A family farm, in New Boston (Sumpter Twp), MI. What we grow sell is all started from organic seeds, here on our farm grown with all organic practices.... [more]
Mark Prielipp Greenhouse Mohr, a new and exciting endeavor founded by Mark Prielipp and Kathryn Mohr, began in 2018 and was built upon Mark's more than three decades of farming and flower growing ex
We are a local, small scale, produce and flower farm offering in season veggies, bouquets ,event florals, eggs, and more!... [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]
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.
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 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]
We are a 75 acre peach and apple orchard. The farm is located 12 miles south of Mt Vernon, 35 miles east of Columbus and two miles from Velvet Ice Cream.... [more]
Hartland Farms is the cyber division of Roeske Farms, owned by Patty and Eric Roeske (Pronounced "Ray-skee").... [more]
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
Here at Wintergreen Tree Farm, we grow cut-your-own Christmas trees, pick-your-own blueberries, and we also grow and sell chestnuts.... [more]
Grandpa Graham started Springbrook Farms in 1955 as a dairy farm, milking for 44 years. Since 1999, we've been operating as a hobby farm, with the focus mainly on crops (corn, soybeans, and wheat).
