Naturally grown vegetables, red raspberries. We do not use pesticides. Specializing in tomatoes, squash, green beans, peppers, kohlrabi, pears, eggplant, onions, rhubarb and asparagus.... [more]
We are a small family ran farm that offers you farm to table nourishment. At Plentiful Prairie we find a personal value in providing our customers with the best poultry we can raise.
Formerly known as Dan, Pop Pop got his name from his grandchildren as they were trying to pronounce Grandpa, and the name has stuck around ever since.... [more]
Our farm is 80 acres of pasture, woods, and creeks in the Driftless Region of Wisconsin. We raise pigs, sheep, chickens, cows, and turkeys on rotated pasture, and all of our animals are fed grain whic... [more]
We're your farmers! We offer CSA vegetable boxes or Farm Shares. We serve mainly southern Wisconsin.... [more]
Our farm is dedicated to growing fresh organic produce at affordable prices for everyone to enjoy. We offer CSA boxes, free range brown eggs and sell our produce at local farmers markets.... [more]
An MOSA Certified Organic farm raising mixed veggies and pastured poultry grown at the world famous Taliesin in Spring Green Wisconsin.
Peacefully Organic Produce is proud to be the first ever, Veteran-led community supported agriculture (CSA) and farm in the Madison area.
20+ year old permaculture demonstration with a small nursery. We focus largely on fruits, nuts and berries that will do well in the upper midwest and especially seedling varieties that are productive... [more]
BumbleCluck raises a happy flock of chickens and ducks, that roam free on our land. This means sunshine, fresh air, and a varied diet for our feathered gang, resulting in the most delicious, nutritiou
We produce farm fresh lean lamb, naturally raised on grassland. Our hill sheep are specially selected for their tender, tasty flavor.... [more]
We believe in taking care of the land holistically, without the use of chemicals. We engage in soil-building practices such as cover cropping, green manure crops, and most importantly, rotational graz