Livengood Homegrown Farm grows produce in an environmentally friendly way by applying natural farming techniques and practices. Look for us at the farmers markets in Roanoke, Huntington and the Whitley County Farmers Market in Columbia City.
Read MoreSmall destination farm that offers educational tours, livestock, goat pasture for visitors, poultry, fresh eggs, rabbits and a very spoiled horse. We have picnic grounds, patios, beer garden, and an Air BNB for our guests. The farm will also be the future site for E Brewing Co, the first farmhouse brewery in Whitley County opening Fall of 2022
Read MoreOur "Veggie Bin" Farm Store is set among our organic gardens in the rolling hills of Noble County. It's our mission to show you exactly where the food on your table comes from. Most all seasonal vegetables and herbs, farm fresh eggs, microgreens, dry soup beans, heirloom cornmeal, popcorn, dried herbs, local honey, grape jelly and more are offered.
Read MoreMargaret & Tom Wise started selling their homegrown produce at the farmers market in Columbia City fourteen years ago on a whim. Today, Wise Farms still enjoys growing delicious produce for their community including 4,000 crowns of asparagus. They love meeting the wonderful people who come to their farm stand and the support they receive from their loyal customers at the Whitley County Farmers Market.
Read MoreCreation Celebration is committed to selling the best quality fruits and vegetables we possibly can. All the produce we sell has been raised on our farm so we are truly able to stand behind our products and share with anyone interested in our growing practices. We love to have people visit and give them a tour or our property.
Read MoreJoseph Decuis Wagyu Farm is a working farm and showcase for vegetables and animals raised sustainably and responsibly through organic and humane practices. We believe in a localized food economy, raising foods that are authentic, traceable and ethically sourced.
Read MoreCountryside Produce is a co-op of local Amish growers who are committed to raising high quality produce. All our co-op growers farm biologically by building up our soils using compost and cover crops. We are committed to farming chemical-free as we care about what our customers eat.
Read MoreWe work to serve our customers and our community. We hope to offer quality products in a welcoming environment that support health and wellness. It is a core part of our mission to provide a resource for both growers and producers, as well as, customers wanting to purchase locally made products.
Read More3 Rivers Natural Grocery is a full line natural foods grocery store with an emphasis on wholesome and delicious food, including local and organic. We seek out products that nourish the body while working diligently to make sure that the products you buy are healthy, free of harmful ingredients and processed in an environmentally responsible and humane manner.
Read MoreWholesome food for wellness minded people. Currently we farm two acres of blueberries and one acre of vegetables including three high tunnels for winter production. We use no chemical weed killers or any other toxic materials. We have found great fulfillment in bringing good food to people who appreciate it.
Read MoreTree Frog Farm uses strictly organic practices and have not used any synthetic chemicals since 1989. We encourage permaculture and the entire ecological system of the farm. This includes plantings that attract beneficial insects of all types. Our practices emphasize the development of soil health.
Read MoreOur produce is a combination of the best varieties available that grow well in our area combined with the best growing practices utilizing cover crops, mulches and compost. Our goal is to raise crops that have excellent flavor and unparalleled appearance. We embrace the best University based research available to improve the quality of our products.
Read MoreJoyfield Farm was started in 1983 by Cliff and Arlene Kindy. They grow a diverse range of vegetables on just a couple acres without the aid of gas powered machinery, save their seeds and use no pesticides or chemical fertilizers.
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