Rose of Sharon Homestead CSA & Pastured Meats is a small family based CSA and Meat producer. We believe in only using sustainable organic methods to grow/raise our food.... [more]
Originally homesteaded in 1878, our farm was reborn as New Era Farm in 2005. The land had been fallow for twenty years and we reclaimed it for organic farming, receiving MOSA certification in 2008.
Welcome to The Maple Dude! Each year from about mid March to mid April we produce the some of the best pure maple syrup available.... [more]
The Small Family Farm is located in the heart of the Driftless Area new Viroqua and La Farge, WI. We have a beautiful 21 acre ridge top farm with 9 acres in vegetable production.... [more]
Sign up now to have pastured organically fed meat! We raise Pastured Organic simply because that is the way we like to farm because of health reasons for us and our animals.... [more]
For now I currently make jewelry while my husband works in welding. We are trying to recover financially so that we may have another farm some day.... [more]
We grow and sell produce on our family operated farm of 20 acres in Merrillan, Wisconsin. The farm has been owned by Jason's family since 1952.... [more]
We are three friends who met at a local farmer's market and found we had so much in common. Our love of fresh grown, chemical free produce led our throughts and hearts to the CSA concept.... [more]
Witte's Garden is a small family operated farm in southern Wisconsin. We are a chemical free farm featuring heirloom, open pollinated seed and produce.
Deep Rooted is a small Certified Organic farm and greenhouse business offering diverse goods and services.... [more]
Highland Road Llamas is a tiny farm with llamas, pastured chickens, and garden. Organically grown vegetables, fruits, and eggs are available on the farm (picked on-the-spot) and also at local farmers
Happy Hens, Portage WI 53901 / (608) 566-3399 Farming Practices: Naturally Grown/No chemicals, no pesticides, no herbicides, no medication used on the animals or property Happy Hens History: I gr... [more]