Bourbon, mo

Farm Stands near Bourbon, mo

Silex, Missouri

Our farm is small - we raise our own vegetables, fruits, herbs, sheep (we have small herd of registered Dorper and bigger herd of Katahdin/cross Dorpers), milk goats, chickens, Our goal is to rais... [more]

Granite City, Illinois

We are a family owned farm in Granite City, Illinois, established on October 27, 2007. We board horses, offer riding lessons, and when necessary rescue animals.... [more]

Elsah, Illinois

We are accepting members for our 2017 CSA. Three Rivers Community Farm is a 12 acre vegetable farm located on land leased from Principia College in Elsah, IL; just a ten minute drive up the River Ro... [more]

Irondale, Missouri

Growing homestead raising and following an all natural way of life. Primary crop of grass hay but also raise many animals and plants to create quality homestead items.

Dow, Illinois

R Farm is the home of R Pizza Farm and R Farm Pizzeria. We are an interactive educational farm.... [more]

Columbia, Missouri

Small sheep farm east of Columbia. Registered rare cormo sheep with very fine wool. Breeding stock: 4 rams available.... [more]

Camdenton, Missouri

We are a family-owned farm with a focus on quality homegrown produce. We pride ourselves in growing nearly everything that we eat and share it with the community by way of direct farm sales.... [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]

Alton, Illinois

School House Acres at SSP is a unique farm. We practice regenerative and organic growing methods and are working towards certifications to verify our standards.... [more]

O'Fallon, Illinois

Good food begins with good dirt. But good dirt isn't a goal in most farming enterprises. At best, the relationship between dirt and food is severed in modern agriculture; at worst, it's an adversari

Glen Carbon, Illinois

Everything on the farm is homegrown on the farm. We have produce in the summer and then from mid September to end of October we have fall decorations.... [more]