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Noblesville, Indiana

Teter Organic Farm grows over 40 varieties of certified organic produce on 7 acres in Noblesville, IN.... [more]

Bruceville, Indiana

The Big Peach has been home to Knox County for many years. In 1954 the Yates' family started their dream of producing fresh fruits and vegetables to the public.... [more]

Berne, Indiana

When most of the world says "milk", it's not cow's milk they are referring to, but goat's milk. Goats were one of the first domesticated animals and have been a source of reliable food for countless g... [more]

Decatur, Indiana

With deliveries available throughout North and Central Indiana, it easy to invest in your health, your planet, and your community with fresh, local, organically-produced, lab-tested, unpasteurized, un... [more]

Greenfield, Indiana

Tuttle Orchards is central Indiana's favorite farm destination featuring quality apples, pumpkins, plants, and local food.... [more]

Daleville, Indiana

The Landess Farm has been in the family since 1920. Our family represents the third generation for this almost 90 year old farm.... [more]

Anderson , Indiana

The Harvestland Farm is a project of Aspire Indiana, a behavior health system. The farm's mission is to produce organically grown food for the central Indiana region and provide employment opportunit... [more]

Knightstown, Indiana

naturally grown grains and vegetables---certified vegetables

MORRISTOWN, Indiana

Berry Goods Farm is a local, small family farm raising chemical free strawberries, vegetables and pastured (non-GMO fed) chicken eggs.... [more]

Franklin, Indiana

Wayward Lane Farm is a sustainable family owned and operated farm that uses organic methods to grow both vegetables and pastured meats.... [more]

Modoc, IN 47358, Indiana

Modoc Gardens is a small family farm focused on utilizing environmentally friendly and sustainable practices to produce beautiful flowers and agricultural experiences available to the community.... [more]

Selma, Indiana

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.