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Our Story

Our Family

No strangers to farm life, our family has always loved farming and animals.  After several years of talking about starting a farm, we began to study up on  sustainable farming as well as visiting several other farms. We collected valuable information and stories along the way. Most of the farmers we met said the same thing: "You just need to jump in and start….get farming!" So, we did.   

 

In 2014, we found the perfect farm. Mom and dad were the first to move to the farm during Christmastime. Tiffany and Neil came next in April of 2015 and Heather currently lives in South Carolina. When our family took over the farm, it had not been a working farm for over 30 years. Needless to say, it needed a lot of love! Over the last three years, we have brought the farm back to life by filling the barns with animals, the land with crops and the farmhouse with our family.    


Terry (Dad) loves land, agriculture and watching the fruits of his labor prosper at Harvest Bell. He has been the driving force behind restoring the farm and much of its beauty is attributed to his vision and hard work.    


An animal lover, Lillian (Mom) thrives on the farm. She loves having her family and animals around her at all times.  You can almost always  catch her at our Saturday Farmer's Markets.  As a native of the Chagrin Valley area, Lillian has been able to connect the farm with a multitude of friends.


Tiffany adores animals, and her humanitarian philosophy has put purpose behind what Harvest Bell does.  Where Terry is the driving force behind the land and buildings, Tiffany is the driving force behind the care of our animals and the way we market our product.  Her enthusiasm and diligence have helped make a name for Harvest Bell in the local community.   


Neil knows the value of farm-raised foods which has helped the farm build relationships with a host of local businesses and organizations. Neil is also our master craftsman on the farm.  If there is a structure that needs fixing or new coops for the chicks, Neil is our man.

    

A school teacher by trade, Heather is our resident farm girl each summer on Harvest Bell. Her helping hands have been as asset as the farm continues to grow. We also put her creativity and artistic talent to good use on the farm. 


Lastly, Nany (our grandmother) moved to the farm making Harvest Bell a farm of three generations. 


As we continue to learn, strengthen, and grow, we can't wait to see what the future will hold for Harvest Bell Farm and our family. We look forward to sharing our journey with you.  

Our Farm

Harvest Bell Farm was originally started in the 1950's and was known as the Fisher Beef Farm. Today, Harvest Bell Farm is a family farm focused on the health and wellness of the families around us. We believe in sustainable, ethical and natural practices. Our goal is to provide naturally raised livestock and fresh crops.   The farm is nestled in beautiful Newbury, Ohio where we have 20 acres to let our animals be completely pasture-raised.  

Our Animals

 At Harvest Bell, we raise our animals in a humane, stress free environment. They have a constant supply of fresh water and enjoy the freedom of being outside in the sunshine and eating up nature’s offerings. In addition to nature’s offerings, our animals have a steady supply of fresh NON-GMO feed. We don't use animal by-products, antibiotics or other non-natural feed additives.  

Our Bell

Our grandparents first purchased this bell in 1968 and since then, the bell has followed each of us on our journeys to finally rest at Harvest Bell. 


Deepwood Drive: 1968   


Double LL Farm: 1978   


Harvest Bell Farm:  2015  

Photo Gallery

    Press

    Life & Work with Tiffany Mushrush Mentzer - VoyageOhio  September 2022


    Farm Fresh - Chagrin Valley Times  October 2021


    One Ingredient Co. - Farm Profile     October 2019


    Give Thanks for Local Turkeys     November 2020


    #TakeOverTuesday - Ohio Farm Bureau

    May 2019


    Farming is a Slice of Heaven - Chagrin Valley Times

    August 2020


    Parkbench.com - Farm Profile

    April 2020


    Celebrating Small Businesses - Geauga County Library

    June 2018


    Cool Cleveland

    October 2016

    Chagrin Valley Times January 2016 (jpg)Download
    Sun Press January 2016 (JPG)Download
    Neighbors May 2017 (pdf)Download
    Neighbors February 2020 (pdf)Download

    Thank You

    Design

    Tony Kellers of Studio Twelve3

    Photography

    Candy Stick Photography

    Heidi Campany Photography

    Knotty Pine Photography

    Heather Mushrush

    Tiffany Mushrush Mentzer

    Website

    Heather Mushrush

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