Farms near Greenfield, in
We are a small farm family that has been doing business since 2010. We offer freezer beef, freezer pork and season vegetables so that families like ours can provide healthy food for their families.
Double Oak Farm started selling our homegrown produce to the public in 2008, and over the next few years, grew to a large farm market booth, CSA, and local store.... [more]
Victory Acres is a non-profit, social-enterprise farm. From training college interns, to welcoming children's groups, Victory Acres is a place for learning, laughing, and living.
We are a family owned farm. The berry farm is located between Seymour and North Vernon just south of U.S.50.... [more]
We are a USDA Certified Organic row crop farm, located in Kokomo, Indiana. We grow corn, soybeans, wheat, and oats.... [more]
Thank you for considering purchasing items from Exotic Gardening Farms and Wildlife Habitat. Our items are handmade with care using as many items as possible from our own farm.... [more]
Family Farm specializing in Chemical Free Heirloom Plants, Vegetables and Heirloom Seeds. We take pride in growing heirlooms and maintaining sustainable practices.... [more]
I am a Hoosierganic chile grower specializing in sustainably grown heirloom chile peppers. My greenhouse provides non-hybrid non GMO chile pepper, sweet pepper, tomato and tomatillo bedding plants.... [more]
The Pine View Farm Stand is part of our working homestead, where we raise heritage chickens, pasture‑raised pigs, miniature donkeys, and dairy goats with hands‑on care.... [more]
Schaefer's Farm Market is owned and operated by fifth and sixth-generation family farmers that take pride in the great tasting, high quality produce that we serve to our customers on a year-round basi... [more]
The Narrow Way farm is family owned and operated. Dedicated to providing local, responsibly raised and grown poultry, fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers.... [more]
Kings Poultry Farm raises, processes and sells chicken products. We raise the chickens on the floor in large barns to protect the chickens from predictors, disease, and inclement weather.... [more]