Full Circle Community Farm in Seymour, your family's connection to yummy, nutritious, ethical food! Our Certified Organic farm regenerates the land by planting pollinator habitat, grazing our happy animals and keeping (not draining) frog and duck ponds. Andrew and his partner Heather have expanded upon his parents strong foundation of 100% grass-fed, rotationally grazed beef cattle. The establishment of beautiful pastures throughout the farm provided an opportunity to add pastured pork and hens to the farms offerings, and naturally, 5 acres of diverse vegetable production. We plan to continue to grow, with possibilities for additional diversity in production (mushrooms, dairy, value-added, floral, cider, etc.). Come out to our farm events and upcoming workshops and immerse yourself in nature, help pick veggies for your CSA share, and plant some flowers. We are working to change the local food system and the health of people in Northeast Wisconsin. We are keeping the water clean, building up the soil, and growing the very best food possible. Whether you are an ethical eater or a food activist, join our community farm movement by purchasing from Full Circle.
Listing last updated on
Jan 21, 2025
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Market Channels
Season: May through December
Type: multiple farm
Since: 2017
# of Shares: 200
Share Prices: $30/week small share
$40/week standard share
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Schedule and Location:
Summer Markets: Washington Street, Green Bay. Saturdays from 7am - 12noon Downtown Appleton - details to come due to Corona virus changes Winter Markets: KI Convention Center, Green Bay; select Saturdays 8am - 12noon
Schedule and Location:
We wholesale all of our products: meat, eggs, and produce through SLO Farmer's Co-op and some small grocery stores for eggs - Sal's Foods in Black Creek, Don's Market in Seymour, and The Free Market in Appleton.
Look for the windmill, that's us!
Park anywhere on the driveway!
From Green Bay: Take HWY 29 West, take the exit for Pulaski. Turn South on HWY 32/156 and then West on HWY 156. Go about 10 miles until you reach Lawn Road (just past the cemetery). Turn North on Lawn road and go for 2 miles until you see our wind turbine on the right.
From Appleton: Take HWY 47 North about 25 miles. Turn East on HWY 156 (just past Cecil). Go East for about 5 miles until you see Lawn Road. Turn North on Lawn Road and go for 2 miles until you see the wind turbine on the right.