Harvest Thyme Farm & Vineyards is a CSA farm located in Cheboygan, Michigan specializing in the production of fresh, sustainably-grown produce, pastured eggs, and fresh-cut flowers.... [more]
Located in the beautiful Tip of the Mitt of Northern Michigan, Thimbleberry Farm & Fleece produces fine fleece goods, eye-catching Icelandic Sheep Breeding Stock, flashy Appaloosa Horses, Pasture R... [more]
Wholesome Meadows Farm is a "All Natural" Farm Producing All Natural Produce, Vegetables, Fruits, Mushrooms, and Meats.... [more]
Choose hyper-fresh, nutritious, certified organic produce for you and your family... KNOW your farmers, visit YOUR farm, and SHARE in our commitment to living soil, thriving plants & healthy people i... [more]
Bluestem Farm is a year-round organic farm featuring build your own CSA shares, community events, and food outreach initiatives.... [more]
For nearly 150 years, Coveyou Scenic Farm Market has provided Northern Michigan locals and visitors alike with fresh, healthy, high-quality food.... [more]
Puddingstone Farm CSA has a two acre vegetable/fruit garden. It sets itself apart from others by creating balanced live healthy soil, equating to nutrient dense food.
We are a third generation family farm, committed to doing things naturally. We offer pasture fed meats on a first come first serve basis due to limited supplies at this time.... [more]
Hi and welcome to Undertoe Farm, a certified organic vegetable and fruit farm in Kewadin, MI. Our motto is: Quality of soil, quality produce, quality of life.... [more]
Update: Peak Season CSA is signing up new members for the 2018 season! We are fifth and sixth generation farmers and gardeners on the Old Mission Peninsula, and take great pride in being able to sh... [more]
Meadowlark Farm provides CSA shares to over 200 local families from March-January. Salad greens, heirloom tomatoes all of "the staples" and more.... [more]
We are a family owned farm. We provide locally (Traverse City, MI) grown, fresh produce; using the latest in 'high tunnel' farming to extend the growing season and selling at local farm markets.... [more]