Local Food near Quincy, mi
Bass Root Farm LLC (Fenton, MI) is a Certified Naturally Grown produce farm dedicated to growing nutrient-dense vegetables using natural, sustainable, and regenerative farming practices.... [more]
Using draft-horse power (Percherons), we farm a little over 50 acres outside of Zeeland, Michigan. Pastures, grain crops, and hay are managed without chemicals for weed or insect control.... [more]
Leaves of Two is proud to grow fresh microgreens right here in our local community. Each crop is carefully grown, harvested, and packaged with quality and freshness in mind.... [more]
Urban farmers market with farmers/growers, crafts vendors and specialty food vendors. The market is a weekly Sunday farmers market with hours of 12 am - 4 pm.... [more]
The Flint Farmers' Market, under the management of Uptown Reinvestment Corporation since 2002, is recognized as one of the finest public markets in Southeast Michigan.... [more]
City Commons is a cooperative urban CSA, the produce you receive is all grown in Detroit at nine market gardens located throughout the city.... [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]
Small Farm raising Adga disease tested Nigerian Dwarf milk goats & heritage breed chickens. Pasture based, organically & soy free fed, Herbally managed.... [more]
Outdoor Farmers' Market that runs from May 9 to the last Saturday in October 24, 2026. Every Saturday from 8AM to Noon and is located @ 317 S.... [more]
We are a small family owned and operated produce farm in Southern Michigan, founded in 2021. We grow fresh vegetables and raise free range eggs to sell at our local farmers markets and through our CSA
Timber Valley Bison, LLC is a family owned and operated ranch started in March of 2021. The ranch is located on 56 acres, with 30 of them fenced to date.... [more]
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]