Burlington, wi

Farm Stands near Burlington, wi

Richmond, Illinois

Prairyerth Farm grows vegetables, herbs, and native perennials for gardeners and food for the dinner table.... [more]

Mukwonago, Wisconsin

We're a family, pasture-based small farm located in Mukwonago, Wisconsin. Our chickens are fed a soy free and corn free organic feed mix and lambs are 100% grass fed and finished.

Delavan, Wisconsin

What started as a desire on the part of the Fell family to raise their own nutritious food expanded into Abiding Acres Farm.... [more]

Richmond, Illinois

Join us as we celebrate our 10th year as a CSA! Become part of a community of families who know their farmer, and know how and where their food is grown.... [more]

CALEDONIA, Wisconsin

Wick Place Candles & Farm is a small local farm with sustainability as its goal. Owners Cheryl and Mike raise and breed poultry, including rare breed Cream Legbar and Black Copper Maran chickens.... [more]

Sturtevant, Wisconsin

Hi - we offer farm fresh eggs from free range chickens at $3.00 per dozen. They are medium to large in size and collected daily.... [more]

Waukesha, Wisconsin

The River Road Ranch was founded in 2008 as a tiny hobby farm surrounded by the Vernon Marsh and the Fox River.... [more]

Ringwood, Illinois

Whitetail Ridge Farm is a small, owner-run farm dedicated to producing nutrient dense, chemical-free produce, eggs and poultry.... [more]

Lake Villa, Illinois

Susanna Farms began in the 1930s when SJ Bryan and his wife, May, purchase 300 acres of land in Northern Illinois.... [more]

North Prairie, Wisconsin

Bean Head Farm is a non-profit organization with the mission to provide fresh veggies to area food pantries.... [more]

Waukesha, Wisconsin

Wild Child Farms is a small family owned and operated farm in Waukesha, WI. We raise pastured poultry (ducks, chickens, turkeys), chicken and duck eggs, along with seasonal herbs, and assorted jams a... [more]

Dousman, Wisconsin

We take pride in growing and blending all of our own feedstuffs for the animals. Also, steers and chickens have access to pasture during the warmer months.