Walton, in

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Brookston, Indiana

About our farm: We started our farm in 2006 as a personal venture of health for our family. Throughout the years we have added to that venture with plans to eventually share and offer its benefits

Kewanna, Indiana

Rooster Ridge Farm is a small family farm in Kewanna, Indiana. We offer in-season produce May through October and grass fed goat meat (chevon and cabrito) year round.... [more]

Brookston, Indiana

I raise heritage breeds of pigs, poultry, and dairy cows naturally, without the use of hormones or antibiotics.

Battle Ground, Indiana

Farm Motto: We only sell what we grow and never yesterday's corn. The farm produces sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, watermelon, cantaloupe, cucumbers, summer squash.... [more]

Rochester, Indiana

We raise about 150 lambs per year. Ewes (mothers) are on pasture from spring through fall. They are rotated between 10 pasture paddocks moving to new grazing about every five days with the help of a... [more]

Brookston, Indiana

We work in harmony with nature. We don't use pesticides or non-organic fertilizers. We are in our first year of transitioning to certified organic.... [more]

Silver Lake, Indiana

We are a family farm, growing on 1/3 of an acre in the small rural town of Silver Lake. Our yard has become our gardens growing with nature using regenerative organic practices along with integrated p... [more]

Arcadia, Indiana

We are a 10 acre Alpaca & Angora rabbit farm. Located on the outskirts of Arcadia, IN. Here our family participates in the raising and care of both these types of wonderful animals.... [more]

Culver, Indiana

Founded in 2010, we are a diversified, Certified Naturally Grown, family- and community-oriented small farm located near Culver, Indiana.

Tippecanoe, Indiana

We are a growing young homestead. We don't use any pesticides or herbicides, we raise our animals as naturally as possible.... [more]

North Manchester, Indiana

We are a small family farm located just outside of North Manchester. We are eager to share our produce that we grow annually.... [more]