Western Springs, il

CSA near Western Springs, il

North Judson, Indiana

Green Acres farm was established by my grandparents in 1933. As Japanese immigrants, they grew asian specialty vegetables to sell to restaurant and grocery businesses in Chicago.... [more]

Elburn, Illinois

We are a family-owned and -run farm in Elburn, IL. We follow organic growing practices and never spray our crops with any pesticides (synthetic or organic).... [more]

Skokie, Illinois

The mission of The Talking Farm is to provide education, example, and hands-on experience to members of the community to expand the awareness, importance, and availability of food grown sustainably.... [more]

Lockport, Illinois

Second City Greens - Where good things grow! Join our CSA! www.secondcitygreens.com We are working to prove that small urban agriculture can flourish and help the community grow.... [more]

Hanover, Illinois

We grow many kinds of vegetables and herbs at Holloman Produce Farm, and we do it with natural and organic methods.... [more]

Burlington, Wisconsin

We are a small, diverse Certified Organic vegetable farm located in the beautiful rolling hills of Burlington, Wisconsin.... [more]

Lake Forest, Illinois

We grow many varieties of Microgreens, and deliver them to homes, restaurants, and groceries within 50 miles of Chicago.... [more]

Aurora, Illinois

Renewed Roots Initiative is a community vegetable farm ran by a community board. We offer a continuum of services to connect community members with healthy food.... [more]

Sandwich, Illinois

Larson s Family Farm, formerly known as Larson s Berry Farm, has been growing specialty crops on a small scale for almost 30 years.... [more]

Harvard, Illinois

Middlebury Farms is a Certified Organic farm located in Harvard, Illinois. We grow vegetables on 8 acres using organic practices from spring through late fall.... [more]

Crest Hill, Illinois

Rock Run Farm is named after the Rock Run of which a tributary creek flows through the property.

Geneva, Illinois

Windy Acres began in 1985 when Wayne and Daryl Srail saw the farm as an opportunity to grow what they love and to have the chance to share their affection for growing healthful products.... [more]