Farms near Concord, mi
We are a small family owned and operated produce farm in Southern Michigan, founded in 2021. We grow fresh vegetables and raise free range eggs to sell at our local farmers markets and through our CSA
We have 3 acres of land and raise chickens and plant a smaller sized garden. They are a variety of chickens that lay brown, white and green eggs, free range, organically feed.... [more]
Two beginning farmers with a dream to create a thriving farm in our community, beginning with a tiny patch of earth and a roadside farm stand.... [more]
Timber Valley Bison, LLC is a family owned and operated ranch started in March of 2021. The ranch is located on 56 acres, with 30 of them fenced to date.... [more]
Bede's Blooms is a small-scale flower farm located in Mason, Michigan, dedicated to growing seasonal, specialty-cut flowers with a focus on sustainability and beauty.... [more]
Whole farm is Certified Organic!!! No herbicides or pesticides used on our farm. We are known for our beautiful heirloom tomatoes, which this 2026 season, we are growing 50 varieties.... [more]
Stewards Provisions is a regenerative farm and micro-tannery in Manchester, Michigan. We raise 100% forage fed and finished lamb, pastured chicken fed organic grains grown and milled in Michigan and p... [more]
We are a local farm raising Olde English Southdown Babydoll Sheep, Merino Wool Sheep, lavender, raspberries, blackberries, sunflowers, pumpkins, Hard neck Garlic and garlic scapes.
At Flying Otter, every bottle is 100% estate-grown—crafted exclusively from grapes grown, harvested, and bottled right here at our winery.... [more]
It's a great time of the year to fill your freezer with premium Angus beef born and raised on our farm!... [more]
Small Farm raising Adga disease tested Nigerian Dwarf milk goats & heritage breed chickens. Pasture based, organically & soy free fed, Herbally managed.... [more]
Baseline Farm raises grass-fed beef cattle in an organic, regenerative manner. We are a cow/calf to finish operation, where calves are born every spring and grow until they are big enough for eating (... [more]