Farms near Hunter, nd
We are Dan, Theresa, David, Ginger and Neil! We are dedicated to sustainability, resilience, and seed; We LOVE what we do!... [more]
We are the 3rd and 4th generations on our small rural central North Dakota family farm. We follow sustainable practices with our animals and farm land.... [more]
Prairie Gardens is a small family run organic vegetable garden. We grow our produce the natural way with Heirloom & Organic seeds and practices resulting in highest nutritional quality available loca... [more]
Bluebird Gardens raises the full gammut of nutritionally dense vegetables that are offered directly to the public through a twenty week CSA to the areas of Fergus Falls, Wahpeton/Breckenridge, Fargo,... [more]
We are a small family farm, located in Doyon, which is by Devils Lake, ND. It has been in our family for many generations.... [more]
The Honeyberry Farm offers sales of honeyberry (haskap) plants as well as several other cold-hardy small fruiting trees such as dwarf sour cherry, saskatoon/juneberry, currant, sea berry/sea buckthor... [more]
We are a family-owned and operated farm-to-table beef business. We want to give others the opportunity to fill their freezers with the same high quality, great tasting beef we feed our own family.... [more]
We think our farm is one of the most beautiful places on earth. We settled here in 2012. Each year we get a few more things fixed up, a few more things planted.... [more]
We purchased our farm in 1975 and currently raise Nubian/Boer cross goats. In 2010, we are introducing Texmaster breeding to the herd.... [more]
Dave and Heather Szklarski run a small family farm growing a variety of produce, pastured pork and pastured poultry.... [more]
At Reedbird Farm in northern Minnesota, we raise crossbred heritage breed sheep, focusing on fiber and hardiness in northern Minnesota.... [more]
Ramsay Farms is situated in the northeastern part of Ottertail County, near Perham, Minnesota. This family farm of 320 acres has been in the Ramsay family for five generations, dating back to 1892.