Richmond, il

Farm Stands near Richmond, il

Elizabeth, Illinois

Environmentally friendly family farm direct marketing pork, grain- and grass-finished beef, and chicken to health conscience consumers.... [more]

Richmond, Illinois

Half-Way Farm offers hard to find Soy Free Eggs! Our heritage breed hens are free range and fed USDA certified organic and soy free feed.... [more]

Richmond, Illinois

Prairyerth Farm grows vegetables, herbs, and native perennials for gardeners and food for the dinner table.... [more]

Richmond, Illinois

Sue Rekenthaler and Gary Gauger tend a family farm that has been in the Gauger Family since 1923. The soil has been chemical free since 1960 and certified Naturally grown since 2003.... [more]

Genoa City, Wisconsin

We are a first-generation family small-acre farm right on the border of Wisconsin and Illinois. Primarily focused on raising ethical meat animals such as turkey, chickens, cattle, and pigs.... [more]

Ringwood, Illinois

Whitetail Ridge Farm is a small, owner-run farm dedicated to producing nutrient dense, chemical-free produce, eggs and poultry.... [more]

Richmond, Illinois

Join us as we celebrate our 10th year as a CSA! Become part of a community of families who know their farmer, and know how and where their food is grown.... [more]

Hebron, Illinois

Our egg farm was started in 2010 with 12 chicks as a way to provide fresh wholesome eggs for our family.

Burlington, Wisconsin

Following the tenets of organic farming, we proudly grow five varieties of mushrooms available year round, including: Portabella, Crimini (aka Baby Bella), White Button, Lion's Mane and Oyster.... [more]

Salem, Wisconsin

What separates Lester's Bison Farm from the rest? Quality! Not always considered a "delicate" animal, the American Bison moves with dignity and grace even under the most extreme conditions.

McHenry, Illinois

The Potting Bench, Inc. Discover your Edible world! We are concierge gardeners for your edible landscape.... [more]

Lake Villa, Illinois

Susanna Farms began in the 1930s when SJ Bryan and his wife, May, purchase 300 acres of land in Northern Illinois.... [more]