Farms near Junction City, wi
We specialize in heritage, endangered breeds of sheep, geese, turkeys, and ducks. Our pastured animals are raised in the open, fresh air with freedom to run and fly naturally.... [more]
Moondance Meadow will no longer offer shares in 2009 as a Community Supported Agriculture farm. We are transitioning to a permaculture growing model and will focuss attention on nurturing perennial f... [more]
We are family owned and operated producing 100% pure Wisconsin Maple Syrup each spring. Our syrup is cooked using wood heat and with the most current industry equipment which enables us to bring to yo... [more]
We are three friends who met at a local farmer's market and found we had so much in common. Our love of fresh grown, chemical free produce led our throughts and hearts to the CSA concept.... [more]
Ninepatch is a small family farm located about 15 minutes northwest of Wausau. The Carlson family carefully nurtures 120 acres with a view to sustaining healthy pastures, water quality and wildlife... [more]
We are a family-owned and operated business, centered around natural and healthy farming practices.... [more]
Welcome to The Maple Dude! Each year from about mid March to mid April we produce the some of the best pure maple syrup available.... [more]
We are a small family ran farm that offers you farm to table nourishment. At Plentiful Prairie we find a personal value in providing our customers with the best poultry we can raise.
We are committed to providing you with world-class pasture pork! Our Idaho Pasture Pigs are raised outside year-round (with shelters in each pasture), are not given growth hormones and if given antibi... [more]
Prairie View Farms has a grass based and back to nature approach to farming. We have been grazing cattle since 1994.... [more]
Polar patch produce is a local, family owned small farm. We strive to produce the freshest produce in a sustainable and environmentally sound manner.... [more]
Our produce is brought to you by two people who are passionate about food. We grow for flavor, nutrition, and diversity, and did we mention flavor?!... [more]