3 Unique Small Farms in Ohio
From a living-history destination to a legacy property to an operation owned by three first-generation woman farmers, these places celebrate and illustrate our connection to the land.
Farming takes many different forms, but it has deep ties to the history and culture of the Buckeye State. From a longtime family farm that now invites guests to its property to learn to a period-appropriate, living-history destination focused on visitor education to a foraging-focused operation that creates and sells a variety of niche products and goods, come down to the farm with us to experience why Ohio’s rural side is such a central part of life in our great state.
Carriage House Farm, North Bend: This property was in Richard Stewart’s family for generations before becoming a place where visitors can learn about food and farming.
Slate Run Living Historical Farm, Canal Winchester: The 19th-century farmstead of Samuel Oman today teaches visitors what life was like during the heyday of Ohio farming.
Foraged and Sown, West Jefferson & Columbus: A certified organic farm operating since 2015, Foraged and Sown literally started in Kate Hodges’ backyard.
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Slate Run Living Historical Farm, Canal Winchester
The 19th-century farmstead of Samuel Oman today teaches visitors what life was like during the heyday of Ohio farming. READ MORE >>
Foraged and Sown, Columbus & West Jefferson
A certified organic farm operating since 2015, Foraged and Sown literally started in Kate Hodges’ backyard. READ MORE >>
Carriage House Farm, North Bend
This property was in Richard Stewart’s family for generations before becoming a place where visitors can learn about food and farming. READ MORE >>