Ava, il

Farms near Ava, il

Farmington, Missouri

Liberty Mission Farms is family-owned, local-market farm, focused on healing the land. We purpose to use a specific method of growing produce and raising animals without the use of synthetic fertiliz... [more]

Belleville, Illinois

We supply locally produced grass-fed goat and farm fresh eggs We do not take short cuts. We do not use hormones, chemical or steroids.... [more]

Carlyle, Illinois

Welcome to McConauchie Manor Farm! Most people struggle with pronouncing our name so let us help - "mc-con-ah-kee".... [more]

Farmington, Missouri

We grow multiple varieties of heritage and heirloom tomatoes, focused on maximum flavor. In addition, will offer unique varieties of cucumbers, radishes, eggplant, melons, a range of sweet, spicy and... [more]

Farmington, Missouri

Herbs en' Route is a wholesale grower located in Farmington, Missouri. Our focus is bringing you fresh basil year round.... [more]

Marble Hill, Missouri

I have taken over my parents operation. They were members here for a few years. Larry and Mary Stephens.... [more]

Marble Hill, Missouri

We are located in the beautiful Ozark Foothills of Bollinger County and specialize in home raised beef which is grass raised and grain finished to give you the best dining experience possible.... [more]

Farmington, Missouri

We raise pasture-raised chickens and pasture-raised Thanksgiving turkeys, we take orders on them starting in January.... [more]

Opdyke, Illinois

At Silent Oaks Farm we grow a variety of vegetables using sustainable agricultural practices, (compost, cover crops, and crop rotations).... [more]

Festus, Missouri

We are a three generation family farming operation that is ever expanding! Greenhouses, Hydroponics, Aquaponics, Cattle, Rabbits, Chickens, Wild Game and Birds...We enjoy all of it!

Mt. Vernon, Illinois

Gourmet food lovers - freshwater prawns! Know where you food comes from! Grown in natural conditions.... [more]

Chaffee, Missouri

We at Franciscan Family Farms are committed to reversing some of the disturbing trends in modern agriculture we do not want to raise food that is less healthy than the food that our grandparents ate.