Local organic farm products in Zelienople, Pennsylvania

Nestled between Cranberry Township and Zelienople, PA, Lewis Family Farm is a cherished family-owned and operated establishment located at 258 Zeigler Rd, Rochester, PA 15074. Our farm is dedicated to producing the finest All Natural Grass Fed and Finished Beef and Pastured Poultry. We take immense pride in our commitment to quality, ensuring that our products are sustainably and ethically produced, delivering them directly to our valued customers. In addition to our premium meats, Lewis Family Farm offers a picturesque setting perfect for weddings, picnics, and various events. With its charming rural backdrop and serene atmosphere, our farm provides an ideal location for creating memorable experiences. Whether you're shopping for top-quality meats or seeking a beautiful venue for your next special occasion, Lewis Family Farm is here to serve our community with excellence and care.

Minuteman Press is a versatile and comprehensive printing center located at 1185 Freedom Rd, Suite #104, in the heart of Cranberry Township, PA, within Cranberry Gardens Plaza. Since 1988, we have proudly served the local community, including areas like Wexford, Warrendale, Mars, Adams Township, Zelienople, Evans City, Freedom, and Ambridge, offering free delivery to these regions. Our business is dedicated to providing a wide array of printing and marketing services tailored to meet the needs of our clients. We specialize in both digital and offset printing, ensuring that we can handle projects of any size and specification. Whether you need one-color envelopes, full-color brochures, large format blueprints, banners, or signs, we have the capabilities to deliver high-quality results.

LutzFarmsLLC is a cherished, locally owned farm nestled in the picturesque valley between Cranberry Township and Zelienople, PA, just north of Pittsburgh. With a rich history spanning over 100 years, the farm has been a cornerstone of the Lutz family heritage, transitioning from a beef farm to a dairy farm in the 1970s, and evolving again in 2018 to its current operations.