Local Food near Pine River, mn
Medicine Creek Farm is a sustainable, regenerative Minnesota family farm offering pastured pork and eggs and 100% grass fed and finished lamb and beef for custom order (as well as USDA processed beef
Our family sustainably farms 15 acres of fresh produce in Oak Park, MN. We grow over 100 varieties of fresh vegetables, fruits over 95% of our harvest goes directly to our CSA Share Members.... [more]
Welcome to Lake Ida Asparagus Farm. We are only selling asparagus in the spring. The season generally starts around May 15 th.... [more]
We are a group of Saint Cloud State University staff, students, faculty, and Saint Cloud community members creating a unified network to envision, plan, plant, tend, and harvest food and flowers toget... [more]
We raise grass-finished beef. Happy Critters Farm is dedicated to providing nutrient-dense, environmentally friendly, and humanely-raised meat to our neighbors.... [more]
Abraham's Table Farm is a small sustainable farm serving the pine county and twin cities (Minneapolis and Saint Paul) regions.... [more]
We grow delicious strawberries in a peaceful field setting while following pestide-free, organic practices.... [more]
We sell bison, beef, hogs and lambs direct to the consumer, by the 1/4 and 1/2. We pasture raise all of our animals in a natural setting.... [more]
Local farmers, Cottage Food producers and artisans bring you fresh fruits and vegetables, meat eggs, breads baked goods, honey maple syrup, jams, jellies canned goods, body care products and f... [more]
We raise grass fed Beef in Pine River. We currently raise Belted Galloways, an old scottish breen known for its ability to produce great tasting meat on grass alone.... [more]
Pine River Market Square is a new local growers' and crafters' market featuring goods grown, produced or made within 50 miles of Pine River, MN.... [more]
Brambleberry Fruit Farm offers a wide variety of hand-crafted foods including jams, jellies, salsas and fruit syrups produced and distributed by our family (we grow all our own fruit or pick it in the