We are a certified naturally grown farm. We raise vegetables that we feel are unsurpassed for taste and quality.... [more]
Hickory Grove Heritage Farm is a small family farm in Marengo, IL. We are committed to growing high-quality garlic by following organic, earth-friendly practices.... [more]
Getting started, here at Leschland, is probably later than most. We are late bloomers. My husband and I are on a life do-over, finding each other only a few years ago.... [more]
Meyer Bees provides all aspects of beekeeping services and products including package bees, queens, nucs, supplies, hive setups / management and honey production / processing.... [more]
We are a small family farm located in beautiful northeastern Illinois just 40 miles from Chicago. On our 80 acre farm we raise crops like alfalfa, NON-GMO corn and small grains like oats, barley and... [more]
This farm has been in the family for many generations. We have recently expanded from grain, hay, and cattle farming to include fresh produce.... [more]
Holistic, sustainable farm specializing in heritage breed American Guinea Hogs, Nigerian Dwarf Goats, honeybees, rabbits, turkeys, chickens.... [more]
ANNOUNCING HOME DELIVERY OF SCHERF FARMS DAIRY & CREAMERY DAIRY PRODUCTS!! That's right home delivery, Go to www.scherffarms.com, email us, see us at our facebook page or give us a call at 219-561-134... [more]
The Edge of Liberty is a four acre farm that we purchased because the neighborhoods surrounding it wanted to preserve the rural feeling of Liberty Township and stop it from being developed.... [more]
Wild Roots is a family owned farm located in Harvard Il. Our Mission is to grow natural and sustainable foods.... [more]
Exterior is a small, independent farm that also serves as the grounds for the restaurant TMIP. While our produce and meat mainly supply our restaurant, we're more than happy to share our bounty with o... [more]
Mother Hubbard's Farm is a small scale family farm, run by Steve & Kim Mullican just south of the Michigan line in Michigan City, IN.
