We are accepting members for our 2017 CSA. Three Rivers Community Farm is a 12 acre vegetable farm located on land leased from Principia College in Elsah, IL; just a ten minute drive up the River Ro... [more]

About Us We are a family owned and operated specialty crop farm outside of Carlyle IL. Using small 1-4 acre plots we grow 25 acres of vegetables through the spring/summer/fall.... [more]

Riverbend Roots is gearing up for the 2013 season! We grow over 60 types of vegetables (and over 350 varieties) that are hand-tended, ecologically-grown, and harvested at their peak of flavor, eating... [more]

R Farm is the home of R Pizza Farm and R Farm Pizzeria. We are an interactive educational farm.... [more]

Jim, Diann, and son, Wes raise antibiotic- and hormone-free grassfed beef and katahdin lamb; pastured free-range, antibiotic- and hormone-free pork; chicken; and eggs in permaculture-type rotations wi... [more]

My father has farming in his blood and my mother's green thumb goes all the way up to her elbow so it is no surprise that I love helping things to grow.... [more]

We are a small diversified farm established by the Community Action Agency of St. Louis County to increase local access to fresh organically grown vegetables and herbs and improve food security for th... [more]

We are a non GMO, pesticide free farm. We grow crops from arugula to zucchini with the help from our interns we hire from the local FFA and 4H.... [more]

We are a small family owned farm. We sell hand-made wooden knitting needles, soaps, and shuttle-lace items such as tatted lace trims, motifs, table runners, tatted hearts for Valentine's Day, and... [more]

Mission at "The Root" Our Mission as a farm is to provide the local community high quality heirloom vegetables, produced responsibly with organic practices.... [more]

Embarras Valley Farm and CSA offers a large variety of organically grown produce including many specialty varieties and heirlooms.... [more]

The goal at our farm is to raise our plants and animals together, as they should be on a self-sustaining farm.... [more]