Harrison Farm

Pumpkins

Our Sheep would LOVE your pumpkins! 🐑❤️

We gratefully accept donations of pumpkins every fall. The sheep absolutely love them! The pumpkins provide nutrition, while also serving as a natural dewormer to keep our sheep healthy. This is a great way to keep pumpkins out of the landfill and support your local farm!

“Where is Harrison Farm located?” 5278 Berger Road, Groveport 43125

“When can we drop off our pumpkins?” ANY time!

“Do we need to call first?” No, not necessary. Pumpkins can be dropped off any time. Just put them at the front porch of the farmhouse.

“What if the pumpkin is carved? Or painted? Or moldy?” We will take ALL pumpkins! The sheep eat the pristine ones, and the chickens gratefully clean up all others.

“What about gourds, or straw, or other fall decor?” Absolutely! We will happily put all those items to use.

“Can we say hello to the animals while there?” Yes, you are welcome to walk up to the fence and the barn to say hello. I ask that you not go in any buildings or through any gates, and please do not feed the animals anything unless you have asked me directly.

Christmas Trees

“It’s the most wonderful time of the year!” — The Goats 🐐❤️🎄

We gratefully accept donations of Christmas trees every winter. The goats LOVE them, and the trees provide nutrition & enrichment for them during the cold of winter. This is a great way to keep Christmas trees out of the landfill and support your local farmers!

“Where is Harrison Farm located?” 5278 Berger Road, Groveport 43125

“When can we drop off our tree?” ANY time!

“Do we need to call first?” No, not necessary. Trees can be delivered any time. Just put them at the collection spot.

“Where should we put the tree?” Our collection spot is by the board fence, parallel to the road, next to the big red barn. You will easily see the trees there!

“Who eats the trees?” Our goats & our sheep enjoy them greatly.

“Can we say hello to the animals while there?” Yes, you are welcome to walk up to the fence and the barn to say hello. I ask that you not go in any buildings or through any gates, and please do not feed the animals anything unless you have asked me directly.

“I still have a pumpkin from Halloween. Can I bring that too?” Absolutely! The sheep will be delighted.

Fertilizer

Did you know our sheep are internationally renowned for the quality of the manure?! It is true: our animals are famous on social media for the high quality fertilizer they produce! Come to Harrison Farm to get the best fertilizer for your garden.

“Where is Harrison Farm located?” 5278 Berger Road, Groveport 43125

“When can we pick up fertilizer/compost for garden?” We do it by appointment.

“How do we set up an appointment?” Text 614.271.0304 to set up a time.

“Is it free?” YES. There is no charge for the fertilizer, as long as you do the work.

“What should we bring?” Bring your shovel, buckets, bags, wheelbarrow — any items you need to do the work of loading out your garden soil. Wear sturdy shoes and clothes that can get dirty from farmwork.

“Where do we go when we arrive?” Text 614.271.0304 and we will help you get parked.

Donations

With our focus on sustainability, we gratefully accept many items which we repurpose. I have learned to be resourceful to keep the farm going, and we can put a lot of things to use here!

“What donations would help?” Here are some items for which we are always grateful: cat food of all kinds for our 25 rescue cats, old towels & bedding, egg cartons, plastic bags, aluminum soda cans, old bread & produce, unused medical supplies, chill packs & insulated boxes from shipped food products.

“Where is Harrison Farm located?” 5278 Berger Road, Groveport 43125

“When can we drop off donations?” ANY time!

“Do we need to call first?” No, not necessary. Donations can be delivered any time. Just put items on the front porch of the farmhouse. We are very grateful!

“Where should we put the items?” The front porch of the farmhouse is our collection spot for donated items. You can set donations there. We sincerely appreciate it!

“Can we say hello to the animals while there?” Yes, you are welcome to walk up to the fence and the barn to say hello. I ask that you not go in any buildings or through any gates, and please do not feed the animals anything unless you have asked me directly.

“I want to support the farm, and help feed all those rescue cats & adorable bottle babies! How can I help?” — We have an Amazon WishList and we are very thankful for gifts sent to the animals!