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Tomatoes & Peppers & Berries, Oh MY!
Ann Kahrs, in a rare moment of rest at Kahrs Farms. Ann and Wade grow beautiful and delicious hydroponic tomatoes and strawberries (and more) that allows us to enjoy these fruits earlier and later in the year and still keep it local! Seasons' Eatings was still receiving strawberries, peppers and tomatoes in November from Kahrs Farms; and they're planting some greens for us to enjoy this winter. 
Spillis Farmstead - Tamara Spillis has a special relationship with her chickens; and her roosters are proud papas occasionally. Tammy's flock is thriving and she provides several dozen "happy eggs" each week. The hens are fed Non-GMO feed and they also receive kitchen scraps from Seasons' Eatings - so nothing goes to waste!
Joyce Rosebrock makes outstanding jam and soap! Her unique jam flavors are a huge favorite at Seasons' Eatings. Her soap brand, Liamollie Soaps, also offer unique scents to choose from. Joyce uses local herbs and fruits for her jams, and only essential oils for her soaps (nothing artificial). You can look forward to special seasonal offerings too, so stop by for a sniff or a taste!
Roger & Judy Myers have been harvesting pure and natural honey for Northwest Ohioans for many years. Seasons' Eatings is pleased to offer this quality product. Whether you just love the taste or you appreciate the health properties of pure honey, Myers Honey will fill the bill. Available in one or two pound glass jars.
Eddie's Hand-popped Kettle Corn is a new product at Seasons' Eatings as of Dec. 2020. This is a family business producing their great product at home. Check out their FB page. New and fun flavors are offered seasonally. :)
Elaine and Dick Mahnke operate Mahnke Orchards; a stronghold in the local foods business - way before locals foods became a "new trend." Their apples and apple cider are bursting with flavor, and they sell many other fruits and vegetables as well.
Kinsman Farm Enterprises is a local farm using organic and sustainable practices to provide vegetables, fruit, beef, pork, chicken, turkey, eggs, and grains via CSA and Farmer's Markets. Doug and Valerie are "all in" when it comes to local foods. Check out their Facebook page at he link below:
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GAC Farms is a creation of the Podach family; Gavin, Amanda and Chris (GAC). The Podach's hens produce wonderful eggs; the hens are free-range hens and fed Non-GMO feed. The family specializes in raising chicks, and is very active in 4H.
Turkeyfoot Creek Creamery is the home of a small herd of lovely goats cared for by Del Burkholder and his family. National award-winning cheese is yours to enjoy in several varieties and flavors. Gouda, feta, curds, and chevre.
Bittersweet Gardens Grows a wide array of vegetables using organic practices. And they are now offering biodegradable bags to hold their products! (YAY!) Check out some hand-made products such as mug rugs, placemats, and more; also available for sale at Seasons' Eatings. Bittersweet Gardens uses proceeds to help support Bittersweet Farms, where they provide residential, vocational, and recreational supports to adults and adolescents with autism.
Muddy River Farms
According to their website: "We are two first generation farmers who started out in micro-greens but quickly wanted to grow more of our own food and decided that we could grow enough food to make an impact on our local community. We ended up in re-energizing Muddy River Farms on a retired vegetable farm in Waterville OH. Travis and Devon - Owners 
I first met Angie Shidler when I was driving past her home and saw an "asparagus for sale" sign. Little did I know that she was growing LOTS of asparagus, and that she and her family are totally into local, quality foods. Be on the lookout for her asparagus and dried herbs and more when the growing seasons returns.
Grandma's Bounty is Vicki Wentzel's home enterprise and she does indeed have a bounty of items to share with the world. From fruits and veggies, and herbs she grows, to candy, hand-sewn and crocheted products, and more. Vicki is putting her post-retirement time to good use and enjoys the creativity (and so does Seasons' Eatings!!).
Dick's Maple Farm LLC is located in the northwest corner of Ohio near the town of Montpelier. They have been in the Maple Syrup business since 1965. The syrup is made locally using all natural organic practices. Dick's Maple syrup has won many awards, and Seasons' Eatings is proud to serve it and sell it to you. Jeff Dick is pictured here out with the trees.
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