Effingham, il

Farm Stands near Effingham, il

Chatham, Illinois

Sugar Creek Farm located in Chatham, Illinois across from Glenwood Middle School, follows organic practices (unnecessary to be certified organic).... [more]

Springfield, Illinois

Back 40 Farm is a family run farm that started out as a way for our children to learn about humane animal husbandry, organic growing practices, and self-reliance with an environmental consciousness.

McLeansboro, Illinois

The Thunder 5 Ranch is a traditional family owned and operated farm/ranch that produces Beef, Pork, Poultry, Eggs, Fruit and produce.... [more]

Urbana, Illinois

Large horse boarding facility with aged composted horse manure - available on a first come, first served basis.... [more]

Carlinville, Illinois

We are a small family farm that specializes in heirloom pumpkins and pick-your-own jack-o-lantern pumpkins.... [more]

Urbana, Illinois

Our small family farm is nestled between native prairie and woods that is a certified wildlife habitat.... [more]

Urbana, Illinois

We are not a commercial farm. We are just a family garden that started by growing plant based foods to sustainable vegetarian diet that does not contain any chemicals (e.g.... [more]

Okawville, Illinois

Local orchard and truck farm established in 1974. Honey and pecans available all year round on a self-serve basis.... [more]

Mahomet, Illinois

We raise a diverse variety or certified organic fruits, vegetables, and mushrooms as well as honey, milk, eggs, and pasture fed & heritage meats.

Clay City, Indiana

Tucker Farms Produce is a family operation dedicated to produce fresh fruits and vegetables and other value-added agricultural products and experiences for residences in West Central Indiana and surro

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]

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