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Sources: brand websites, certifier directories, USDA FoodData Central, USDA Organic Integrity Database

Farms/WV

USDA certified organic

Online only

Smoke Camp Crafts

Weston, WV 26452 · Lewis County

Approximate location (ZIP area)

Verification

Certification
USDA Certified Organic
Certifying agent
Baystate Organic Certifiers
Listed in
USDA Organic Integrity Database
Last checked
Nov 9, 2026

Organic certification means glyphosate may not be used in production. It is not a residue test of the finished food. How we verify

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Source · Link checked Nov 13, 2026

Phone: (304) 940-1142

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Weston, WV

Approximate location (ZIP area)

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  • Smoke Camp Crafts online store

    Online Store · Weston, WV · Online only

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    Farm website · Checked Nov 13, 2026

Crops & products

Plants, Seeds: amaranth - love lies bleeding, angel's trumpet, anise hyssop, arugula, asparagus - Mary Washington, basil - Genovese, basil - holy, basil - Italian large leaf, beans - fat man, beans - little red cut short, beans - Logan's giants, beans - mountaineer half runner, beauty berry, bee balm (wild bergamot), beet - Detroit dark red, black-eyed Susan, blue vervain, borage, burdock - greater, button bush, calendula, canna lily, cardinal flower, castor bean, catnip, chamomile - German, chamomile - Roman, chaste tree, chestnuts, chicory, cilantro, collard greens, corn - bloody butcher, corn - golden bantam, cucumber - marketmore 76, cucumber - straight eight, cup plant, dandelion, dill - bouquet, Dutchman's breeches, echinacea purpurea (purple coneflower), elecampane, elephant garlic bulbils, epazote, evening primrose, false Solomon's seal, fennel - bronze, feverfew, forget-me-not, garlic chives, garlic - CA late softneck, garlic - elephant, garlic - German red, golden Alexander, gourd - bushel basket, gourd - Turk's turban, great blue lobelia, horehound - white, horseradish, ironweed, jewelweed, Joe Pye weed, kale - blue dwarf, lavender - English, lettuce - grand rapids, lettuce - salad mix, luffa,Plants, Seeds: marshmallow, milk thistle, milkweed - butterfly, milkweed - common, milkweed - swamp, money plant, motherwort, mountain mint - hoary, mountain mint - narrow leaved, mountain mint - short toothed, mullein, nettle - stinging, onions - walking, parsley - Italian flat-leaved, passion flower, pawpaw, pepper - California wonder, pepper - jalapeno, phlox - fall, poke berries, poke roots, pollinator seed kit, pumpkin - kakai pepita, purslane, rhubarb - Victoria, rosemary - upright, rue, Saint John's wort, senna - wild, sesame - Monticello, skullcap, Spicebush, spider flower, squash - spaghetti, squash - table queen acorn, squash - Waltham butternut, stevia, sumac - shining, sumac - staghorn, sunchokes, sunflowers, sweet Annie, tansy, tobacco - sacred Hopi, tomato - black krim, tomato - blueberry cherry, tomato - Brad's atomic grape, tomato - Breza's babies, tomato - cherry and grape mix, tomato - chocolate covered cherry, tomato - Chuck Yeager, tomato - Dot's little yellow, tomato - German stripey, tomato - goldfish, tomato - green zebra, tomato - heirloom mix, tomato - homestead, tomato - large red heirloom, tomato - mini wrinkles, turnip - purple globe top, valerian, virgin's bower, watermelon - Orangeglo, wild carrot - Queen Anne's lace, wingstem, wormwood, yarrow, yellow dock, yucca - Adam's needle, zucchini - black beauty

USDA Certified Organic certification means synthetic herbicides like glyphosate may not be used in production. It is not a residue test, and drift or later handling can still leave a trace. Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Organic Integrity Database. We do not use USDA logos to imply endorsement.