Local Food near Portland, mi
Here is our story: Back in the 80's my husband George was involved in building and managing a pork confinement operation in northern Michigan.... [more]
The Bronson Farmer's Market is held every Saturday morning from 8 am to 12 pm. The season begins in June (depending on weather) and continues until the Fall (typically October).... [more]
We are a family owned operated farm in Southwest Michigan. We raise Red Devons Red Devon/Black Wagyu Cross beef cattle on 100% naturally raised, planted pastures.... [more]
Whole farm is Certified Organic!!! No herbicides or pesticides used on our farm. We are known for our beautiful heirloom tomatoes, which this 2026 season, we are growing 50 varieties.... [more]
Receive fresh locally grown certified organic produce delivered to your door weekly. We at Country Valley Farm offer a CSA as a mechanism to help build relationships between our farm and food with pe... [more]
Argus Farm Stop is an every day, year-round farmers market where farms sell directly to consumers. We are the next generation of the traditional farmer's market!
Two beginning farmers with a dream to create a thriving farm in our community, beginning with a tiny patch of earth and a roadside farm stand.... [more]
We are a homestead farm creating stuff and food for us and you! We farm on about 1/2 an acre using no till methods, building the soil and growing more nutritious vegetables every year!... [more]
Garlic Boyz is a family-owned specialty garlic farm located in northern Michigan, growing premium hardneck garlic for home cooks, chefs, gardeners, and garlic lovers throughout southeast Michigan.... [more]
We are located in The Clarkston Education Center/Renaissance High School parking lot, 6558 Waldon Road, Clarkston.... [more]
We partner with over 20 local farms to source the freshest, most delicious locally grown produce available to us.... [more]
Tollgate Farm and Education Center is owned by Michigan State University and The Americana Foundation, a not-for-profit focused on preserving farmland and our agrarian roots.... [more]