We currently specialize in non-GMO, heirloom, organically grown produce and poultry. This is our second year in production and we look forward to this year!... [more]

We supply locally produced grass-fed goat and farm fresh eggs We do not take short cuts. We do not use hormones, chemical or steroids.... [more]

We are a small family run local farm. We have produce, such as lettuce, beets, zucchini, fresh eggs, local honey, jams, jelly and pickles and so much more.... [more]

We are a family owned farm in Granite City, Illinois, established on October 27, 2007. We board horses, offer riding lessons, and when necessary rescue animals.... [more]

We are currently downsizing our production so product is limited. Please visit our website for more information.... [more]

We are a multi-generational family owned and operated beef and produce farm. With the installation of our high tunnel in 2012, we have expanded our vegetable produce through our extended growing seas... [more]

We are a small family farm raising traditional free range chickens for eggs and meat. Our egg layers are free range, roaming from lawn to pasture to barnyard and back which gives them a natural diet... [more]

Everything on the farm is homegrown on the farm. We have produce in the summer and then from mid September to end of October we have fall decorations.... [more]

Three Girls and A Tractor is our family produce business. My name is John Kopmann and I am in business with my wife Shari and our three daughters: Jamie, Sara and Katie.

Naturally produced, raw, unprocessed honey. All we do is remove the wax. Our honey and our honey products are local to Cape Girardeau County from a wild variety of plant sources and floral types.... [more]

Maranatha Homestead is a small and truly family run farm in western Ripley County situated on 125 acres at the head of Fourche Creek.... [more]

Good food begins with good dirt. But good dirt isn't a goal in most farming enterprises. At best, the relationship between dirt and food is severed in modern agriculture; at worst, it's an adversari