Daleyville, wi

CSA near Daleyville, wi

Burlington, Wisconsin

Local, farm-fresh vegetables. Straight from our fields to you! Do you want the freshest produce available?... [more]

Elkhorn, Wisconsin

Sergi Farms strives to produce a quality beef product fresh from farm to fork for our customers. As well as producing our products in a humane, healthy, and sustainable way for the land and animal.... [more]

Chicagoland, Illinois

NEW for 2014 Do you want to raise your own farm fresh eggs in your backyard? We make it easy! In May we deliver 2 egg laying hens and everything you need to keep them happy and healthy and pro... [more]

Ferryville, Wisconsin

Flying K Farm & CSA is a small family owned fiber farm located in Ferryville, Wisconsin just minutes from the Mississippi river.... [more]

Westby, Wisconsin

Knapp Creek Farm Once upon a time, we were a growing family living in a major metropolitan area with a good life until we felt something pulling us.... [more]

Neosho, Wisconsin

Basil Farm raises pastured chicken, pastured pork, and grassfed beef. At the beginning of growing season, we have pre-season share options available at our best prices.... [more]

Oconomowoc (but in Ashippun), Wisconsin

Come visit our Beautiful Hill Farm and Orchard in Ashippun (10 miles north of Oconomowoc). Find delicious vegetables and apples, and a beautiful view!... [more]

Adams, Wisconsin

At Solsikke Farms our goal is to provide the local community with safe, farm fresh food. We utilize sustainable and responsible farming methods to ensure the safest, and best quality foods.

Elkport, Iowa

At Turkey River Farm, we believe that food is medicine, but, it should taste better than cough syrup.... [more]

Harvard, Illinois

We're a small family farm that grows produce without using any pesticides or synthetic fertilizers.... [more]

Sterling, Illinois

Family farm working on sustainable permiculture with pasture raised livestock, seasonal pork and beef.... [more]

Cashton, Wisconsin

Originally homesteaded in 1878, our farm was reborn as New Era Farm in 2005. The land had been fallow for twenty years and we reclaimed it for organic farming, receiving MOSA certification in 2008.