Love this store. Great place for all your farm needs. Get my hi standard dog food hereread more

Great local store for all your farm needs. Nice people and very helpful! And you can buy cookies…read moreand other baked goods. They employ so many local guys to run the place, which keeps very busy. I see many trucks either delivering the goods or pickups full to the brim of animal food! Everyone know right where they are located as they are so handy...

Really cute and lovely shop. Great and sustainable place for all people- for those with the space…read moreto have a garden, and those who just want to buy some local soaps and food. DEFINITELY pricey when it comes to meat tho- expect to pay wayyy more than at the grocery store. However, keep in mind it's from local farmers.

This place has been on my radar for years, and I finally had a chance to check it out yesterday…read morewhile attending a class on making your own soap! They offer many classes for a small fee in regards to homesteading - raising chickens, creating/using herbal remedies, and making soap are just a few. You don't have to have a farm to find something interesting here! There are products for sale for gardening, composting, canning, soap making, farming/animal husbandry, fermenting, and homemade body products. They also have a freezer section with local meat and eggs, if you are looking to purchase locally grown foods. There is a surprising amount of usable/collectible vintage and ceramic items as well, like cast iron skillets, fermentation crocks, butter churns, and linens. The owners are super friendly and willing to help with any questions. By purchasing items here instead of Tractor Supply, Lowe's, etc, you are helping to support a local business, so keep that in mind if prices are slightly higher than a chain store. Come check this place out, and maybe even learn a new skill!

This family run business is top notch. If you need feed, straw, mulch, seed, they'll treat you…read moreright. Fair prices. Friendly employees.

We have a private rescue in WV and we feed alot of Hanby feeds on our farm. Their Safe and Reliable…read morehorse feed is really good for the older horses who can't handle all the sugars. It seems to help them maintain their weight for the hard keepers.They have fair prices. The feed is always fresh when we get it which is really important to us. A really good company in my opinion.

Decent store. Was a bit of a mess the last time I was there but they have a good selection of…read moregeneric yard, farm, garden and summer-related stuff. The cashiers are a bit lackadaisical. Don't expect too much from them such as any help with any products or information or location of things in the store.

It is the best stories that I will go no.It is so clean an YOU can get baby chicken and I love that.read more

They always treat their customers well and appreciate their business. Better than certain AG Co-ops…read morein our area. I shop for livestock feed, seed and herbicides and have never been disappointed in what I have purchased from them.

Weird, but this is also a gas station. I'm not quite sure how that worked but it showed up on…read moreGasbuddy as having the cheapest gas along the highway - even cheaper than the big gas chains - so I headed here and filled up. Not every pump has gas. Some have road diesel so be aware of what's ahead as you line up your car to fill up. And if you're looking for animal feed or whatnot, they can probably do that too. And don't miss Highway 666 nearby. That's an Instagram photo you'll want to capture and post for your fans. [Review 20463 overall - 196 in Ohio - 1443 of 2023.]

Yup, I grew up in the country. OK, I still live in the country, but its close enough to the city…read morethat I don't feel like I'm out in the boondocks but still far enough away that waking up with deer in the backyard isn't too surprising. That's what happened yesterday. Amongst all the snow, 3 young deer had found a spot underneath a tree where they could lay down for a bit and relax, protected from the wind while the snow was coming down all around them. I felt bad for them. With all the grass covered with snow and no leaves on the trees it had to be tough finding something to eat...either that or they were going to be eating all the bark off of the trees. Nope. There had to be something we could do to help. Enter Faler. Many people wouldn't know where to find a feed store if they needed to, but luckily after 10 years in 4-H I knew exactly where it was! I was originally going to get some alfalfa for them to graze on but the person working there suggested some cracked corn instead. I was able to buy a 50 pound bag of cracked corn for about $7 which is a good deal considering that a 4 pound bag of cracked corn at a pet store runs around $2 (to get 50 pounds that way it would cost $25!). I've also gotten rabbit finishing food (special food that is better nutritionally than the kind you get in the pet store) and cat food all in 50 pound bags which says you a lot of money and trips to the grocery store when you have hungry animals! They will also order in food if you have a special request and give them enough time to get it shipped in. So if you even find yourself in need of 50 pounds of animal feed, this is the place to go!

For whatever reason Faler's doesn't have 5 stars. They always are kind and helpful and no way…read moreyou'll beat their prices at the big box stores. Fill up your propane tank for $16 !!!

They have many things to offer and are always open for suggestions if they don't have it.read more