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Earth First Farms

8335 Smith Road, Berrien Center, MI

Earth First Farms is a certified organic fruit farm in the rolling hills of SW Michigan. Our family owned and operated farm includes nearly 100 acres of apples, blueberries, strawberries, peaches, melons, watermelons. We also grow tomatoes, summer squash, winter squash and more. All of our farms are certified organic by Oregon Tilth. Located 100 miles from Chicago, we operate a popular organic fruit CSA, sell at local farm markets and provide our produce and farm products through our upick operation. read more

Broadview Farm and Gardens

18720 Il. Rte. 176, Marengo, IL

Broadview Farm and Gardens is a diversified family farm dedicated to providing the greater Chicago and Rockford areas with a secure and trustworthy source for well raised food. We keep our practices balanced, holistic, and sustainable with minimal amounts of machinery and outside labor. We aim to service our community and others with a variety of responsibly grown vegetables, fruits, meat, and eggs. read more

Wild Coyote Farm

2224 E Lemon Creek rd, Berrien Springs, MI

Wild Coyote Farm is a Certified Organic small family farm in beautiful Southwest Michigan, dedicated to organic and sustainable growing practices to produce delicious and nutritious vegetables and fruits. We are honored to be stewards of our land and strive to treat our environment with respect. We love providing our community with high quality, delicious and nutritious produce. read more

Angelic Organics Farm

1547 Rockton Rd, Caledonia, IL

Since 1990, Angelic Organics Farm has provided fresh, organic vegetables to households throughout Chicagoland. Today, the farm grows biodynamic and certified organic vegetables on 35 acres and tends another 35 fallow acres as part of its rotational fertility program.

Farmer John Peterson got his start on the family farm in the 1950’s at age nine when he began milking and feeding the cows before and after school. In 1990, Farmer John transitioned the farm to organic vegetables and called it Angelic Organics. He wanted a natural system by which to farm, a system in which results were derived from the integrity of the soil—not from crop chemicals and petroleum based fertilizers.

As Angelic Organics got its footing in the early 90’s, Farmer John turned to the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) model for a truly comprehensive approach to farming—to reunite people with the source of their food, to share the magnificent drama of farming, to give children the opportunity to see their vegetables grow. This completes the farming picture beautifully, providing deep satisfaction to shareholders and farmers alike.

You can learn much more about Angelic Organics and Farmer John by watching the feature documentary film The Real Dirt on Farmer John seen by millions throughout the world and winner of 31 film festival awards. read more