Marshfield, wi

Farms near Marshfield, wi

Friendship, Wisconsin

Genesis Generation Farm is a small family owned and operated farm that offers grass fed Jumbo Broilers that enjoy the freedom of ranging on bugs and grasses on a Chemical, pesticide, herbicide free p... [more]

Almond, Wisconsin

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]

Cadott, Wisconsin

We raise Shetland sheep on lots of grass and sunshine. No grain, pesticides or herbicides are required.... [more]

Tomah, Wisconsin

We own a small family farm in western Wisconsin, producing naturally grown fruits, vegetables, and herbs.... [more]

Fall Creek, Wisconsin

Katydid Ranch is a 40 acre Certified Organic farm located 8 miles SE of Eau Claire, WI. The vegetable CSA was started in 2012.... [more]

Osseo, Wisconsin

Golden Hills Buffalo is a small organic farm, certified since 2002. Our buffalo are grass-fed. We sell direct to consumers and at farmers markets.... [more]

Sparta, Wisconsin

I sell "or-greenic" eggs for $3.00 per dozen. These eggs are gathered daily from locally raised free range hens that are "spoiled" to say the least.... [more]

Coloma, Wisconsin

We offer grass-fed beef and lamb direct from our family farm to the consumer. Our calves and lambs are raised on pasture, with no growth hormones.... [more]

coloma, Wisconsin

My name is Lisa, I am the owner of Sweet Potato Snaps. We are local farmers in Wisconsin and our main crop is sweet potatoes.... [more]

Tomahawk, Wisconsin

Fat Dog Farm is moving! We will be available for dogsled rides during the 2013-2014 season! Email Michelle with questions!

Waupaca, Wisconsin

Prairie View Farms has a grass based and back to nature approach to farming. We have been grazing cattle since 1994.... [more]

Gleason , Wisconsin

We breed hair sheep and boar cross goats. The goats and sheep are pastured all summer till the snow flies then they are moved to the barn for the winter were they are fed all the grass hay they want.... [more]