Farms near Medaryville, in
We raise about 150 lambs per year. Ewes (mothers) are on pasture from spring through fall. They are rotated between 10 pasture paddocks moving to new grazing about every five days with the help of a... [more]
Farm Motto: We only sell what we grow and never yesterday's corn. The farm produces sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, watermelon, cantaloupe, cucumbers, summer squash.... [more]
We are a 100 year old farm that has started to move from grain farming to produce farming. We are in the process of becoming organic certified farm.... [more]
Indiana Youth Development is a 501 c 3 non-profit organization. We have implemented the Community Food Initiative to improve access to high quality, affordable foods to low income households, expand e... [more]
We are a growing young homestead. We don't use any pesticides or herbicides, we raise our animals as naturally as possible.... [more]
Exterior is a small, independent farm that also serves as the grounds for the restaurant TMIP. While our produce and meat mainly supply our restaurant, we're more than happy to share our bounty with o... [more]
U-pick blueberries only! The field is planted to bluegrass and mowed on a weekly basis so there is NEVER any mud.... [more]
Shorewood Farms specializes in naturally home grown, hand-picked produce, honey and eggs. We offer a variety of vegetables, fruits and herbs that are grown using natural and organic growing practices... [more]
Our chickens are free roaming, pasture raised chickens. We let them out in the mornings to roam and lock them in at dusk when they all enter their coop for the night.... [more]
We sell Fresh Eggs from our Hens, We Have Welsummer Hens and Roosters ,We have Ameraucana ( Easter Eggs) Hens and Roosters.... [more]
Getting started, here at Leschland, is probably later than most. We are late bloomers. My husband and I are on a life do-over, finding each other only a few years ago.... [more]
Rock Icelandics is owned by Mat and Cherish Rock. We are located in N. Indiana and purchased our first Icelandics 8 years ago, but had raised sheep for over 20 years before that.... [more]