We take pride in growing and blending all of our own feedstuffs for the animals. Also, steers and chickens have access to pasture during the warmer months.

Wild Roots is a family owned farm located in Harvard Il. Our Mission is to grow natural and sustainable foods.... [more]

Our 20 acres is in the beautiful Driftless Region of Southwestern Wisconsin. Here we care for a small mixed flock of California Red and Shetland sheep, who produce gorgeous wool.... [more]

Welcome to Home Sweet Orchard - a home school-family owned and run, "better than organic" farm! From early August through late November, we offer eight varieties of apples to be purchased at local far... [more]

We are small new to the area. We are producers if free range eggs and will be getting into fruit and vegetable produce that will be all natural.

We're a family, pasture-based small farm located in Mukwonago, Wisconsin. Our chickens are fed a soy free and corn free organic feed mix and lambs are 100% grass fed and finished.

Bean Head Farm is a non-profit organization with the mission to provide fresh veggies to area food pantries.... [more]

At Tiny Tempest Farm we delight our community with good food and good theater. We specialize in organically grown vegetable, herb and flower seedlings, primarily grown for home gardeners.... [more]

Hickory Grove Heritage Farm is a small family farm in Marengo, IL. We are committed to growing high-quality garlic by following organic, earth-friendly practices.... [more]

Small hobby farm. I have 6 ewes, and one ram. Two purebred Shetlands (one is a very light creme. The other is a pretty reddish brown) Shetlands are a heritage breed, and somewhat endangered.

I'm your local farmer, raising grass kickin' chicken naturally in shelters on pasture. Shelters are necessary to keep predators such as fox away and to provide protection from the weather.... [more]

We are an organic raspberry, vegetable and edible flower farm. To be clear about our organic status, we certified our farm for 11 years before deciding to no longer support the USDA program.... [more]