Contact us for rates. Wednesdays May 20 through Nov. 25, we can be found at Oakmont Farmers Market in Havertown. We attend Eastern Market at East King and Shippen Streets in Lancaster June through October, Wednesdays 3-7pm and Saturdays 9-2pm. And Thursdays at Willow Street Grower's Market at the corner of Penn Grant Road and Rt. 272N June 11 through mid October.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2857
• Sand Springs Farms
  Sand Springs Farms is nestled in the southern low lying mountains of Somerset County PA. The Farm is a small family run agro-business and a continual work in progress. The original farm is said to be over 250 years old. The farm offers products such as: firewood, manure compost, breeding bulls, feeder pigs(some from registered stock), roaster pigs and butcher swine as well as certified organic and inorganic Nutrient Management Plan writing and consulting. We also do soil analysis and nutrient balance sheets for agriculture crops. We can help you decide where to move your manure or compost, to maintain crop production, and decrease commercial fertilizer usage. We are a small buisness that tries to keep the little person in mind.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4762
• Sullivan Nursery & Landscaping
  Sullivan Nursery and Landscaping is a fully insured, family-owned business. We take great pride in doing a job well done. Let us turn your backyard visions into reality. Our professional staff and modern fleet of equipment allow us to complete your projects efficiently and professionally. Call us to schedule your free consultation. Professional Degrees: Owner- B.S. Degree: Ornamental Horticulture Concentration: Landscape Contracting and Management We offer the following services: • Landscape Design and Installation • Ground Maintenance including weekly mowing and snow removal • Paver Patios • Retaining walls • Trees, Shrubs and Other Plants including delivery and planting • Excavation • Lawn Installation and Restoration • Firewood delivery and onsite processing • Mulch • Stone Products • Hauling and Delivery of Landscape Materials
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5545
• Griesemer Beekeeping
  Griesemer beekeeping is a small family owned and operated business. We specialize in swarm removal, equipment sales, honey extraction and pollination services. We strive to keep you as happy as our bees.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5546
• 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, liquid soap,& foot creams. We also have over 35 varieties of Amish made Jams and Jellies, and other delicious jarred goods. Gift Baskets are available. In the fall, we 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 also members of PA Preferred Program, Simply Delicious, Certified Naturally Grown, PASA, PA Vegetables Growers Association, & Local Harvest. **** We will be starting a CSA for the 2010 growing season. Please contact us for details!! **** Wheat Grass, Sprouts, Free Range Eggs, & Jarred Goods available year round. Please call for details
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4618
• Zook's Plastic Recovery
  WE NO LONGER ACCEPT PLASTIC MULCH FILMS. Prices as of Oct 1, 2009 Our normal business hours are 8 AM to 4 PM, Monday through Friday. Out for lunch from 11 to 12. We are receiving plastic by appointment. The following prices are quoted for clean and dry materials delivered to our location in Leola PA. We will pay 5 cents a pound for polypropylene baler twine, white supersacks and feed bags We will pay 8 cents a pound for clear dry stretch wrap. We will pay 3 cents a pound for Clear greenhouse covers. We will pay 3 cents a pound for White bale wrap. There will be a $40 a ton tipping fee to accept drip tape or clean and dry ag bag plastic (black & white.) We will pay $.04-$.05 a pound for stacked polystyrene greenhouse trays, $.01-.02 a pound for stacked polypropylene greenhouse containers and trays, and $.02-$.04 a pound for stacked HDPE greenhouse containers & nursery pots.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/3089
• Knepper Farm & Outdoor Equipment
  Knepper Farm & Outdoor Equipment is an authorized E-Z-GO distributor. We sell and service new and used gas or electric golf carts and utility vehicles. Some other lines of equipment we carry are Ferris commericial mowing equipment, Patz farm and industrial equipment, Stoltzfus and Lanco lime,litter and fertilizer spreaders, Aerotech ventilation systems, and Jug waterers. We have a rental fleet of bulk material spreaders that are capable of spreading damp, wet, stockpiled lime, poultry litter, compost, fertilizer, & industrial lime by-products. Our buggies range from 5 ton to 8 ton in PTO drive and ground drive to get your lime spreading done right! We also have a rental fleet of golf cars and utility vehicles to meet your needs. Please give us a call or stop by!
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4248
• Sugarloaf Christmas Trees, Greens & Ornamentals
  We are a small supplier of Christmas Trees, bulk greens, pine cones, and firewood. We're located in the eastern part of Sugarloaf Township (Luzerne County) in beautiful Sugarloaf-Conyngham Valley, located about 3 miles from either Interstate 80 & 81, off of County Road 37 ("East County Rd"), only about 80 miles from North Jersey and Philadelphia suburbs. This year, we only have about twenty [20] 6'+ Colorado Blue Spruce, all in very good condition on sale beginning Nov.1 for the 2009 holiday. Asking $30.00 each (cut). Reduced Fee if you purchase all. We will cut and wrap for you. Landscape : Call us for B&B price. We also sell bulk Douglas Fir and Blue Spruce branches for decorating, garland and wreath-making. They are sold as 2 to 3 ft long branches for 50 cents each. Great price. Please tell your friends. Bulk amounts available. Finally this year we have a limited amount of White Pine Cones and Hemlock Cones for decorating. These are select pine cones and are sold by the bag.(call for pricing). Call us for more information (best time in the afternoon thru evening, 3:00 to 8:00 pm) or leave message and we'll be glad to return your call.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/982
• Gulick Fruit Farm
  Gulick fruit farm is a family farm that has over 150 years of roots in the area.We are located in the slate belt region of Northampton county ,Pennslyvania.The farm over looks the Delaware river.The farm had been a dairy in the past,till the late Rev. John Gulick started planting a few fruit trees.His son James S., not liking cows, sold the cows and grew the orchard to the size it is today.We offer pick your own cherries in late june.Starting mid july thur august we offer fresh picked sweet corn, juicy peaches and necterines and plums.The busiest time of the year, in the fall,we offer pick your own apples.In october you can pick a pumpkin from the big pile set in front of stone farm house.Hope to see you here this season!! the bel/riverton bridge is open! Varieties of apples include Summer Rambo sour summer apple McIntosh starts sept.4,2009 Cortland starts sept19,2009 Jonathan starts sept19,2009 Red delious starts sept, 26,2009 empire starts sept 26,2009 yellow delious starts Oct 3,2009 Idared strats Oct10,2009 mutsu starts oct10,2009 we start pressing cider oct14,2009 Winesap starts oct17,2009 granny smith starts oct24,2009 this list is in appox riping order.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2150
• Jordan Meadows Farms
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5544
• RTG Polled Herefords
  We are located in lower Huntingdon County, Cromwell Twp along Route 747 (Hill Valley)approximately 5 mile North of Three Springs, PA. Raising beef cattle was started as a family project in the fall of 2000 with 3 registered polled Herefords and has increased over the past 9 years to 60 plus registered head of cattle. Our cattle have been shown at both the local and national levels. Registered Hereford cattle are being offered for sale throughout the year (cow/calf pair, bulls and heifers); freezer beef sold at the local level; training, fitting and showing of cattle. We are BQA certified (beef quality assured) a program sponsored by Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences and The Pennsylvania Beef Council.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/3326
• 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
• King's Herb Nook of Honey Brook
  We are a small family run business all about herbs. Herbal crafts, Herbal salves, soap, creams,lip balm, bath salts, & more. Fresh cut herbs, dried bulk herbs, capsules, tinctures, extracts, teas. Dr. Christopher products. We grow over 200 varieties of culinary, medicinal & ornamental herb plants chemical free. Many of the medicinal herbs are attractive perennials as well, like echinacea - purple coneflower, costmary, gravel root, lavender, wormwood, lamb's ears, lemon verbena & more. We're the place to stop for everything from Basil to Yarrow. For a list of our herb plants & information on their growing requirements & historical usages, stop in for a free copy or email kingsherbs@emypeople.net. Because we care about your health, happiness & peace of mind as well as the enviroment we do not use herbicides, pesticides, fungicides or any of the rest of the chemical warfare that many in our industry do to bring you "healthy" (disease and insect free) plants. Books galore, on herbs, natural health & medicine, gardening, healthy cooking, etc. Classes, workshops and herb walks led by herbalist Rosanna King are held throughout the year. Call 610-273-4583 or email kingsherbs@emypeople.net to learn more. In celebration of Herb Day 2009, we are having openhouse Oct. 17. Free Herbal tea and refreshments from 10:00-5:00. Herb walks at 11:00 and 1:00. Herbal Story Hour at 2:00. Come to learn, enjoy good food and have fun.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4084
• Cooper Farm Market and Greenhouse
  Take a short drive to the country to Cooper Farm Market and Greenhouse. We're a century old family owned and operated farm open Spring through Fall. In the Spring, we have a large variety of hanging baskets, bedding plants, and custom made planters. Our SPRING FEST is always the Saturday before Mother's Day. By the end of July, we have fresh fruits, vegetables and sweet corn. Visit us in the Fall for apples, pumpkins, gourds, corn stalks and fall decorations. Corn maze open daily until 6 p.m. Start a family tradition at our PUMPKIN FESTS - SEPTEMBER 26, OCTOBER 3, 10 and 17, 2009. Spend a fun filled day at our farm. Take a walk through our hay and corn mazes, enjoy a surrey or hay wagon ride and play kid games. Cider pressing on the 17th. Don't forget to vist our country store for canned goods, crafts, gifts and our own hand-poured Cooper Candles. Take exit 97 of I-80 to Route 830, follow Route 830 5 miles West of Falls Creek, PA, then turn right onto Cemetery Road at Beechwoods Cemetery.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/438
• Yonder Mountain Conservation Co.
  We are a full service environmental landscape company that provides customized care of fine lawns, wooded lots and small commercial properties. Some of our services include: Fertilizer programs, Food plots, Natural stone work, Weed & Pest management, Plant analysis, Enviroscape design and Construction. We carry a variety of landscape products: Turfgrass seed mixes, soil / water testing kits, Native and Nursery stock, Topsoil, Composts, Mulch and more. We hold certifications from the Pa Dept of Ag, NCMA and ICPI. If you have any questions please call or email. PA 21000 HIC Thanks Derec Markle
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/3312
• Creekside Farm, LLC
  Creekside Farm, LLC is now closed for business. We want to take this opportunity to thank all of our customers for the many years of service. It's been a tremendous pleasure to work with every one of you & we hope to see you all during our years of retirement. Please keep in touch, we look forward to having dinner with many of you in the future! For anyone considering, the farm & contents are still for sale. Our wish has been for the business to continue to grow & provide quality produce to the many creative chefs in central PA & the surrounding area. Please call if you would like more information.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/490
• Roundtop Farms
  Located at the intersection of Alt Rt 220 and 322, 3 miles North of Port Matilda (Worth Twp. Centre Co). Offering organic gourmet pie pumpkins September/October; organic potatoes November through April; wholesale preferred; all by appointment at 814-692-8432.(advanced orders/contracts appreciated.) Potato varieties include Yukon Gold,carola gold, colorado rose, suitable for baking, frying, mashing and creative uses. 4H Club Lambs and Freezer lambs for sale in spring and summer. Recent winners - 2009 Grange Fair Reserve Champion Lightweight Lamb, 2009 Grange Fair Open Show Champion Hampshire Lamb, 2008 Centre Co. Grange Fair Champion Lightweight Lamb, Champion Mediumweight Lamb and Reserve Champion Mediumweight Lamb. 2007 Clearfield Co Fair Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Market Lambs. 2007 Centre Co. Grange Fair Grand Champion Market Lamb.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/714
• Stear's Tree Farm
  A family-owned and operated Christmas tree farm since 1977, STEAR'S TREE FARM strives to provide an"OLD-FASHIONED" TRADITIONAL Christmas tree experience. At STEAR'S you become a part of our "FAMILY CHRISTMAS" experience. Three generations of STEAR'S are involved in the farm operation. When you come to STEAR'S for a tree, you are taken to the tree fields by tractor and wagon, if you wish, or by truck. You select the tree you want and the one that suits your needs. Staff will describe the qualities of each species of tree. Many folks bring their camera or camcorder and take home not only a fresh-cut tree, but also memories to last a lifetime. You may decide to cut your own tree or STEAR'S will do it for you. You may do as much or as little of the actual harvesting/dragging/loading as you wish. STEAR'S is here to make your day as memorable as possible. We also provide free boughs for decorating if you want them, free tree baling if needed, and, of course, free candy canes and hot chocolate. We also will provide as much info about the various types of trees as you desire. If you do not wish to go to the field and select your own tree STEAR'S offers fresh-cut trees at the lot. It is not unusual to see deer or other wildlife on your visit. STEAR'S offers FRASER FIR, DOUGLAS FIR, CANAAN FIR, BLUE SPRUCE, NORWAY SPRUCE, and SCOTCH PINE trees. We have some oversize(up to 16 ft.) natural BLUE SPRUCE. This year, STEAR'S is offering a line of AMISH-CRAFTED RUSTIC SASSAFRAS FURNITURE. It is perfect for a den, gameroom, camp, or deck. The items are locally crafted by AMISH furniture-makers and are produced from SASSAFRAS grown on our farms. These items are a must-see! New this year is a line of beautiful, fresh, wreaths, garlands, candlerings, bows etc. We also are carrying a line of stocking stuffers. Our prices are very competitive on all the items we sell. We are located 1 mile North of RT. 85 between Plumville and Beyer on BAKER TRAIL ROAD. We are about 17 miles North of Indiana, 17 miles West of Punxsutawney, and 17 miles EAST of Kittanning. Come enjoy a day in the country. If you are coming other than on a weekend, it is best to call the evening prior to ensure our staff is available. Come visit STEAR'S TREE FARM and and enjoy a day in the country with folks who still love and cherish an "OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS." STEAR'S also offers wholesale cut trees and trees for digging. Phone: 724 - 397 - 2193 for
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2915
• Honeycutt's Greenhouse
  Honeycutt's Greenhouse is a small greenhouse operation with about 14,000 sq feet of greenhouse space. We are known for our quality and prices. The owner is a Horticulture Teacher and been in the industry for 20 years. We cary annuals, perenniels, trees, shrubs, hanging baskets, vegetable plants, mixed flowering container plants, soil, seed and various other gardening and landscape items. We are only open to the public for about 10 weeks in the spring and early summer. We have limited hours in the summer to fall showcasing our mums and in December for the Christmas season. This Christmas season we will be having undecorated and professionally decorated wreaths, swags, arches and centerpieces. We will also have poinsettias and potted houseplants for christmas gifts.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4033
• Valley View Ag Products Inc
  Quality Products & Competitive Prices for all your Livestock & Pet Needs. We have Agriculture Feeds & Equipment for the Farm, including Deer products and all types of Pet products. We offer a full line of RITCHIE Livestock Automatic Waterers and parts. We also sell MUCKBOOTS footwear and can special order most products for your farm. Clyde McMullen has over 27 years experience with Farm products and our location is conveniently located on Route 75 North of Dry Run, just 6 miles North of the Willow Hill Exit of the PA Turnpike. We also offer delivery for an additional charge to your farm.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5542
• Klim's Orchard
  We have been im buisness since 1932. We have 12 varieties of apples. We also sell freshly made Cider (Unpastureized)Made here with our own cider press. Are apples are large in size and full of flavor. We also have apples for wildlife at $6.00 A bushel. (This Is Not A pick your own Orchard)
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2823
• Barrridge
  Fall Harvest and Corn Maze: large variety of pumpkins, gourds, Indian corn, corn stalks. We offer school tours during the week. Cost is $3 per student for maze and small pumpkin or $5 per student for all day trips that include a farm tour, an ag lesson, corn maze, milk break and small pumpkin. You may bring a lunch. Our day trip is run like a classroom with a schedule for all and lots of fall activity. To schedule please call 813 948 5902. (Mary Beth)
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4948
• Lilies and Lavender
  Lilies and lavender is a small local cut flower farm located in Doylestown, Bucks County. We are members of the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers and the PA Association for Sustainable Agriculture. The season begins in March with Daffodils and tulips and ends in November with beautiful fall wreaths. We specialize in bulbs, especially lilies and also grow specialty, seasonal flowers of all kinds. For local brides who want a green wedding we have a large variety of unusual cut flowers, herbs, berries and foliage which is all sustainably grown. You can buy flowers by the stem, bunch or bucket and arrange everything yourself or let us do it for you. Kate the grower and Janine the designer promise to make your special day truly memorable with fresh, beautiful flowers sustainably grown right here in Bucks county. To make an appointment for a wedding or party consultation call Kate at 215-345-7282 You can find Lilies and Lavender at three local farmers' markets: Doylestown: Hamilton ave and State st. open Sat. 7:00 - 12:00 from Easter to Thanksgiving. Wrightstown: At the Wrightstown Municiple building on Bethlehem Pike, open Sat. 9:00 - 1:00 from Mothers' day to Thanksgiving. New Hope : At New Hope Solebury Highschool on Thurs from 3:30 - 7:00 from Mother's day through Thanksgiving. The farm stand is open March through Thanksgiving and is self serve.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5541
• Willow Creek Orchards
  We, Drew and Melissa Smith, live and work on the farm with our daughters. We transitioned our 138 acres of farmland over a three year period to become a USDA Certified Organic farm, effective September of 2004. We take great care of our land using ecologically sound practices, without synthetic chemicals. We established an orchard in March of 2003 consisting of various tree fruits, and we also grow small fruits, focusing on Organic Strawberries. Our greatest joy is sharing our land with the community – we look forward to seeing you on the farm every Spring for the Strawberry harvest! Our goal is to produce high-quality, ORGANICALLY grown fruits and vegetables for local consumption. We feel strongly that our farming practices reflect our mission and commitment to the environment: "We pledge to grow the highest quality Organic fruits and vegetables, while offering our most fresh harvest to the community." Visit our website to learn more about our farm at: http://www.willowcreekorchards.com.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1492
• Blue Ridge Christmas Tree Farm
  Blue Ridge Christmas Tree Farm (formerly of Linglestown) and the Wert family would like to invite you to our new tree farm just south of Fort Indiantown Gap. We have been growing and selling high quality Christmas trees and nursery stock since 1986. Presently we are farming 60,000 trees at our home farm and three other locations. This year we will be selling fresh cut trees only until our farm has trees large enough in all varieties to open a cut your own operation. We only sell trees that we grow, that way we can assure the freshest quality. Christmas tree varieties are: Fraser Fir, Douglas Fir, Concolor Fir, Colorado Blue Spruce, and White Pine. We have trees available up to 12'. The trees are standing both inside the lighted barn and outside. We shake, drill and bale all trees FREE with purchase. Bring your camera for a family Christmas picture with our 10' Frosty the Snowman balloon, our 12' Santa and Rudolph balloon and our various face cut-outs. We have fresh made wreaths, stand-strait tree stands, and tree disposal bags. We also sell live trees in different varieties and sizes for landscaping, borders, and windbreaks for Spring and Fall planting. Please call or email us for prices and trees that are available and to place your order.
  http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/5157

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