Local Food near Melvindale, mi
At MicroFresh Market, we're more than just your average health food vendor. Beyond our commitment to providing you with the finest microgreens, we're dedicated to sustainability and responsible farmin
Healthy Roots Local Market is an online farmers market serving the Belleville and Huron Township, Michigan area.... [more]
We are offering an abundance of black sea man, sunsugar, and sweet 100 cherry tomatoes. We also have green peppers, jalapenos, yellow squash and others depending on availability.
A family farm, in New Boston (Sumpter Twp), MI. What we grow sell is all started from organic seeds, here on our farm grown with all organic practices.... [more]
Garlic Boyz is a family-owned specialty garlic farm located in northern Michigan, growing premium hardneck garlic for home cooks, chefs, gardeners, and garlic lovers throughout southeast Michigan.... [more]
We partner with over 20 local farms to source the freshest, most delicious locally grown produce available to us.... [more]
Receive fresh locally grown certified organic produce delivered to your door weekly. We at Country Valley Farm offer a CSA as a mechanism to help build relationships between our farm and food with pe... [more]
Argus Farm Stop is an every day, year-round farmers market where farms sell directly to consumers. We are the next generation of the traditional farmer's market!
The Feral Field is a small farm and vineyard in Brighton, MI. We cultivate a wide variety of flowers, fruits, vegetables, and herbs grown utilizing sustainable and organic practices.... [more]
We are located in The Clarkston Education Center/Renaissance High School parking lot, 6558 Waldon Road, Clarkston.... [more]
We are a local farm raising Olde English Southdown Babydoll Sheep, Merino Wool Sheep, lavender, raspberries, blackberries, sunflowers, pumpkins, Hard neck Garlic and garlic scapes.
Baseline Farm raises grass-fed beef cattle in an organic, regenerative manner. We are a cow/calf to finish operation, where calves are born every spring and grow until they are big enough for eating (... [more]