Peoria Heights, il

Farm Stands near Peoria Heights, il

Downs, Illinois

We are a small sustainable family farm in south-central McLean County raising produce, fresh herbs, seedlings and seedstock for the local community.... [more]

Streator, Illinois

Our humble beginnings didn't start out to be a full time job. Our family consisted of seven people, (Mom, Dad, and Five Boys) just simply growing wholesome food to support a healthy growing family.... [more]

Ladd, Illinois

Silver Creek Farms is a year round greenhouse farm producing a few different varieties of tomatoes.... [more]

LaSalle, Illinois

Donnie Appleseed Orchard is our small farm which is dedicated to growing not only the freshest apples but garden produce as well.... [more]

Blackstone, Illinois

We're a family run farm raising alpacas and growing vegetables and fruit. Although we are not certified organic, we use only natural methods.... [more]

Farmer City, Illinois

As a small family farm, Morthland Farms grows food and raises farm animals without the use of chemicals.

Lynn Center, Illinois

Sedlock Farm was established in 1983. We raise high quality Jersey Hybrid asparagus. We hand snap our asparagus for an all green, all edible product.... [more]

Cantrall, Illinois

Flower farm with small livestock, fresh eggs, garden produce, photo locations and family activities with farm pets.

Springfield, Illinois

Back 40 Farm is a family run farm that started out as a way for our children to learn about humane animal husbandry, organic growing practices, and self-reliance with an environmental consciousness.

Rock Falls, Illinois

Muller's Lane Farm is an unique experience in the old homestead way of life. We are rich in tradition.... [more]

Amboy, Illinois

Our farm is located just south of Dixon right off of Route 26. We have high quality, naturally raised poultry.... [more]

Monticello, Illinois

Caveny Farm has Bourbon Red Heritage turkeys for your Holiday dinners. These tasty turkeys were the favorite farm raised turkey before the development of the double breasted varieties in the late 1940... [more]