Farms near Ackley, ia
We are a local family farm specializing in growing blueberries, white cherries, and raspberries. We also raise chickens, ducks, and quail in their natural setting.... [more]
We are a family farm that raises cattle, hogs and poultry. We strive to give our animals the best life through access to the outdoors and fresh green pastures and a low stress life.... [more]
We live on a rural farm in Chickasaw county as an expansion of Dusty Roads Greenhouse we have added a cut flower farm so we can continue to sell beautiful cutflowers all summer and into fall with pump
The "farm" isn't much of a farm at all. My family lives on an acreage and we graze New Hampshire Reds, and a few Easter Eggers, on our half-acre pasture.... [more]
Our family grows berries; all kinds: strawberries, raspberries ( red, black, and gold), blueberries (8 acres), blackberries, gooseberries, currants.... [more]
We got our start growing high quality vegetables for local customers in 2011. Over the past few years, our vision has transitioned to a perennial cropping system, and we are presently searching for la... [more]
Red Earth Gardens is an organic farm created by the Sac and Fox Tribe of the MS in IA. It strives to support its people with opportunities for healthy living and local economy that celebrates and hon... [more]
Black Cat Acres is now the Iowa distributor of Cowsmo Compost and potting soils. This is the good stuff, a dairy based product that insures it is chemical and weed free.It is produced in South West Wi... [more]
The Farm to Folk Collaborative (F2F) connects farmers using sustainable methods of agriculture with central Iowa consumers seeking fresh, nutritious, locally grown farm products.
Woods Family Farm is owned and operated by Rachel and Matt Woods of Collins, Iowa. Their farm is located in beautiful southeast Story County, on some of the richest, most productive soil in the world.... [more]
Nature Road Farm is a unique CSA that delivers fresh, quality produce to your home or business in the Ames/Des Moines area once a week for 14 weeks during the growing season.... [more]