Farms near Greentown, in
I raise heritage breeds of pigs, poultry, and dairy cows naturally, without the use of hormones or antibiotics.
Welcome to Naturally Homegrown Farm. We are growers of vegetables, flowers, and herbs. Our goal is to take care of our soil so we can grow nutritious vegetables with optimum taste.... [more]
At The Maker's Acres our mission is 3-fold: To provide fresh healthy produce for our local community, to provide a living for ourselves, and to bring glory to God in all that we do.... [more]
The Broken Animal Inn is dedicated to raising and providing healthy, happy heritage breed chickens free of antibiotics and hormones, all-natural eggs from these free-range chickens, rabbits, naturally... [more]
Corriente Cattle bred and grass fed on pasture grass and alfalfa hay. Cattle live in sheltered wooded area with deep ravines and give birth to their young without difficulty.... [more]
We are a small family owned farm. We used to do 4-H every year with our kids. They are grown up and on their own now so we have decided to sell all the animals and turn the pasture into a 3 acre orc... [more]
Soul Food Project is a nonprofit farm in Indianapolis. We operate on 3 vacant lots around the city using organic no till methods.... [more]
Rooster Ridge Farm is a small family farm in Kewanna, Indiana. We offer in-season produce May through October and grass fed goat meat (chevon and cabrito) year round.... [more]
McComBees Apiaries sells unpasteurized, local, raw, pure honey products, honeybee queens and nucleus colonies in Northeast Indiana.... [more]
We operate a small family farm. Our goal is to provide food to the local community that is grown without the use of antibiotics, added hormones, chemical fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides.... [more]
Honest Living was created with the purpose to be of the land and natural. We do not use sprays and nurture our compost all the way up to our produce naturally.... [more]
We work in harmony with nature. We don't use pesticides or non-organic fertilizers. We are in our first year of transitioning to certified organic.... [more]