Crooked Row Farm and Market — Local services in North Whitehall Township

I won’t go into too much detail here, but I recently had an incredibly moving experience with Liz and her team. One that I’m still reflecting on with deep gratitude. What made it even more powerful was that it happened right in front of my children. In that moment, they didn’t just hear about kindness or trust..they saw it, felt it, and lived it. It became a beautiful, real-life lesson that I could never have planned for, and one I know they’ll carry with them.

Liz has always stood out to me, but this experience truly showed me the heart behind her mission. She radiates warmth, integrity, and genuine care. Not just in how she runs her business, but in how she treats every person who walks through her door. In a world that can sometimes feel heavy, Liz is a reminder that goodness is alive and well.

I’ve been a customer for some time now, but this moment deepened my commitment to supporting small businesses and buying local. Thank you, Liz for not only for being who you are, but for allowing my children to witness what it looks like when compassion and kindness...

Crooked Row Farms is my favorite farmstand market ever! Not only do they have an amazing array of fruits and vegetables, they carry and support a myriad of local growers, producers and makers. You can get everything from apples to zucchini with every delicious thing in between in addition to locally crafted teas, coffees, soaps, jams, jellies, pickles, pastas, seed oils, dressings, gift items, sustainably harvested fish, humanely raised and processed meats and some of the best cheeses and farm fresh eggs I’ve ever had. If that isn’t enough, the owner Farmher Liz is a community supporter with programs that support and address our food insecure community members, our LGBTQIA+ community, animal rescues, as well as work programs for work force integration and a myriad of other things that I’m sure...

Bought cheese that was sour tasting and smelled bad like ammonia. When I returned it , the clerk argued with me, in front of other customers, accusing me of a trend of buying something And returning it just because I don't like the taste. This was the first purchase I made there. So I don't know what she meant by a "trend". The cheese was going bad. It had a bad smell too. Also, she opened a package of the same type of goat cheese , stuck her finger in it and said it's fine. Put it back in the fridge to sell. She did not taste the one I brought back. Very unprofessional...