Waterloo, il

Farm Stands near Waterloo, il

Silex, Missouri

Our farm is small - we raise our own vegetables, fruits, herbs, sheep (we have small herd of registered Dorper and bigger herd of Katahdin/cross Dorpers), milk goats, chickens, Our goal is to rais... [more]

Cuba, Missouri

We currently specialize in non-GMO, heirloom, organically grown produce and poultry. This is our second year in production and we look forward to this year!... [more]

Silex, Missouri

Our 3 acre farm is rich, river bottom land, that grows some of the best tasting, nutritious Heirloom vegetables.... [more]

Silex, Missouri

Dry Dock Farm is 3 acres of rich river bottom land, near the Village of Silex, This is our 6th season doing our CSA.

Mt. Vernon, Illinois

Gourmet food lovers - freshwater prawns! Know where you food comes from! Grown in natural conditions.... [more]

Cuba, Missouri

We are a small family farm located in Cuba, MO. Before becoming a business, we were raising food strictly for our family because we were tired of the poor quality food we were buying at the supermark... [more]

Hermann, Missouri

We are a small family farm raising traditional free range chickens for eggs and meat. Our egg layers are free range, roaming from lawn to pasture to barnyard and back which gives them a natural diet... [more]

Makanda, Illinois

We currently sell eggs from our pastured heritage breed chickens as well as coffee which we roast on the farm.... [more]

Brownstown, Illinois

Free range, organtically raised chickens, turkeys, eggs, ducks, meat goats. Also in season we have fruits and vegtables.... [more]

Marion, Illinois

Our farm was started out of our love of growing things and concern about the safety of our current food supply.... [more]

Nokomis, Illinois

Come visit or friendly farm. Specializing in heirloom plants and produce, farm fresh, free range eggs, Boer and Nubian goats, milk soaps, award winning jam and jellies.... [more]

Chaffee, Missouri

We at Franciscan Family Farms are committed to reversing some of the disturbing trends in modern agriculture we do not want to raise food that is less healthy than the food that our grandparents ate.