O'Fallon, mo

Farms near O'Fallon, mo

Middletown, Missouri

Utterback Farms is an aquaponics farm near St.Louis, Mo. Our primary crop is lettuce. We also grow many other vegetables and mushrooms as well.... [more]

Stanton, Missouri

We are 3 generations reclaiming our family farm. We provide fresh produce and free range eggs for the Meramec community area using a mix of aquaponic culture, traditional organic techniques, and free... [more]

Gerald, Missouri

We are a small family owned and operated farm that concentrates on using animals to maintain the land.... [more]

Edwardsville, Illinois

Panash LLC was developed in 2012 to provide naturally raised produce, eggs and Heritage Hereford Hogs to local area residents.... [more]

De Soto, Missouri

Missouri Grass Fed Beef is located in the Ozark highlands just a short drive from St. Louis._Our family has been raising beef since 1945 and we supply young grass fed beef free of antibiotics, steroid... [more]

Worden, Illinois

J N' J Cattle Co. is a locally owned and operated family farm. Our mission is to raise our livestock locally by using regenerative agricultural processes to assist our pastures in thriving with the n... [more]

Bowling Green , Missouri

Are you concerned with the industrialization of our food supply? Troubled by the increasing reports of food borne illness, food allergies and chronic diesase?... [more]

Bowling Green, Missouri

Organian Farms is a 115 acre farm in northeast Missouri, 15 miles west of the Mississippi River in an Amish enclave.... [more]

Troy, Illinois

Luna Herb Co. and The Smelly Gypsy offer all natural handmade herbal products. We wildcraft or grow our own herbs or purchase them from those who do the same.... [more]

Worden, Illinois

Prairieland Peruvian Alpacas is located 50 miles northeast of St Louis, MO (founded in 2003). We're dedicated to raising a herd of Peruvian alpacas with great fiber and super personalities.... [more]

O'Fallon, Illinois

Good food begins with good dirt. But good dirt isn't a goal in most farming enterprises. At best, the relationship between dirt and food is severed in modern agriculture; at worst, it's an adversari