The Perlman family founded Quarry Hill Farm in 2021 as a purpose-driven, family-owned nonprofit rooted in stewardship of its 93 acres in Lower Salford Township. The farm raises Wagyu cattle for local customers, with profits supporting charities, shelters, and food banks throughout the Greater Philadelphia Area.
Star Rock FarmsSince Abram M. Barley bought its first 12 acres in 1932, Star Rock Farms has remained a Barley family operation, now carried into its third and fourth generations in southeastern Pennsylvania. Today, the family runs a large dairy and diversified farm operation while offering its own Angus and Wagyu beef directly to retail customers.112111CONESTOGA, PA
Way Fruit FarmSixth-generation family-owned Way Fruit Farm has been part of Centre County’s agricultural community since 1826, growing from an orchard planted with a wedding gift of 1,000 apple trees in 1872. Today, Jason and Megan Coopey run the Halfmoon Valley farm, whose harvest reaches neighbors through its farm store and café while its seasonal events keep the property a gathering place. The family also operates A Way To Help, a nonprofit supporting local children and families facing small, unexpected hardships.STATE COLLEGE, PA
Flint Hill Farm Educational CenterA nonprofit agricultural education center serving its community since 2006, Flint Hill Farm Educational Center is owned and operated by farmer Kathleen Fields on a 27-acre preserved farm in Lehigh County. Its work centers on reconnecting urban and suburban families with farm life through hands-on learning, community programs, and a farm store dairy, including Jersey milk for local customers.COOPERSBURG, PA
Logan Family Farms, LLCFive generations of the Logan family have worked the same Pennsylvania farm, which was established in 1894 from the Eisaman Homestead. Today, the family-owned operation carries that history into direct-to-consumer agriculture, raising livestock and crops while bringing its natural dry-aged beef to local families and food-service customers. Its guiding priority is quality over quantity, with family members overseeing the animals and the farm’s conservation work.IRWIN, PA