Nekoosa, wi

Farm Stands near Nekoosa, wi

Melrose, Wisconsin

Burr Oak Produce: BOP A Natures Way Farm - Nestled on a high sand basin within the coulee region hills of Wisconsin s drift-less region of 7 Rivers The farm philosophy: Work with nature to d... [more]

La Farge, Wisconsin

20+ year old permaculture demonstration with a small nursery. We focus largely on fruits, nuts and berries that will do well in the upper midwest and especially seedling varieties that are productive... [more]

Winneconne, Wisconsin

Pasture Raised Chicken Eggs. Chickens are cage free and free range spending their days picking and scratching on our five acres like chickens should.... [more]

Loganville, Wisconsin

Hickory Hill Farm is a 4th generation family farm located 2 miles South of Loganville on highway 23, in Sauk County, Wisconsin.

Markesan , Wisconsin

My husband and I have raised small flocks of birds (chickens, and ducks) over the years and we are now trying our hand at a much larger production.... [more]

Hill Point, Wisconsin

Organic fruits, vegetables, eggs, nuts and berries. Pick your own, have farm fresh produce delivered weekly or join our farm CSA.... [more]

Rio, Wisconsin

Burr Oak Gardens, LLC is a family owned and operated Certified Organic vegetable farm in Rio, WI. We offer a Farm Share style CSA where members can pick and choose what produce they want from our farm... [more]

Brandon, Wisconsin

Eggs for sale from free roaming chickens, that not only produce quality eggs, they are our pets, they are friendly and love attention.

Neenah, Wisconsin

Oakridge Farms is a family owned and operated fruit and vegetable farm located in Neenah, Wisconsin.... [more]

Fall Creek, Wisconsin

Scenic Pastures Farm is a family farm that offers a 100% heirloom fruit and vegetable CSA and pastured chickens.... [more]

Richland Center, Wisconsin

REBEL RIDGE FAMILY FARMS We operate a 650 acre organic beef farm in the hills of scenic southwestern Wisconsin.... [more]

Poynette, Wisconsin

Creek Bed Farmacy is a family farm that represents five generations of farming within the Schoeneberg family, beginning in 1871.... [more]