Local Food near Rio, wi
Tsyunhehkwa Harvestfest takes place the first Saturday in October. This celebration will recognize and give thanks for the harvest.... [more]
St. Brigid's Meadows is a certified organic, regenerative, grass-based farm located south of La Crosse in Wisconsin's lovely Driftless region.... [more]
SLO Farmer's Co-op aggregates food from member farms in Northeast Wisconsin and sells these products locally.... [more]
Welcome to Kenosha Public Market Where Community, Creativity, and Local Flavor Come Together Kenosha Public Market is more than a place to shop — it’s a lively, welcoming gathering place where... [more]
Discover the exceptional quality of our farm-fresh wagyu, raised with care and dedication. Our commitment to quality ensures that every bite is the most flavorful.... [more]
The Grayslake Farmers Market is the Oldest and Largest Evening Market located in Lake County, IL. With over 50 vendors, we have something for everyone, from flowers to cheese, fresh vegetables, organi... [more]
The Lanark Farmers Market, located in Lanark, Illinois, provides a community gathering place where local food growers, producers and entrepreneurs can sell directly to the consumer.
Liberty Prairie Farm grows a wide variety of certified organic vegetables and works with partner farms to provide fresh, locally-grown fruit and pasture-raised eggs to our CSA members.... [more]
You'll find Really Slow Food Here! Our Sustainable farm produces lovely Wisconsin Raw Wildflower Honey and truly Free Range Eggs from Heritage Chickens in a rainbow of natural colors Got "LLama Bea... [more]
Burr Oak Gardens, LLC is a family owned and operated Certified Organic vegetable farm in Rio, WI. We offer a Farm Share style CSA where members can pick and choose what produce they want from our farm... [more]
We raise grass fed Romney Sheep to sell as breeding stock to other producers, as freezer lambs, we also sell raw fleeces, Roving, wool and Sheepskins.... [more]
Creek Bed Farmacy is a family farm that represents five generations of farming within the Schoeneberg family, beginning in 1871.... [more]