We are a seasonal Produce Stand, open from early/mid-July until October 31st. We have in-season, local, fresh produce including picked the same day sweet corn, tomatoes, and a variety of other vegetab... [more]
"It's All Good" ...a farm for the mind, body & soul, This farm has been just a dream for years and has finally become reality!... [more]
I believe that adaptation of sustainable agriculture systems, rebuilding local food systems and revitalization of the rural sector is the key to solving many serious and complex issues America faces d... [more]
At Justafew Acres we are striving to produce an abundance of high quality food for our seasonal farm stand.... [more]
Tree City Growers in small Urban Farm/Market Garden located in Brookfield, IL . practicing regenerative urban agriculture using methods such as organic (practicing but not certified), bokashi composti... [more]
Creekside Natural Farm is a small family farm located in Minooka, Illinois, USA. We grow a large variety of vegetables and also have brown eggs from our pastured hens.... [more]
The Franklins have farmed in St. Anne, Illinois, for over 100 years. In 2007 Jeff Franklin took 20 acres of the family farm to grow vegetables.... [more]
I have been farming since 2013, starting with a little community garden plot and working for a master gardener in Whitewater, Wi.... [more]
Meyer Bees provides all aspects of beekeeping services and products including package bees, queens, nucs, supplies, hive setups / management and honey production / processing.... [more]
The Conservation Foundation's Green Earth Harvest certified organic farm program is devoted to healthy soil, healthy vegetables, healthy people, and healthy communities.
Lazy Squirrel Acres, LLC was founded in July 2020 by James and Christie Gillen. In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, James researched ways to supply his family with healthy food.... [more]
The Urban Canopy is comprised of five main programs which include our IFarm (indoor farm), OFarm (outdoor farm), LUCSA (Local Unified Community Supported Agriculture), Farmers Markets, and Compost Clu