Volo, il

Farm Stands near Volo, il

Sugar Grove, Illinois

Our family raises chickens, turkeys, and ducks for eggs. We also raise broilers, heritege turkeys, sheep and a few dairy cows.... [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.

Roscoe, Illinois

I'm your local farmer, raising grass kickin' chicken naturally in shelters on pasture. Shelters are necessary to keep predators such as fox away and to provide protection from the weather.... [more]

Clare, Illinois

We're a local farm family committed to farming regeneratively. We currently serve our northern Illinois community by offering sustainably raised freezer meats and our exclusive Farm-to-Table Experienc... [more]

Waukesha, Wisconsin

The River Road Ranch was founded in 2008 as a tiny hobby farm surrounded by the Vernon Marsh and the Fox River.... [more]

Big Rock, Illinois

On our Big Rock farm, we strive to work in harmony with the land, weather and blessings God has bestowed on us.... [more]

North Prairie, Wisconsin

Bean Head Farm is a non-profit organization with the mission to provide fresh veggies to area food pantries.... [more]

Waukesha, Wisconsin

Wild Child Farms is a small family owned and operated farm in Waukesha, WI. We raise pastured poultry (ducks, chickens, turkeys), chicken and duck eggs, along with seasonal herbs, and assorted jams a... [more]

Esmond, Illinois

Na-Da Farm is moving to the mountains!! Please follow along with us on our facebook page as we discover a whole new area and (God-willing) open up a brand new business out there.... [more]

Plano, Illinois

We are a certified naturally grown farm. We raise vegetables that we feel are unsurpassed for taste and quality.... [more]

Rockford, Illinois

Hello, we are growing 60 plus different kinds of rare and gourmet garlic bulbils the natural organic way.... [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.