Dizzy Lizzie’s Farm is a woman-powered family farm that grew from a 102-acre homestead purchased in 2012 into a public farm in Erieville. Its organic practices are central to the operation, which serves the community through seasonal food and hands-on experiences such as U-Pick blueberries.
NOFA-NY Certified Organic
New York State Grown & Certified
USDA Organic
Real Organic Project
Compliance program
Buy Madison
Compliance program
Naturally Gluten-Free Rotation
Compliance program
Woman-Powered Farm
Registration
NYGROWNCERTIFIED
Quality certification
Hansel Hill FarmFounded by first-generation farmers Brian and Vickie on two acres in 2019, Hansel Hill Farm is a Millersville urban micro-farm growing local food and raising animals while welcoming the community for hands-on farm experiences. The disabled combat veteran- and woman-owned farm uses natural, pesticide-free growing methods and turns its working farm into a gathering place through educational programs, seasonal events, and its local Harvest Hub.MILLERSVILLE, MD
The Blueberry PatchThe Blueberry Patch runs a 37-acre blueberry farm in Mansfield, Ohio, where 37,000 bushes and more than 27 varieties support seasonal U-pick berries and year-round farm-shop goods. This family-owned and operated farm also includes 1285 Winery, a restaurant serving house-made wines alongside wood-fired pizzas and pasta, plus a 4,000-square-foot gift shop with a coffee and tea bar. Sunflowers and special events add to the farm’s seasonal character.MANSFIELD, OH
Moon Valley FarmMoon Valley Farm is a first-generation, woman-run farm founded by Emma Jagoz in 2012 after she began growing food on borrowed land while raising two young children. Today, the Woodsboro farm tends 70 acres and reaches its community through a year-round CSA, while partnering with trusted regional growers as a food hub.WOODSBORO, MD
Star Bright FarmAt Star Bright Farm, a working 1850s farm in White Hall, the Elmore family turns its care for the soil into natural goods and a place for people to experience farm life. The farm grows lavender—nearly 4,000 plants—and welcomes visitors for seasonal field visits, workshops, and gatherings while selling products made on the farm or with local artisan partners.WHITE HALL, MD