Woodhull, il

Farms near Woodhull, il

Dahinda, Illinois

Smiling Frog Farm grows and sells fresh vegetables and eggs serving great food to a local market in Knox and surrounding counties in Illinois.... [more]

Coal Valley, Illinois

We are a family micro-farm and homestead, living and learning and growing on land in rural Coal Valley, IL, just outside of the Quad Cities proper.

Aledo, Illinois

Old Paths Farm is a fifth generation, family owned, Sesquicentennial Farm located eight miles north of Aledo, IL, just off of U.S.... [more]

Taylor Ridge, Illinois

My Turkey Hollow Twilight Zone LLC (MTHTZ) is a Market Garden SPIN Farm, growing hazard free produce on less than 6000 square feet.... [more]

Laura, Illinois

Sam's Garden Farm is an all-natural, chemical-free strawberry farm in Northern Peoria County in Central Illinois.... [more]

East Moline, Illinois

We are a sesquicentennial family farm established in 1863 currently owned and operated by Gene and Beri Dennhardt.... [more]

Rock Island, Illinois

We grow chemical-free vegetables and fruits in an urban setting. We will be an four season operation next year using the Elliot Coleman method of growing produce.

Bettendorf, Iowa

We are a small family-owned farm in Bettendorf, IA. We provide particular attention to the produce we grow that other larger farms are just not capable of.... [more]

Wyoming, Illinois

We are a small, family run farm specializing in fresh fruits and vegetables, including several hoophouses for season extension into the winter.... [more]

Blue Grass, Iowa

We grow and market hydroponic tomatoes(red and yellow beefsteak) red, yellow, and orange bell peppers, european cucumbers.... [more]

Sheffield, Illinois

Mill Road Farms, located in Sheffield, IL, is a family run farm headed by Executive Chef Dan Marquis, along with his brother Tim Marquis.... [more]

Sheffield, Illinois

Graze N Grow Farm is run by Jim and Ruth Draper of Sheffield, IL. Ruth and Jim both grew up on the traditional type of grain and livestock farms you see across Illinois, but they became disillusioned... [more]