Coleman, mi

Farms near Coleman, mi

Wheeler, Michigan

We are a 5th generation family farm that practices standards that are beyond organic. We rotational graze all of our animals and we don't use chemicals on the animals or on our pastures.... [more]

Wheeler, Michigan

Divine Harvest Farm, Raw Milk Shares. https://divineharvestfarm.com/ We are a 5 generation, 100 year old family farm that prides itself in being a beyond organic, grass based operation.... [more]

Sears, Michigan

AKKPS & IKHR registered breeders of Kunekune pigs.

Edmore, Michigan

Good News Farm is a non-profit educational local year-round certified organic and Veganic grower. Our high school students earn their tuition, Master Gardener certification, and soon earn college cre... [more]

Saginaw, Michigan

A family owned Michigan farm established in 1864, Geddes Farm is dedicated to simple, pure, sustainable farming and great, back-to-our-roots food.... [more]

Bay City, Michigan

Season is over....Thank you so much for a successful turkey season!

Saginaw, Michigan

The Allington Family Farm has been a dependable neighbor and active community member in Kochville Township for over 150 years.

Standish, Michigan

We are an USDA instected family owned and operated hobby farm established in 2001 that is located in the beautiful forest of Mid-Michigan.... [more]

Bay City, Michigan

ALPACA KISSES WILL WARM YOUR HEART! QUALITY ALPACAS- LIFELONG FRIENDSHIP & SUPPORT KOEHLER'S 4 STAR ALPACAS Have you been thinking about buying Alpacas but need time to get your farm set up?... [more]

Sterling, Michigan

A small farm in northeastern Michigan on the Rifle River. We offer goat shares, artisan goat cheeses, goat meat, mohair, organic herbs, free range eggs and a variety of fiber crafts.... [more]

Six Lakes, Michigan

Shady Oak Farm is a small, family owned hobby farm located in Six Lakes, MI. We have a variety of small livestock, and make our own homemade goat's milk soap.... [more]

Brant, Michigan

Sweet Tea Farm specializes in the highest quality culinary herbs and edible flowers, heirloom vegetables and fruits, as well as foraged wild esculents and eggs (chicken, duck, guinea and quail).... [more]