We operate a small farm in Chippewa County, Wisconsin. We sell Shetland-Icelandic cross lambs, old-fashioned pigs, miniature Hereford cattle and heritage turkeys.... [more]
Small farm with fresh eggs, fiber, and family. We provide free-range, rotational grazing and fresh grass to our chickens, ducks, and goats.... [more]
Costa Produce Farm & Greenhouse has been in business for three generations. Attention to detail, good stewards of the land, food safety, and a love of farming describes Costa Farm and our philosophy.
Let your seasonal eating begin with Spring Wind! We are a community-focused, diversified vegetable farm serving the Northfield, MN area since 2010.... [more]
KDE Farms raises and sells: All natural: 100% grass-fed and finished beef Pastured Chickens Pastured Pork Maple Syrup from our trees (Not produced in a federally inspected facility) We can d... [more]
Walk in Farm Stand (shop) that sells rainbow colored farm fresh eggs from our hens, along with cottage baked foods such as sourdough bread, cookies, cakes, cinnamon rolls, cupcakes, flat breads, and m
To sign up for a CSA Share visit https://www.racingheartfarm.com/csa-sign-up.html - we do not check our Local Harvest messages, please message us through our website if you have any questions.... [more]
Using regenerative land practices, we Pasture-raise and finish all of our Beefalo in a way that not only provides healthy meat but is also healthy for the land and environment.
Hand scale, local farming allows us to sustainably grow and deliver herbs of spectacular quality and freshness.... [more]
Whitewater Gardens Farm is a small, diversified farm on the edge of the Whitewater Wildlife Area in Southeast Minnesota.... [more]
Several years ago, I was struggling with stomach issues, autoimmune disease, sick children, and a husband who just in general did not feel good.... [more]
I run a permaculture regenerative farm where we strive to mimic natural ecosystem processes to produce positive cascading effects being the "keystone" species of our environment.
