Shannon, il

Farm Stands near Shannon, il

South Barrington, Illinois

A family owned and operated farm bringing you top quality produce and garden plants. Open mid April with home grown annuals and vegetable plants.... [more]

East Troy, Wisconsin

Since 1984, Michael Fields Agricultural Institute has been devoted to developing an agriculture that can sustain the land and its resources.... [more]

Winfield, Illinois

Fresh vegetables grown hydroponically on-site. Tomatoes (avail. May), Lettuce, Onions, Peppers, Cucumbers.... [more]

Burlington, Wisconsin

We are no longer in business, but do have 3 beautiful Female Suri Alpacas to sell to great owner. Registered & ready to bred.... [more]

Mukwonago, Wisconsin

We're a family, pasture-based small farm located in Mukwonago, Wisconsin. Our chickens are fed a soy free and corn free organic feed mix and lambs are 100% grass fed and finished.

Salem, Wisconsin

What separates Lester's Bison Farm from the rest? Quality! Not always considered a "delicate" animal, the American Bison moves with dignity and grace even under the most extreme conditions.

Burlington, Wisconsin

We grew up on small family farms ourselves and we wanted our kids to enjoy a fresh and natural lifestyle.... [more]

Hill Point, Wisconsin

Organic fruits, vegetables, eggs, nuts and berries. Pick your own, have farm fresh produce delivered weekly or join our farm CSA.... [more]

West Branch, Iowa

We are a small, diversified family farm with a strong focus on humane animal husbandry and sustainable farming practices.... [more]

Streator, Illinois

Our humble beginnings didn't start out to be a full time job. Our family consisted of seven people, (Mom, Dad, and Five Boys) just simply growing wholesome food to support a healthy growing family.... [more]

Lake Villa, Illinois

Susanna Farms began in the 1930s when SJ Bryan and his wife, May, purchase 300 acres of land in Northern Illinois.... [more]

Dousman, Wisconsin

We take pride in growing and blending all of our own feedstuffs for the animals. Also, steers and chickens have access to pasture during the warmer months.