Local Farmers Market
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Meet Your Local Farmers and Producers
Second Cloud On The Left Farm
Drew and Toril Fisher
231.330.1614
Second Cloud On The Left Farm is a new farm, specializing in growing rare and heirloom produce in the heart of SW Wisconsin's driftless region. Our farm makes every effort to grow fresh, healthy food and utilize practices that are mindful of future generations, soil and planetary health.
www.secondcloudfarm.com
231.330.1614
Second Cloud On The Left Farm is a new farm, specializing in growing rare and heirloom produce in the heart of SW Wisconsin's driftless region. Our farm makes every effort to grow fresh, healthy food and utilize practices that are mindful of future generations, soil and planetary health.
www.secondcloudfarm.com
Ella Bella Farm
Ed Holahan and Mary Bensen
Ella Bella Farm is a thirty acre mix of woods and prairie with just the right amount of tilled annual gardens. We recently incorporated a permaculture focus bringing additional sustainability to our efforts. Our third growing season at Ella Bella Farm produced 50+ varieties of organic/biodynamic vegetables, fruits, and herbs.
Ella Bella Farm is a thirty acre mix of woods and prairie with just the right amount of tilled annual gardens. We recently incorporated a permaculture focus bringing additional sustainability to our efforts. Our third growing season at Ella Bella Farm produced 50+ varieties of organic/biodynamic vegetables, fruits, and herbs.
Small Family Farm
Jillian Jacquinot
608.625.4178
Small Family Farm is located in Southwest Wisconsin in the Driftless Coulee Region. We are stewards of 21 beautiful ridge top acres of land. We grow over 70 varieties of vegetables using organic and biodynamic methods. We raise pastured chickens and pigs for meat. We primarily market our vegetables thru the CSA program where the members receive a weekly box of veggies from our farm.
Consider signing up for a change in your life that affects the lives of countless other families in our bioregion that drink from the same groundwater, breathe the same air and live near the same crop fields as you. Make an affordable change in your life that isn’t all that radical, a change that mimics the way it once was; to a time when our parents and grandparents ate from their own gardens, orchards and pastures.
www.smallfamilycsa.com
608.625.4178
Small Family Farm is located in Southwest Wisconsin in the Driftless Coulee Region. We are stewards of 21 beautiful ridge top acres of land. We grow over 70 varieties of vegetables using organic and biodynamic methods. We raise pastured chickens and pigs for meat. We primarily market our vegetables thru the CSA program where the members receive a weekly box of veggies from our farm.
Consider signing up for a change in your life that affects the lives of countless other families in our bioregion that drink from the same groundwater, breathe the same air and live near the same crop fields as you. Make an affordable change in your life that isn’t all that radical, a change that mimics the way it once was; to a time when our parents and grandparents ate from their own gardens, orchards and pastures.
www.smallfamilycsa.com
Inch by Inch Organic Farm
Karen Rengert
Mari Botanicals
Robin Mari
608.637.2009
Robin has been inspired by plants and flowers from a very young age and has been
creating herbal products for the past twenty years. She uses primarily local
organically grown and wildcrafted herbs in her therapeutic remedies, soaps, lip
balms, and salves. In addition to making her products available at local stores
and farmers markets, Robin teaches regularly and leads area plant walks.
608.637.2009
Robin has been inspired by plants and flowers from a very young age and has been
creating herbal products for the past twenty years. She uses primarily local
organically grown and wildcrafted herbs in her therapeutic remedies, soaps, lip
balms, and salves. In addition to making her products available at local stores
and farmers markets, Robin teaches regularly and leads area plant walks.
Kickapoo Gold
Phil & Sarah Gudgeon
608.634.4155
or toll-free at 866.290.8280
Phil and Sarah Gudgeon, owners of Kickapoo Gold, havea family history of making maple syrup in the Kickapoo Valley dating back to the late 1800s. Their memories of making syrup the "old-fashioned" way stretch back to the 1950s when the family only produced syrup for their own needs and some to give away, burning an open fire beneath the sap cooking pan and canning the syrup on a stove in the basement.
From tree to table, Kickapoo Gold's syrup making process is a unique hybrid of old and new, producing high quality syrup while achieving sustainability and efficiency.
608.634.4155
or toll-free at 866.290.8280
Phil and Sarah Gudgeon, owners of Kickapoo Gold, havea family history of making maple syrup in the Kickapoo Valley dating back to the late 1800s. Their memories of making syrup the "old-fashioned" way stretch back to the 1950s when the family only produced syrup for their own needs and some to give away, burning an open fire beneath the sap cooking pan and canning the syrup on a stove in the basement.
From tree to table, Kickapoo Gold's syrup making process is a unique hybrid of old and new, producing high quality syrup while achieving sustainability and efficiency.
Indecision Ridge Farm
Matt & Sara Urch
608.675.3766
Matt Urch and Sara Martinez raise grassfed Galloway cattle on their farm a few miles from Viroqua. Cattle on Indecision Ridge Farm are rotationally grazed on lush grass and clover pastures that are managed to provide habitat for Bobolinks, Meadowlarks, and other grassland birds.
608.675.3766
Matt Urch and Sara Martinez raise grassfed Galloway cattle on their farm a few miles from Viroqua. Cattle on Indecision Ridge Farm are rotationally grazed on lush grass and clover pastures that are managed to provide habitat for Bobolinks, Meadowlarks, and other grassland birds.
Austin's Rush Creek Farm
Brian & Carolyn Austin
608.632.1579
At Austin's Rush Creek Farm, we grow produce using natural methods. We offer a variety of vegetables and berries. We do not use chemical fertilizers or pesticides. We enrich our soil with natural organic matter. Our focus is on providing quality produce to local customers. We believe that a strong local economy is key to a healthy, fulfilling life.
608.632.1579
At Austin's Rush Creek Farm, we grow produce using natural methods. We offer a variety of vegetables and berries. We do not use chemical fertilizers or pesticides. We enrich our soil with natural organic matter. Our focus is on providing quality produce to local customers. We believe that a strong local economy is key to a healthy, fulfilling life.
