Liberty Mission Farms is family-owned, local-market farm, focused on healing the land. We purpose to use a specific method of growing produce and raising animals without the use of synthetic fertiliz... [more]

We are a multi-generational family owned and operated beef and produce farm. With the installation of our high tunnel in 2012, we have expanded our vegetable produce through our extended growing seas... [more]

We are a family owned farm in Granite City, Illinois, established on October 27, 2007. We board horses, offer riding lessons, and when necessary rescue animals.... [more]

Everything on the farm is homegrown on the farm. We have produce in the summer and then from mid September to end of October we have fall decorations.... [more]

Hello, my name is Jennifer Althoff & my husband Joe & our 7 children farm in Jefferson county. We live in Hillsboro where most of the animals are kept except for the cows that we rent additional acrea... [more]

We are a pasture raised poultry farm as well as a vegetable farm. We also grow strawberries. Although not certified organic, we use only organic items on our farm.... [more]

We operate a non-certified organic farm 30 miles from St. Louis, MO. We are located near Cedar Hill, MO on Bellews Creek in the Big River valley.... [more]

4 generation dairy farm. Quit commercial milking in 2000 and started milking a couple of cows a few years later for personal use.... [more]

We are a small family run local farm. We have produce, such as lettuce, beets, zucchini, fresh eggs, local honey, jams, jelly and pickles and so much more.... [more]

We currently sell eggs from our pastured heritage breed chickens as well as coffee which we roast on the farm.... [more]

We are 3 generations reclaiming our family farm. We provide fresh produce and free range eggs for the Meramec community area using a mix of aquaponic culture, traditional organic techniques, and free... [more]

Good food begins with good dirt. But good dirt isn't a goal in most farming enterprises. At best, the relationship between dirt and food is severed in modern agriculture; at worst, it's an adversari