Group Member Business Spotlight

Every one of our members is unique and so are their stories. Each week, the Group Member Spotlight takes a behind-the-scenes look at one of our group/business sponsorship members to showcase their story of who they are and what they do!

This week’s spotlight is….. Geauga Feed & Grain and Little Ireland Farm.

Geauga Feed & Grain Supply

Kevin and Amy O’Reilly own and operate Little Ireland Farms in Middlefield, along with their children, growing barley for the local microbrews, food grade soybean for tofu and corn for their own line of feed. Little Ireland Feed is sold to farmers and homesteaders in Geauga, Lake, and Cuyahoga counties through Geauga Feed & Grain Supply’s Newbury location. The O’Reillys have years of experience raising healthy companion animals and livestock. Producing their own line of Little Ireland quality brand feeds was both a natural and progressive step in their passion for farming and animals. 

Geauga Feed & Grain Supply was started in 2005 and quickly grew to the current location as the largest family-owned feed and farm store in Geauga County. Geauga Feed is a complete pet and livestock store offering brands such as Kalmbach, Nutrena, Blue Seal, Diamond, Triple Crown, Zignature, and many more. Geauga Feed also has a large selection of barn supplies such as buckets, forks, fly sprays, and anything necessary to raise healthy pets and livestock.

Geauga Feed offers full-service delivery as well as bulk and custom mixed livestock and equine feeds. Additional services include bulk farm delivery, propane depot, dog licenses and tags. Visit their website  for more information. 

You can also follow Geauga Feed & Grain  and Little Ireland Farm on Facebook. Also follow Geauga Feed & Grain and Little Ireland Farm on Instagram.

Geauga Feed and Grain Supply

11030 Kinsman Rd.
Newsbury, OH 44065
440-564-5000

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By being a group sponsor of your county Farm Bureau you help us continue to protect the future of agriculture, promote Ohio agriculture and support local youth! 

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