Welcome to Hickory Homestead. We currently raise Heritage Turkeys for the upcoming holiday as well as year round for that mid summer fix!... [more]
We came to this area to try and remove the hustle and bustle of city life to enjoy country living. We have been blessed with 73 beautiful acres 6 years ago.... [more]
Brandon and Shelly Shrock moved to Selma, Indiana in 2013 and started farming in 2015. They grow a variety of vegetables, have pasture raised chickens for eggs and meat.
We are a community venture dedicated to inspiring and empowering individuals and our community to shift from a lifestyle of passive consumption to one of active participation, creation, and connection... [more]
We are temporarily shutting down, due to our 5 yr. old sons recent diagnosis of Leukemia. We will be sending out emails to all the people on our email list, when we have produts available.... [more]
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Northern Tropics is a owner operated greenhouse business in southern Delaware county Indiana, 1/2 mile south of Walmart South.... [more]
An organic horse powered farm sustainably serving Lexington and beyond. the Jerrys Farm has grown each year in supplying individuals with healthy meat raised on certified organic pastures.... [more]
Apple of His Eye Orchard is a Christian-owned farm growing apples God's way. Our goal is to serve our local community providing fresh fruit and vegetables, and to serve the world through support and... [more]
We grow vegetables, fruit and herbs on our land with zero chemicals, we have 200 hens for fresh eggs daily and they also produce all the fertilize we need for our crops.... [more]
The farm has been in the family of MaryAnn Harper Victor for nearly 200 years. During the depression the family lost a larger part of the farm, Eureka Farms, on Palmer Road and located on the smaller... [more]
