Lanark, Illinois

Pristine Produce is a hydroponic indoor farm growing lettuce, bok choy, kale, tomatoes, melrose - bell - jalepeno-pablano peppers, and cucumber.... [more]

Dixon, Illinois

peep inc. pasture eggs en pork peep inc. Raises our hogs on rotated pastures, all of which are antibiotic, chemical and fertilizer free.... [more]

DeWitt, Iowa

The Prairie Belle Farm house has been in Clinton County since 1860, named for the blue bells that bloom every year in the front yard for more than 100 years.... [more]

Walnut, Illinois

At Walnut Acres Family Farm we strive to provide high quality, naturally raised meats at affordable prices.... [more]

East Moline, Illinois

We are a sesquicentennial family farm established in 1863 currently owned and operated by Gene and Beri Dennhardt.... [more]

Pearl City, Illinois

Our small herd of Hereford and Red Angus cattle eat only grass and hay grown on our 242 acre farm without the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides.... [more]

Amboy, Illinois

Our farm is located just south of Dixon right off of Route 26. We have high quality, naturally raised poultry.... [more]

Bettendorf, Iowa

We are a small family-owned farm in Bettendorf, IA. We provide particular attention to the produce we grow that other larger farms are just not capable of.... [more]

Shannon, Illinois

It's not always easy being green, well yes, yes it is. Because we really don't know any other way to be.... [more]

Sheffield, Illinois

Meadow Haven Farm was started by Allan and Jeanne Sexton. Allan, a retired holistic veterinarian who has a life-long interest in nutrition and health, decided the only way to really produce good heal... [more]

Mount Morris, Illinois

Belly Fire Farm (BFF) is a small, bio-intensive, naturally operated, family farm. BBF is building just and joyful community through food, work, play, and education.... [more]

Sheffield, Illinois

Graze N Grow Farm is run by Jim and Ruth Draper of Sheffield, IL. Ruth and Jim both grew up on the traditional type of grain and livestock farms you see across Illinois, but they became disillusioned... [more]