Flying J Farm

Name: Flying J Farm
Address: 5329 Van Fossen Rd., Johnstown, OH, 43031, US
Telephone: (740) 817-3602

Flying J Farm is a 251-acre farm with woods, water, gardens, tilled land, and permanent pastures.

Hours not listed

Hours and details as listed on the farm's website, checked Nov 4, 2026 · 9 pages read

Plan your visit

Hours: Hours not listed Call the farm before you go.
Where: 5329 Van Fossen Rd.
Johnstown, OH 43031
Licking County

Directions Call Website

Phone (740) 817-3602 · Facebook

Pick and buy: Sells: Green beans, Beets, Cabbage, Cucumbers +17 more
Order: Pre-order for pickup

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Before you go

Produce availability is weather-dependent and not guaranteed.

What they grow and sell

21 items · From the farm's website

Vegetables: Green beans, Beets, Cabbage, Cucumbers, Leeks, Lettuce, Onions, Peppers, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Asparagus
Fruit: Grapes, Strawberries, Pears, Peaches
Berries: Aronia berries, Blueberries, Raspberries
Also from the farm: Grass-fed beef, Maple syrup, Aronia berry syrup

Prices the farm lists

4 prices · From the farm's website

Item	Price
Aronia berries	$12 per pound
Maple syrup pint	$14.00
Maple syrup quart	$25
Maple syrup half gallon	$45

Prices change; the farm's own page has the latest.

Events and things to do

3 events · From the farm's website

Fall Harvest Festival
Late September or early October
Maple Sugaring Open House
Mushroom Hunt

Farm tours
Fishing
Hayrides
Canoeing
Kayaking
Hiking

Visiting and ordering

Six-acre lake and small pond stocked with bass and bluegill.

Good to know

Tours and classes may depend on availability or group requests.
Children are encouraged at regular events.

Ordering

Pre-order for pickup: The farm asks customers to order ahead by email or phone to help ensure products are available.

About the farm

From the farm's website

Since 1831
Organic practices (not certified)
No spray
Also: Farm store, Specialty farm

Richard Jensen is the proprietor and emphasizes locally grown food, simple living, and land restoration. The farm grows vegetables, fruits, berries, herbs, and other perennial crops, and makes a syrup with aronia berries, elderberries, and wild black cherries. The farm has been called an entertainment farm because of its regular and one-time events.