Local Food near Hobart, in
Wild Coyote Farm is a Certified Organic small family farm in beautiful Southwest Michigan, dedicated to organic, regenerative, and sustainable growing practices to produce delicious and nutritious pro
We are a small family farm, just outside Three Rivers. We seek to grow healthy food of many types for our community, while regenerating the land that we are stewards of.... [more]
Self serve farm stand with fresh home grown vegetables, Honey from the bees that pollinate our apple trees, apple butter from our apples and much more.... [more]
The Conservation Foundation's Green Earth Harvest certified organic farm program is devoted to healthy soil, healthy vegetables, healthy people, and healthy communities.
Bray Grove Farm offers our home delivery Farm-to-Table CSA throughout the Western and Southwestern Suburbs of Chicago along with on-farm pick up.
Windy Acres began in 1985 when Wayne and Daryl Srail saw the farm as an opportunity to grow what they love and to have the chance to share their affection for growing healthful products.... [more]
In 2026, we are celebrating our 46th year in operation! This year most of your favorite vendors from last year will return, so you will be able to find all the fresh food, vegetables, and fruit that y... [more]
Quality meats raised on our Wisconsin family farm. Oxtail Market, part of Scholze Meats LLC company, proudly offers farm direct beef and locally sourced premium meats.... [more]
Blacksmith Acres was founded by Karolina Kowalczyk in 2018. There is approximately 1 acre in production, the farm is deliberately kept small and human-scale.... [more]
We at Bair Lane Farm, have spent the last 35 years growing vegetables and raising animals in ways that reflect our dedication to sustainable farming.... [more]
2026 will be our 24th year providing Community-Supported Agriculture shares in Kalamazoo, Three Rivers and the Marcellus area.... [more]
By participating in CSA you are supporting sustainable, organic agriculture and supporting local farmers while sharing risk as to profit or loss as the farm does.... [more]