What we have...
Stop by Geauga Fresh Farmers' Market to grab some of this years harvest. We look forward to meeting you in person and sharing what our family farm is all about.
Our Products
Eggs
Vegetables and Fruit
Turkey
Our layers are truly free range which makes for happy hens. They spend their days forging on mother nature's offerings. Our hens also enjoy locally sourced non-gmo grains.
Currently, we have Black Australorps, Rhode Island Reds, Barred Rocks, Easter-Eggers and Golden Buffs as part of our farm family. All of our different hens make for fun multi-colored eggs year around. Due to our smaller flock we are no longer accepting Egg CSA members but do sell eggs at the Geauga Fresh Farmers' Market is we have them in stock.
Turkey
Vegetables and Fruit
Turkey
Our turkeys live on the back pasture where they are moved on a weekly basis to ensure the best diet possible. As with all of our animals, what they do not get from the earth is given to them through locally sourced non-gmo grains.
Currently, we raise Broad-Breasted White and Broad-Breasted Bronze Turkeys. We raise turkeys nearly year-round, so we have various turkey cuts as options throughout the year. If you are interested in a Thanksgiving/Holiday Turkey, please see below.
Vegetables and Fruit
Vegetables and Fruit
Vegetables and Fruit
Harvest Bell Farm cultivates one acre of land with the goal of providing a steady supply of each crop we grow. We start our first seedlings in March and by May we are planting out into our field.
We grow an abundance of herbs for culinary use as well as our bouquets. We are also fortunate to have a small apple orchard on the farm.
Flowers
Flowers
Vegetables and Fruit
Our field-grown cut flowers offer a variety of color for the summer. We grow Amaranth, Ammi, Celosia, Cosmos, Dahlias, Nigella, Snapdragons, Statice, Strawflowers, Sunflowers, Yarrow, Zinnias and more.
We offer beautiful bouquets to order for your special occasion, DIY buckets or you can join our Flower CSA during the summer. Please see below for DIY bucket information or if you are interested in joining the CSA.
Honey
Flowers
Honey
Our journey with beekeeping began in 2019 with the guidance of St. Herman’s. While their busy schedule eventually led them to scale back the program, we remain grateful for their role in introducing bees to our farm.
In 2025, we were delighted to begin working with Andrea of Elderberry Marsh, an experienced beekeeper who has been guiding us through the care of the new hive we added this season. We look forward to nurturing our bees, harvesting honey, and sharing this sweet gift with our farm and community.