I have a passion for knowledge and sustainability that has led me to experiment with high-yield, integrative, and organic gardening methods while reducing negative impacts on the land.
Our family raises chickens, turkeys, and ducks for eggs. We also raise broilers, heritege turkeys, sheep and a few dairy cows.... [more]
Meat from animals that are humanely raised, out on pasture and are not fed antibiotics or hormones to promote rapid growth.... [more]
We are a small family farm located in beautiful northeastern Illinois just 40 miles from Chicago. On our 80 acre farm we raise crops like alfalfa, NON-GMO corn and small grains like oats, barley and... [more]
The Family Farm is a small family farm located near Freeport, IL. We offer a wide range of high quality produce, free-range eggs and fresh farm flowers.... [more]
Located in Campton Hills, Illinois, Strom Family Farm is a family-owned and family-operated farm producing high-quality vegetables, raw honey, and old-fashioned soap for direct sale via our on-farm Fa... [more]
Our humble beginnings didn't start out to be a full time job. Our family consisted of seven people, (Mom, Dad, and Five Boys) just simply growing wholesome food to support a healthy growing family.... [more]
Trogg's Hollow is a family-owned and run farm located in Poplar Grove and Elgin, Illinois. We have always been passionate about growing vegetables, and in 2009 we expanded our personal growing space t... [more]
We grow pesticide/herbicide free, pumpkins, squash, and gourds. Selling begins the second weekend in September and concludes at the end of October.... [more]
Hold a baby Lamb and watching sheep shearing is what opens our farm in the spring. Weekends from 9-3, in March & April & May we hold baby goats, lambs, chicks, along with a piglet and calf.... [more]
"Welcome to Half Stoned Holler were we believe anything that is grown on our farm is grown honest and clean.... [more]
Our farm is located on the historic Primrose farm in St. Charles Illinois, which has been in operation since the 1860's.... [more]
