We Arose is a network of local producers and consumers elevating urban farming cooperation by building community and increasing access to local and affordable healthy food options.
The Territory Farmers Market was established in 2005. We are nestled in the scenic, rolling terrain of the Driftless Area in Jo Daviess County, Illinois, just 8 miles east of Galena.
Welcome to Hillside Farms, where sustainability meets quality! Nestled in the heart of rural Hills, our family-operated farm is dedicated to producing wholesome, naturally raised food for your table.... [more]
Muddy Miss Farms is dedicated to diversified, small-scale, sustainable agriculture. We adhere to growing practices that focus on the health of plants, animals and the land while providing our communit... [more]
Iowa beef. No artificial hormones. No routine antibiotics. Frozen beef by the cut available year round.... [more]
Phil and Marjorie Forbes along with their 2 daughters own and operate Moorgate Farms just south of the beautiful town of Kalona, right in the heart of Amish country.... [more]
The Johnson County Agricultural Association is a supporter of local produce. 2013 is the first year that we are offering a Winter Farmers Market.... [more]
Our chickens are pasture raised, organically fed layers. We can deliver eggs locally or you can call or email to schedule a pick-up.
Galen Bontrager Farm is an individually owned and operated beyond organic farm dedicated to raising high quality meat and eggs with pasture-based farming methods.... [more]
At Hue Hill Farm, we grow a diverse variety of fresh vegetables & herbs for our CSA shareholders. Using organic and sustainable practices, we are committed caretakers of the farm's soil, plants and an... [more]
Trowel & Error Farm is a small vegetable farm located on 2 acres in Iowa City, west of downtown. We offer about 50 different kinds of vegetables - from roots like carrots and beets, to greens like let... [more]
The Millet Seed is an urban farm located in Iowa City's Longfellow neighborhood. We grow on several small plots in the neighborhood using no chemicals and no machines.... [more]