Snover, mi

Local Food near Snover, mi

Clarkston, Michigan

We are located in The Clarkston Education Center/Renaissance High School parking lot, 6558 Waldon Road, Clarkston.... [more]

Pinconning, Michigan

At Sleepy Hollow, we are a small, family-operated Homestead and CSA farm. We grow a variety of wholesome vegetables, cutting flowers, and herbs.... [more]

Standish, Michigan

We are a centennial family farm. We enjoy producing quality. We are the fourth generation, and building!... [more]

Hemlock, Michigan

We are a you-pick blueberry farm in Hemlock, Michigan open on weekends during picking season, usually the month of July.... [more]

Tawas City, Michigan

Wednesdays in Oscoda-AuSable at Shoreline Park, at the Chamber of Commerce, on US-23 at the river. Our Saturday location is in Tawas City at Gateway Park.... [more]

Midland, Michigan

The Midland Area Farmers Market is located in the east parking lot of Dow Diamond. Our market is a great place to get all of your fresh vegetables, fruit, baked goods, meat, cheese, fresh fish, eggs,... [more]

Fenton, Michigan

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

Hartland, Michigan

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

Oakley, Michigan

Pig Whistle Farm LLC is a small, family-run farm rooted in traditional values and honest work. Founded in the fall of 2024, we focus on regenerative agriculture, raising pasture-based chickens the way... [more]

Hope, Michigan

Since 2011, JNelson Farms has been a leader in the production of 100% grassfed and grass-finished beef.... [more]

Novi, Michigan

Tollgate Farm and Education Center is owned by Michigan State University and The Americana Foundation, a not-for-profit focused on preserving farmland and our agrarian roots.... [more]