I visited Bellair Farm with high hopes of supporting local agriculture and getting some fresh, wholesome products. Unfortunately, my experience was marred by several issues that left a sour taste in my mouth. Firstly, the exact location and history of the farm are not clearly stated on their website, which raises some red flags about transparency. As someone who values knowing where their food comes from, this lack of information was a major turn-off. The products themselves were not particularly impressive either - the meat cuts were not as fresh as I expected, and the produce selection was limited. I was also disappointed by the lack of clear labeling on the products, making it difficult to know what I was really buying. The staff seemed friendly, but they didn't seem very knowledgeable about the products or the farm's practices. For a farm that claims to be committed to supporting the local community, I expected more. The whole experience felt like a letdown, and I'm not sure I'll be back. Maybe they need to work on building stronger relationships with their customers and being more open about their practices. Until then, I'd recommend looking elsewhere for your local produce and meats.