Saginaw, mi

Farms near Saginaw, mi

Holly, Michigan

We are a family-owned and operated meat chicken farm, ran by Craig Rabidoux, AKA "Bup". The farm was started in 2025.... [more]

Au Gres, Michigan

Our small farm produces, free range. cage free chicken and duck eggs, small scale produce, fresh baked goods, jams, marmalades and honey.... [more]

Fenton, Michigan

Please note: The Wegener Farm will scale back significantly in 2026 and will not run our normal CSA program.... [more]

Brown City, Michigan

For folks who want to raise their own livestock, but need organic feed, we blend and sell feed which includes crop ingredients raised on our farm or neighboring organic farms, along with organic miner

Hartland, Michigan

Hartland Farms is the cyber division of Roeske Farms, owned by Patty and Eric Roeske (Pronounced "Ray-skee").... [more]

Hartland, Michigan

At Ashfield Cattle, the cattle are given a large pasture to roam that is kept free of chemicals. For vitamins and minerals we use air dried kelp from the north Atlantic Ocean.

Howell, Michigan

Grandpa Graham started Springbrook Farms in 1955 as a dairy farm, milking for 44 years. Since 1999, we've been operating as a hobby farm, with the focus mainly on crops (corn, soybeans, and wheat).

Yale, Michigan

GRASS/CLOVER FED JERSEY BEEF. We are located in northwestern St. Clair Co., 2 miles south of Yale, Mich.... [more]

Brockway Township, Michigan

We operate a Jersey herd share program for raw milk. Leasing or "sharing" cows is the legal way to have raw milk in Michigan.... [more]

Mason, Michigan

Bede's Blooms is a small-scale flower farm located in Mason, Michigan, dedicated to growing seasonal, specialty-cut flowers with a focus on sustainability and beauty.... [more]

Pinckney, Michigan

It's a great time of the year to fill your freezer with premium Angus beef born and raised on our farm!... [more]

Dexter, Michigan

Baseline Farm raises grass-fed beef cattle in an organic, regenerative manner. We are a cow/calf to finish operation, where calves are born every spring and grow until they are big enough for eating (... [more]