Sauk City, wi

CSA near Sauk City, wi

Watertown, Wisconsin

Our 2.5 acre micro-farm produces foods using sustainable and organic practices! We blog about farm life, beekeeping, raising livestock, homesteading and share stories/information with others.... [more]

GLEN FLORA, Wisconsin

Bunny Hill Farms is a small family owned operated farm. We offer young pasture raised Pilgrim Geese for sale suitable for showing, breeding or meat.... [more]

La Farge, Wisconsin

Shining hills is a certified organic cut flower farm selling to florists, designers, and individuals searching for the freshest most vibrationally potent organic flowers in the midwest.... [more]

Beloit, Wisconsin

Located five miles west of Beloit and fifteen miles southwest of Janesville, we are dedicated to promoting organic, local, and sustainable agriculture.... [more]

Berlin, Wisconsin

Prospera Farm is dedicated to understanding and learning to work with our Earth in a way that is harmonious, ecologically safe, and beneficial for the land.

Westby, Wisconsin

Knapp Creek Farm Once upon a time, we were a growing family living in a major metropolitan area with a good life until we felt something pulling us.... [more]

Neosho, Wisconsin

Basil Farm raises pastured chicken, pastured pork, and grassfed beef. At the beginning of growing season, we have pre-season share options available at our best prices.... [more]

Cuba City, Wisconsin

Tree of Life Gardens grows certified organic fruits and vegetables on some super amazing soil of the Gods!... [more]

Oconomowoc (but in Ashippun), Wisconsin

Come visit our Beautiful Hill Farm and Orchard in Ashippun (10 miles north of Oconomowoc). Find delicious vegetables and apples, and a beautiful view!... [more]

Tomah, Wisconsin

We own a small family farm in western Wisconsin, producing naturally grown fruits, vegetables, and herbs.... [more]

Redgranite, Wisconsin

Fresh Farms is offering CSA contracts to throes who love fresh, locally grown veggies without the use of harmful chemicals.... [more]

Cashton, Wisconsin

Originally homesteaded in 1878, our farm was reborn as New Era Farm in 2005. The land had been fallow for twenty years and we reclaimed it for organic farming, receiving MOSA certification in 2008.