Good Seed Garden is a non-certified organic market garden farming a 1/4 acre. We sell off our farm and on Market Wagon.com.... [more]
Mavourneen Farm is a small, Real Organic Certified plant nursery and intensive vegetable operation.... [more]
The Westfield CSA is partnering with the Miller and Fisher families to provide chemical-free, organically grown produce using sustainable farming methods in the practice of good land stewardship.... [more]
Double Oak Farm started selling our homegrown produce to the public in 2008, and over the next few years, grew to a large farm market booth, CSA, and local store.... [more]
We are a small Urban Farm in Noblesville. We strive to do everything as organically as we can and with little to no waste in the process.... [more]
THE SUSTAINABLE LIFE We have created a new way for local farmers, gardeners, and food producers to increase the number of healthy food options available in our community.
Firefly Gardens started as a family homestead. We grew heirloom and hybrid vegetables, herbs, and decorative plants as a hobby.... [more]
Our family lives on the farm that has been in our family for over 100 years. We strive to raise a large variety of quality berries, rhubarb and persimmons.... [more]
In the garden of Earth Song we work to grow nourishing food for our family and our community. We focus on soil health in order to grow nutrient dense fruits, vegetables, and herbs.... [more]
The Healthy Hoosiers CSA enjoys a partnership with an Amish family in Montezuma, Indiana. We strive to provide a great quality and quantity of fresh, locally-grown, organically-farmed produce to famil... [more]
Family owned and operated farm located in beautiful, west central Indiana. We raise farm fresh pork, beef, free range eggs, and a large variety of fresh fruits and vegetables including delicious... [more]
This Old Farm's mission is to support the family farm by offering full scale services from processing to marketing and distribution of locally raised, wholesome meat, produce and value-added food.
