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Farm Fresh Atlas
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2014 Western Wisconsin Local Food Directory
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100+ Farms, Farmers’ Markets, and Businesses
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Please support local agriculture!
Buy Food Locally
In the 2014 Western Wisconsin Farm Fresh AtlasTM,
you’ll find farms, farmers’ markets, and businesses
that provide all you need to find local, sustainably
grown food such as fresh fruit you pick yourself,
cattle and bison grazed on pastures, or vegetables
harvested that day. When you buy locally grown
food, your food dollars stay in Western Wisconsin
and keep family farms and rural communities
alive. In addition, eating food grown sustainably
and organically is good for our environment and
your health.
Farms and other businesses
listed in this atlas pledge their
commitment to the following:
This Farm Fresh Atlas is brought to you by:
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Contacts
Eric Anderson
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715.836.2918
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Farms pledge that their farm:
Is family or cooperatively owned.
Is committed to reducing the application of
synthetic pesticides and fertilizers.
Is operated in a way that protects and sustains
the region’s land and water resources.
Treats animals with care and respect, and give
them access to the outdoors.
Provides safe, fair working conditions for
employees.
Sell Wisconsin products that they have grown
on their farm or helped produce.
Businesses pledge that their business:
Is locally and family or cooperatively owned or is
a nonprofit organization whose mission includes
promoting a sustainable, regional food system.
Is operated in a way that protects and sustains
the region’s land and water resources.
Provides safe and fair working conditions for
employees.
Sells and/or uses products grown on Wisconsin
farms, or sells and/or uses products made
by their business using raw materials grown
on Wisconsin farms, and uses fair trade,
sustainably, or organically raised ingredients
in their products when local ingredients are not
available.
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How to use this atlas:
If you’re looking for farms in a certain
location…
Look for numbers on the maps on pages 9-10 in the
location you’re interested in, then find those numbers
in the farm listings beginning on page 1.
If you’re looking for a product…
Find the product you want in the product index at right.
Under each icon in this index, you’ll find a list of ID
numbers that correspond to farms that sell this product.
The farms are listed by number beginning on page 1.
If you want to visit a farm…
Most, but not all, farms listed in the Farm Fresh Atlas
welcome visitors. Unless otherwise stated, please
contact the farm before making any visits.
Table of Contents
Farms.............................................................1-8
Map.............................................................9-10
Markets......................................................11-13
Sponsors....................................................14-19
Western Wisconsin Local Food Index
Cheese
12, 20, 27, 48
Meat
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 14, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24,
27, 32, 33, 34, 43, 45, 46, 48, 53, 56, 58, 59,
65, 66, 67
Poultry
4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 18, 22, 24, 29, 31, 38, 43,
46, 47, 48, 57, 58, 59, 65, 66
Eggs
4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 18, 20, 22, 24, 27, 29, 31,
34, 38, 43, 47, 48, 55, 58, 59, 67
Honey
10, 12, 20, 34, 35, 38, 39, 41, 44, 46, 52, 55,
59, 64, 67
Fish
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Fruit
1, 3, 10, 12, 16, 19, 25, 26, 28, 30, 34, 35,
36, 37, 41, 42, 44, 46, 47, 49, 50, 51, 52, 54,
55, 61, 67, 69
Vegetable
1, 3, 12, 15, 17, 19, 20, 24, 29, 31, 34, 36,
38, 41, 47, 48, 50, 51, 55, 61, 62, 63, 67, 68
Herbs and
Flowers
12, 17, 20, 24, 31, 34, 36, 38, 40, 46, 51, 55
Pumpkin
10, 12, 15, 17, 24, 30, 36, 38, 41, 48, 50,
52, 55
Maple
Syrup
1, 2, 10, 12, 15, 20, 24, 33, 38, 41, 44, 47,
52, 62
Certified
Organic
Certified
13, 15, 16, 19, 27, 29, 31, 34, 58, 59, 66, 67
Certified
Naturally
Grown
Certified
Naturally
Grown
7, 47
U-Pick
Community
Support
Agriculture
3, 10, 16, 21, 25, 26, 28, 30, 35, 37, 41, 44,
49, 50, 52, 54, 61, 62, 67, 69
CSA
7, 19, 31, 34, 36, 38, 43, 46, 48, 55, 62, 66
Health
and Beauty
7, 34, 39, 64
Fiber
/Clothing
19, 20, 32
Other
OTHER 1, 2, 4, 8, 19, 20, 24, 27, 29, 35, 39, 40, 41,
43, 60, 64, 66, 67
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Barron County
1 Donna’s Kooler
Donna Bensend
1505 1 1/2 Ave
Dallas, WI 54733
Phone: 715-837-1326
OTHER
Apples - cherry, cranberry, grape juice - frozen
sour cherries and blueberries - candy and nuts pies & buns baked on Friday. Frozen pies and
maple syrup. Located north of Ridgeland three
miles on County Road A. First place on south side
of County Road A going east on County Road A
toward Dallas.
2 Hustad’s Sugar Bush
Linda & Allen Hustad
2165 11 1/2 St
Cumberland, WI 54829
Phone: 715-822-4608
www.hustadssugarbush.com
Buffalo County
4 Northstar Bison, LLC
Lee and Mary Graese
2500 College Drive
Rice Lake, WI 54868
Phone: 715-234-9085
bison[at]centurytel.net
www.northstarbison.com
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OTHER
Family owned ranch since 1994 and processor
as of 2005. Retail/wholesale sales of bison, elk,
ostrich, organic/pasture fed chicken and turkey,
and grass-fed beef and lamb. Two store locations:
Northstar Bison Distribution, Rice Lake WI - open
M-F 8am to 5pm; Plant in Conrath, WI - open M-F,
7am to 4pm. Preservative free products available.
5 Snow Bound Bison
OTHER
Hustad’s Sugar Bush has been making maple syrup
for over 48 years. State inspected and licensed.
We sell pure maple syrup, maple cream, maple
sugar, maple candy, and many more items in our
on-site store. Hustad’s Sugar Bush was named
2004 Producer of the Year.
Gary and Donna Workman
1480 17th St.
Barron, WI 54812
Phone: 715-537-3386
snowboundbison[at]chibardun.net
www.snowboundbison.com
Established in 2000. 100% grass-fed and grassfinished. Bison are grazed on multiple grasses that
are chemical free. Our store provides meat sticks,
summer sausage, brats, burgers, roast, and steaks.
We also provide free range chicken, turkey, brown
farm fresh eggs, bison hides, leather, and skulls.
Open everyday. Please call ahead.
3 Mommsen’s Produce Patch, LLC
Karen Mommsen
2009 18th Ave
Rice Lake, WI 54868
Phone: 715-234-6363
hugh012[at]centurytel.net
Facebook: Mommsen’s Produce Patch
Fresh strawberries (June/July) - pick your own or
already picked. Call 715-234-6363 for availability. Fresh sweet corn August/September. From
County O, turn south at the Meng Eye Clinic. Go
1/2 mile then turn left.
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Together Farms
Stephanie Schneider
W93 Norden Rd
Mondovi, WI 54755
Phone: 715-210-4740
togetherfarms[at]gmail.com
www.togetherfarms.com
Certified
Naturally
Grown
CSA
We strive to raise the healthiest, happiest animals
we can providing lots of minerals and pasture.
100% grass-fed/finished beef and lamb;
woodland pastured pork; pastured chicken,
turkey, duck. Processed without weird stuff (no
MSG, nitrates, unpronounceable ingredients).
GMO-free organic feed, intensively grazed.
CNG, Animal Welfare approved, American
Grass-fed Approved.
Burnett County
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Smoland Inn
Virginia Hennessey
11658 STH 70
Grantsburg, WI 54840
Phone: 715-689-2528
smolandinn[at]smolandinn.com
www.smolandinn.com
OTHER
Take a step back in time and stay one or more
nights in this 1800’s hand-hewn two story log
farm house. Rent the house for your private get
together. Farm fresh breads, meats and wine
available daily for purchase on-site. Wine Tasting
Weekends - May thru October.
6 Vance Creek Farms
Rich Salzman and William Bradshaw
565 1/2 Avenue
Prairie Farm, WI 54762
Phone: Rich: 920-344-0022
Bill: 414-252-7044
Rich: lostlakeacres8[at]gmail.com
Bill: wcbrad[at]me.com
www.vancecreekvalleyfarms.com
Bradshaw Farms and Lost Lake Acres have
partnered with Amish family farms to raise grass
fed American Katahdin sheep. They produce a
leaner, healthier, and better tasting lamb meat. Our
lamb roam free on rich pastures, free of pesticides,
hormones, grow stimulants, or antibiotics. We
have over 200 breeding ewes.
Chippewa County
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Amanda’s Eggs & Pasture
Poultry
Amanda Bohl
9359 100th Ave
Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
Phone: 715-288-6608
amandarbohl[at]icloud.com
www.farmfreshbrowneggs.weebly.com
Free range, cage free brown egg production. Buy
eggs anytime with self-service pickup, call ahead
for broiler availability and pickup. Free range
broilers raised and butchered, sold frozen whole.
Also available stew hens and fryers. Check
website for more details.
farms
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Bushel and A Peck
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Seibel’s Organic Meats, LLC
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Wayne and Lisa Geist
18444 Cty Hwy OO
Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
Phone:715-723-0133
apples[at]bushelandapeckmarket.com
www.bushelandapeckmarket.com
Chuck or Adam Seibel
10494 157th Ave
Bloomer, WI 54724
Certified
Phone: 715-568-2587
seibelsorganic[at]gmail.com
www.sites.google.com/site/seibelsorganic
U-pick apples, raspberries, and plums. Gift shop
and bakery on site. Honey, jams, jellies, and
syrups. School and group tours available. Located
six miles SE of Chippewa Falls. Eco-apple certified.
We sell 100% certified organic and grass fed beef.
We have many cuts of meat on hand, including
hamburger, steaks, and roasts. Beef is also
available by the eighth or quarter. We also carry
whole, frozen chickens. We sell direct from the
farm by appointment.
11
Farm Sweet Farm
Heather Flashinski
16294 250th St.
Cadott, WI 54727
Phone: 715-289-4896
info[at]farmsweetfarm.com
www.farmsweetfarm.com
Farm Sweet Farm is a grass-based family farm
dedicated to using organic principles to produce
naturally grown foods for your health and
environment. The farm is your source for 100%
grass fed beef, pasture raised chickens, and
farm fresh eggs. We sell direct from the farm by
appointment.
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Open year round. Spring bedding plants,
perennials, seed, trees and shrubs. Homegrown
fruits and vegetables, potatoes, sweet corn,
tomatoes, melons and apples. We also have fall
pumpkins, squash and a corn maze. Bird seed,
Christmas trees, and greens. Open everyday,
Spring/Summer/Fall from 8am to 7pm and
Winter 8am to 5pm.
Nenn Stuve
W11280 Cty Rd B
Humbird, WI 54746
Phone: 715-964-8663
Cell: 715-896-5510
gstuve[at]centurytel.net
grampaglennsorganicberries.org
Certified
Our certified organic strawberries are grown on
our farmstead. We encourage families to come
and pick their own berries - sampling while picking
is a must! Please call if you prefer us to pick them.
You’ll find us 1/4 mile east of Humbird on CTH B
(just off 12/27). Watch for our ORGANIC signs.
Snyder’s Valley View Farm
Patrick Snyder
3166 172nd St.
Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
Phone: 715-723-8159
patrder[at]live.com
www.snydervalleyviewfarm.com
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Martin’s Produce and
Green-house
Lydia Martin
W9026 Pine Rd.
Thorp, WI 54771
Phone: 715-669-3572
We raise Belted Galloway beef and Katahdin
sheep. Both known for their ability to produce lean,
tender, flavorful meat when raised in a grass-based
farming system, producing meats that taste good
and are good for your health. Freezer beef and
lamb are available various times throughout the
year.
Klinger Farm Market
David Klinger
12756 132nd St.
Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
Phone: 715-288-6348
Klingerfarmmarket[at]yahoo.com
www.klingerfarmmarket.com
Grampa Glenn’s Organic
Strawberries
We are open April 25 through September. Selling
greenhouse plants, all kinds of flowers, hanging
baskets, veggies. From flowers to fresh produce
grown on the farm. Check us out for our 1000s of
fall mums and asters. Closed Sunday.
Dunn County
Clark County
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Burkholder Farm
Edwin and Lucy Burkholder
W7132 Popple River Rd.
Greenwood, WI 54437
Phone: 715-267-6370
Certified
A variety of in-season vegetables, including sweet
corn, green beans, beets. Maple syrup is also
available. Not all vegetables and maple syrup is
certified.
www.wifarmfresh.org
AA Poultry Processing/Chicken
Creek Ranch
Audrey and Ty Martin
514 County Rd. AA
Ridgeland, WI 54763
Phone: 715-949-1108
ty_martin[at]hotmail.com
www.tymarti.wix.com/aapoultryprocessing
We are a family run farm raising natural-hormone
free chicken. They are raised in tractors and
moved to fresh grass daily. All birds are raised
and processed on our farm. Call to order chicken.
We process all types of poultry for the public and
are state licensed.
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Blue Ox Organics
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Lauren & Caleb Langworthy
N11253 State Hwy. 25
CSA
Wheeler, WI 54772
Phone: 715-352-0717
Certified
BlueOxFarm[at]gmail.com
Facebook.com/Blue Ox Organics
OTHER
Where the driftless meets the north woods, you’ll
find our family farm. Lamb, mutton, and wool
are available from our flock of sheep who roam
pastures in a management-intensive grazing
system. Produce can be obtained fresh from our
ridge top garden at local markets or through our
CSA membership.
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OTHER
Bolen Vale Cheese is a family owned and run
farm/shop. We sell a variety of products including
but not limited to: cheese, milk, ice cream products,
natural grass-fed beef, pure honey & maple syrup,
bulk spices & baking supplies, Farmer to Farmer
coffee, pizza & other snack foods, seasonal
vegetables.
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Bullfrog’s Eat My Fish Farm
Herby Radmann
N1321 Bullfrog Rd./566th St.
Menomonie, WI 54751
Phone: 715-664-8775
bullfrog[at]eatmyfish.com
www.eatmyfish.com
Dedicated to the genius of “Bullfrog Fresh”
Rainbow Trout and Smokin’ Good Fish! Farm
Retail Sales…..Pond side Fishing…Seasonal Hoots
& Happenings…Group Outings & Educational
Tours…Local Route & Regional Services…Farmer’s
Market…Founder - Preservation of Character...
Using a rural way to tell a story.
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Eau Claire County
David Fruit
N8227 County Rd. F
Menomonie, WI 54751
Phone: 715-505-4969
threedfarm[at]gmail.com
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We utilize a combination of rotational/
management intensive/mob grazing on our
entire farm to build our soils and produce grassfed beef and lamb. Experimenting into diversity
with: 1) geese and chickens for eggs and meat;
2) seasonably produced grass-fed milk should raw
milk sales become legal; and 3) vegetables.
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Shepherd Song Farm, LLC
100% grass-fed lamb and goat meat. We believe
pasture-raised is absolutely better for the animals
and environment, which is better for you! Meats
free of antibiotics, hormones, and animal byproducts. USDA inspected, vacuum-packed for quality
and meet high standards for freshness, tenderness
and flavor. Deliver to Minneapolis, MN / Menomonie, WI. Ship across the country.
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Whitetail Organic
Ed Rebak
E7986 770th Ave.
Colfax, WI 54730
Phone: 715-962-3202
rebakoff[at]yahoo.com
www.whitetailorganics.com
We have several acres and varieties of cultivate
Highbush blueberries - all in a park like setting.
The picking season normally runs from Mid-July
through August and early September. Check our
web page or call for picking dates and times.
We offer grass fed beef, free range chickens, layers, chicks, and eggs. We also have a greenhouse
that will have vegetables, some nursery stock, bulk
and bagged compost and earthworm castings.
We also have a full line of lawn care. All items on
our farm are raised and grown organically.
Blueberry Ridge Orchard
Mark Nyseth
E2795 Hageness Rd.
Eleva, WI 54738
Phone: 715-287-3366
contact[at]blueberryridge-orchard.com
www.blueberryridge-orchard.com
We grow 20 acres of cultivated Highbush
blueberries. We offer them U-pick or pre-picked.
Picking usually starts early July. Located 12 miles
south of Eau Claire on Hwy 93 or 3 miles north
of Eleva on Hwy 93. Please call, check website,
or Facebook for picking updates. Facebook.com/
Blueberry Ridge Orchard.
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OTHER
Augusta Blueberries
Mike & Cathy Weiss
E27020 E. Branch Rd.
Fairchild, WI 54741
Phone: 612-850-9852
www.augustablueberries.com
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Judith Moses
Downing, WI
Phone: 715-265-7637
buygrassfed[at]gmail.com
www.shepherdsongfarm.com
Bolen Vale Cheese
Renee Bartz
E977 State Hwy. 64
Downing, WI 54734
Phone: 715-265-4409
bvc[at]bolenvalecheese.com
www.bolenvalecheese.com
3D Farm, Inc.
Castle Rock Organic Dairy
Carla Kostka
S13240 Young Rd.
Osseo, WI 54758
Phone: 715-597-0085
carla[at]castlerockfarms.net
www.castlerockfarms.net
OTHER
Certified
From our 140 cows we bottle creamline, nonhomogenized milk, make cheese (both raw milk
and pasteurized), premium ice cream, churned
cream, and crème fraiche. We do not pool our
milk, giving us control of our product from start
to finish. Visit farm store or Eau Claire downtown
farmers’ market on Saturdays.
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31 Katydid Ranch
Class Apple
34 Sunbow Farm
Loretta or Dale Young
5198 Sunset View Dr.
Eau Claire, WI 54701
Phone: 715-834-9060
dlyoung[at]mac.com
www.classapple.com
Whitney Coleman
S7520 County Rd. JJ
Fall Creek, WI 54742
katydid.organics[at]gmail.com
www.katydidranch.com
Specialize in family U-Pick. Small orchard with a
great view, within three miles of I-94 or Eau Claire!
Eight varieties, gourmet jams, woodchips, school
tours. Chippewa Valley Eco-Apple Member. We
are located just 3 miles south of Eau Claire, follow
signs off Hwy F or B.
A wide variety of organically grown vegetables and
herbs June-October at farm stand (WednesdaySaturday, 9am - 6pm) 2.5 miles south of Fall
Creek or delivered weekly as CSA shares. Visit
us in August for the BEST heirloom tomatoes in
Wisconsin! Pastured poultry meat and eggs can
also be purchased or added to weekly box.
29 Coon Creek Family Farm/
Lucy’s Soap
Vince & Julie Maro
W4855 Hemlock Rd.
Mondovi, WI 54755
Phone: 715-834-4547
cooncreekfamilyfarm[at]gmail.com
cooncreekfamilyfarm.com
lucyssoap.com
CSA
Certified
Kristina Beuning
W4620 Langdell Rd.
Eau Claire, WI 54701
Phone: 715-379-7284
Kristina[at]sunbowfarm.com
www.sunbowfarm.com
Certified
CSA
Our family friendly farm raises 75+ fruit,
vegetables, chickens, lamb, and certified organic
medicinal herbs. Teas, salves, extracts, soaps,
and more produced from these herbs in our onsite commercial kitchen. Join our 26-week summer
CSA, winter CSA or al a carte sales on-site or via
our internet store. Monthly classes, nature walks,
potlucks, and bonfires.
32 Lambalot Acres
Certified
OTHER
Enjoy the amazing flavor of pasture-raised organic
chicken, turkey, and eggs. We grow a delicious
array of organic vegetables including: heirloom
tomatoes, kale, squash, and more! Our small herd
of Alpine dairy goats supplies the milk used to
make Lucy’s Soap, which is available in a wide
array of shapes and scents.
Duane & Deanna Klindworth
S12020 County Rd. HH
Augusta, WI 54722
Phone: 715-286-4157
DRKlindworth[at]aol.com
Lambalot Acres produces antibiotic and hormone
free lamb, pork, beef, chicken and wool which
we sell at the Eau Claire Downtown Summer
and Winter Farmers’ Market. Meat lovers learn
that we have been providing quality products to
our customers since 2001. Our farm is a third
generation farm.
33 Out to Pasture Beef
30 Hillview Farm
Jerry and Betty Harper
E6198 Hickory Rd.
Eau Claire, WI 54701
Phone: 715-878-4526
www.apples4U.com
Apples and family fun in a scenic setting. Walking
trail and play/picnic area. Horse drawn wagon
rides and U-pick on weekends, beginning midSeptember. We have no sugar added fruit
spreads, sorghum, cider, pumpkins and straw
bales. Open Tuesday thru Sunday, 11 am - 6 pm.
Approximately 4 miles south of Eau Claire.
Mary Price
E13240 E. Hillsdale Dr.
Fall Creek, WI 54742
Phone: 715-877-3129
theprices[at]outtopasturebeef.com
www.outtopasturebeef.com
Jackson County
35 Cain’s Orchard
Diane Cain
W13885 Cain Rd.
Hixton, WI 54635
Phone: 715-963-2052
cain[at]discover-net.net
www.cainsorchard.com
OTHER
20 acres u-pick Highbush blueberries (Saturday
only - third week of July and August). 20 acres
apples u-pick and ready-picked August-October
(daily 9am - 7pm). Our fruit is grown utilizing
sustainable agriculture and incorporates integrated
pest management. We recognize the importance
of being a conscientious caretaker of the earth - it’s
plants, animals and nature.
We welcome you to try our 100% grass-fed angus
beef. Exceptionally healthy. Sold in quantities
as small as 1/8 orders or occasional 25 lb.
specials of ground beef. We are committed to
farming forward; a belief that herd health and
land conservation is our responsibility for future
generations of farmers. Ingredients: Grass, Water,
and Sunshine.
www.wifarmfresh.org
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Pierce County
38 Enbergs Produce
40 MagicBus Gardens
36 Cedar Hill Farm & Greenhouse
Mark Enberg
W8689 285th Ave.
Hager City, WI 54014
Phone: 715-792-2295
Diana and Davis Barnes
N6420 750th St.
Beldenville, WI 54003
Phone: 715-892-4472
magicbusgardens[at]gmail.com
Bill Kelly
W10041 State Rd. 29
River Falls WI, 54022
CSA
Phone: 715-426-1831
cedarhillgreenhouse[at]comcast.net
www.cedarhillfarmandgreenhouse.com
Located 1 1/2 miles south of River Falls, we are
a local source for greenhouse grown flowers and
vegetables. We grow everything from asparagus
to zucchini. Our sweet corn is one of the best in the
valley. Our greenhouse and farm bring you a wide
variety of fruits and produce with fall pumpkins,
decor and mums.
37 Domaine Da Vine Vineyard and
Orchard
Jeff and Paula Soholt
N1889 670th St.
Bay City, WI 54723
Phone: 651-334-5613
pbsoholt[at]aol.com
www.localharvest.org/domaine-da-vineorchard-vineyard-M32428
Domaine Da Vine Vineyard and Orchard, on the
bluffs overlooking Lake Pepin. Open weekends,
mid-August through October, 10 am to 5 pm and
by appointment. U-Pick: 700 grapevines for juice,
jelly, and wine; many varieties of heirloom apples,
pears, and plums. Grape/apple crusher and press
available. For more information call Paula at 651334-5613 or pbsoholt[at]aol.com
Established in 1999, we grow a wide variety of
produce and flowers. We use natural and organic
methods. No six month seeds or plants. Broiler
chickens, honey and maple syrup available. Open
daily 8 am - 5 pm. WIC and Senior vouchers
accepted.
Douglas Sjostrom
N469 300th St.
Maiden Rock, WI 54750
Phone: 715-448-2517
dksjostrom[at]outlook.com
OTHER
Nestled at the top of the bluffs of the Mississippi
Valley is Honey Hill Apiary, which is a five
generation farm. Here among the best mother
nature has to offer is the source of our honey and
beeswax products. From this harvest we produce
fresh natural honey, hand cream, beeswax
candles, and more.
If you buy meat in 1/4, 1/2, or more
of an animal, prices can be less than
what you pay at a grocery store.
Colorful and down to earth greenhouse farmstead
growing herbs, perennials, fruit and veggie plants.
Here everything is hands on and grown naturally.
Chickens patrol for bugs! Happy to share our
passion for growing and the homestead lifestyle!
Find us on Facebook.
41 Maple Leaf Orchard
39 Honey Hill Apiary
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CSA
OTHER
Mark & Sue Christopher
W3901 750th Ave.
Spring Valley, WI 54767
Phone: 715-778-5881
maplelef[at]svtel.net
www.mapleleaforchard.com
OTHER
We are a diversified apple orchard open 7 days
a week Labor Day-Halloween 10 am-5 pm and
Wednesday and Saturday in November-Christmas.
Fall weekends feature hayrides for U-Pick apples
and bakery shop. Everyday retail apples, pears,
honey, syrup, jellies, cider and U-Pick raspberries,
blackberries, and grapes as well as pumpkins and
squash.
42 Rush River Produce
Terry Cuddy
W4098 200th Ave.
Maiden Rock, WI 54750
Phone: 715-594-3648
www.rushriverproduce.com
U-Pick blueberry farm overlooking the Rush River
and the Mississippi River near Maiden Rock, WI.
We are family fun in the summer. Open July and
August, Thursday-Sunday, 8 am to 2 pm. ALWAYS
call for availability or directions. Currants and
gooseberries in July. Honey and maple syrup.
Three miles off the Great River Road.
farms
43 Walker Farms
George Walker
N6548 County Rd. J
Beldenville, WI 54003
CSA
Phone: 715-821-6775
georgewagrilogic[at]hotmail.com
walkerfarmscsa.info
OTHER
We are a small horse powered farm and offer a
meat CSA that includes grass-fed lamb and beef,
free range pork and poultry.
Polk County
46 Hungry Turtle Farmers
Cooperative
St.Croix County
Derek Maxwell
110 Keller Ave. N
Amery, WI 54001
Phone: 715-255-0665
info[at]hungryturtlefarmers.coop
hungryturtlefarmers.coop
49 Blue Ridge Growers, Orchard &
Nursery
CSA
Fresh vegetables, fruits, CSA shares, grass-fed
beef, pasture raised meats available. We are a
group of small farms organized as a cooperative.
A community of farms dedicated to sustainable
practices and providing healthy local foods.
Delivery available in western Wisconsin and Twin
Cities region. Please visit our website.
44 Apple Hill Farm
William & Konnie Didlo
1428 345th Ave.
Frederic, WI 54837
Phone: 715-653-2619
applehillfarm[at]live.com
applehillfarmwi.com
We Grow 10 varieties of apples including
Honeycrisp, fresh Picked or U-pick. Fresh-pressed
apple cider, our own honey, maple syrup, hand
knits and crafts. Open weekends only beginning
late September Saturday 9 am -5 pm, Sunday 11
am-5 pm. North of Frederic on Hwy 35 to 140th
Street. Left on 140th St. to 345th Ave. Watch for
signs.
47 Morning Sun Farms
Janet Marsh
1063 280th Ave.
Frederic, WI 54837
Phone: 715-296-7909
morningsunfarms[at]gmail.com
www.morningsunfarms.net
Jill Barthen Berke
246 Carlson Ln.
River Falls, WI 54022
Phone: 715-425-8289
blueridge[at]baldwin-telecom.net
blueridgegrowers.net
U-Pick orchard with over 500 blueberry bushes,
raspberries, currants, and tart cherries. Noncertified organically grown. Picking July through
3rd week of August call or email for fruit forecast.
Picturesque view overlooking the fertile Mann
Valley. Enjoy your picnic lunch next to the orchard!
HOLIDAYS at BLUE RIDGE in Jill’s cottage barn,
late October into November.
50 Casey Family Farm
Certified
Naturally
Grown
We are a family farm located in beautiful Polk
County near the Ice Age Trail. We offer organically
grown chicken, eggs, seasonal produce and maple
syrup. All of our products are free of GMOs,
hormones, antibiotics and we only use organic
seed. Always fresh. Always real.
45 Bull Brook Keep
48 Turnip Rock Farm
Sylvia Burgos Toftness
765 50th Ave.
Clear Lake, WI 54005
Phone: 651-238-8525
sylvia[at]bullbrookkeep.com
www.bullbrookkeep.com
Josh Bryceson
260 95th St.
Clear Lake, WI 54005
Phone: 715-268-9311
turniprock[at]gmail.com
www.turniprock.com
We get it. You want the great taste, high nutrition
and tiny carbon hoof print of 100% grass-fed beef,
but you don’t want to buy the whole cow. Reserve
orders starting at 25 lbs. with online deposit.
Minneapolis/St. Paul drop-off sites. Come visit!
Summer and fall season CSA serving Twin Cities.
Check our website for details.
Ted Casey
1578 State Hwy. 65
New Richmond, WI 54017
Phone: 715-977-7929
caseysberries[at]gmail.com
www.caseysberrys.com
Casey Family Farms is located just south of New
Richmond on Hwy 65. We have both pre-picked
and pick your own strawberries. June and July
harvest. We also sell sweet corn, squash, and
pumpkins in season. We grow as chemical free
as possible using organic fertilizers. Facebook:
Casey’s Berries.
51 Fresh Start Garden
CSA
Lu Jasperson
2309 County Rd. G
Emerald, WI 54013
Phone: 715-265-4979
frshstrt1[at]gmail.com
Small nursery, vegetable garden/farm offering
non-certified organic produce, plants and flowers.
Large selection heirloom tomato varieties, hybrid
daylilies, irises, peonies, apples, plums and other
fruits and vegetables.
www.wifarmfresh.org
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52 Glenwood Orchard
55 Jake’s Burr Oak Farm
58 Pure.Sun.Farm
David Lindquist
2909 County Rd. DD
Glenwood City, WI 54013
Phone: 715-265-7864
info[at]glenwoodorchard.com
www.glenwoodorchard.com
Pam Dixon
2470 Wilson St.
Wilson, WI 54027
Phone: 715-441-2988
pameladixon7[at]gmail.com
Dan and Terri Pearson
524 County Rd. MM
River Falls, WI 54022
Phone: 715-222-8988
pure.sun.farm[at]gmail.com
12 varieties of apples, certified bake shop,
bakery treats, caramel apples, and cider. We
offer educational sessions/tours for school groups
during the week. U-pick pumpkins in October. We
are located in the beautiful Glenwood hills area of
St. Croix County just eight miles north of Interstate
94. Great place for family fun.
CSA
Farm and craft brewery (Dave’s Brewfarm) powered
by a wind generator and located in the Village of
Wilson. We’re set on 35 acres of beautiful rolling
countryside. The farm uses organic practices and
offers CSA shares that include seasonal vegetables,
fruit, herbs, honey and eggs.
Certified
Our century farm produces organic beef, pork,
chicken and eggs. Our grass-fed beef is available
year round. Chicken and pork are on an order
basis. On farm retail - contact us via phone or
email or find us at River Falls Farmers’ Market.
59 Raven Croft Farm
56 Kieckhoefer Farms
53 Grassroots Meat
Mark Moelter
1669 E County Rd. M
River Falls, WI 54022
Phone: 715-821-1975
grassrootsmeat[at]dishup.us
www.moeltersgrassrootsmeats.com
100% grass-finished beef farm where cattle are
raised on managed pastures and hay, which
makes them healthy and hardy. Practicing organic
farming and understand the importance of treating
our cattle humanely. Offering top quality 100%
grass-finished beef and have many purchase
options designed to suit our customers. We will
welcome your visit to Grassroots Meats.
54 Green Hill Farm
Tom Knox
3234 140th Ave.
Glenwood City, WI 54013
Phone: 715-265-4004
Cell: 715-441-6039
grnhillfarm[at]centurytel.net
We have “pre-picked” and “pick your own”
strawberries. We are located about a mile
northeast of Glenwood City. We have the usual
animals found on a small farm. Barn cats on up.
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David Kieckhoefer
1628 95th St.
New Richmond, WI 54017
Phone: 715-246-4006
pdkieck[at]gmail.com
kieckhoeferfarms.com
The cattle at Kieckhoefer Farms are pasture raised
and forage on grass, their native diet. This results in
significant nutritional benefits to consumers. When
cattle are grass-fed, they have reduced stress and
this results in a healthy natural growth rate.
57 Mooseberry Farm
Mary Jane Hecker
3230 45th Ave.
Knapp, WI 54749
Phone: 715-772-4296
maryhecker[at]gmail.com
Located in beautiful eastern St. Croix County,
Mooseberry Farm is a small, family owned
and operated farm for 39 years. We offer freerange chickens, ducks, geese, as well as turkeys,
including Heritage breeds. Our chickens are sold
as roasters. Please call or email for availability and
on-farm pickup.
Bob and Pam Keil
1036 Rustic Road 3
Glenwood City, WI 54013
Phone: 715-265-7520
ravencroftfarm[at]aol.com
www.ravencroftfarm.wordpress.com
Certified
Raven Croft Farm is a small family farm with 140
acres of organic pastures, fields, and riparian
areas. We direct market beef, lamb, chicken,
eggs, broilers and honey. Our animals are
certified organic and 100% grass fed to provide
nutritious and healthy food. Our raw honey is from
non-medicated bees. We welcome visitors.
60 Sixty-Five Vines Winery
Scott P. Andrzejczak
1105 Coulee Trail
Roberts, WI 54023
Phone: 651-245-3400
info[at]65vines.com
www.65vines.com
OTHER
65 Vines Winery is St. Croix County’s first winery
(and cidery). Family-owned and operated in the
heart of the Kinni Creek Valley north of River Falls,
WI. By appointment only. Open 12 pm - 6 pm:
Friday, Saturday, Sunday. September - November.
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61 Star Prairie Berries & Produce
64 Wolf Honey Farm, Inc.
Washburn County
Philip McConville
2070 County Rd. CC (Wall St.)
New Richmond, WI 54017
Phone: 715-781-5861
phil.mcconville[at]gmail.com
Dale R. Wolf
578 State Hwy. 63
Baldwin, WI 54002
Phone: 715-684-2095
dwhoney[at]baldwin-telecom.net
wolfhoneyfarm.com
67 Bashaw Valley Farm &
Greenhouse
Pick your own raspberries, blueberries and
strawberries. Lettuce, onions, garlic, and potatoes
also available.
62 Threshing Table Farm, LLC
Mike & Jody Lenz
2249 150th St.
Star Prairie, WI 54026
Phone:715-248-7205
threshingtablefarm[at]frontiernet.net
www.threshingtablefarm.org
OTHER
As a third generation beekeeper, has been
producing award winning honey in Western
Wisconsin’s beautiful St. Croix Valley for over
40 years. Offering many value added products
such as hand dipped beeswax candles, skin
moisturizers, lip balm, and healing salve. His latest
is a cough, cold, and sore throat formula really
works great.
CSA
Trempealeau County
Steve Degner
W7402 Fox Trail Rd.
Shell Lake, WI 54871
Phone:715-468-2591
bashawvalley[at]gmail.com
www.bashawvalley.com
Certified
OTHER
Family owned and operated for over 25
years. Certified organically grown blueberries,
raspberries, strawberries, asparagus, cherries
(picked, u-pick, and frozen), all natural 100%
grass-fed Angus beef, pastured pork, and eggs are
available year round at our on farm retail store.
Greenhouse features plants, custom moss baskets,
hand-crafted metal art, unique selection and great
customer service.
Waukesha County
65 Deutsch Family Farm
68 The Garlic Underground
A family farm with a 100 member CSA. We grow
our vegetables all naturally ensuring that the soil,
produce, and our community are healthier. Season
is 18 weeks, June through October. We work
with other farmers to offer additional products to
interested members. Contact us for a share or to
inquire about purchasing vegetables individually.
Alison & Jim Deutsch
N50666 Hogstad Rd.
Osseo, WI 54758
Phone: 715-597-1815
ajdeutsch[at]gmail.com
www.deutschfamilyfarm.com
63 Van Someren Gardens
Our farm land is certified organic and we strive
to raise happy healthy animals. The pigs and
chickens are raised on pasture and grains. In the
winter the pigs are in deep bedding of cornstalks
or straw. Our pigs are certified as raised humane
by the Animal Welfare Institute. Contact us for
more information.
Our farm offers several varieties of gourmet,
heirloom garlic for planting or eating. Sales start
with garlic scapes in June, cured garlic in August.
Visitors welcome, please call first. Though the farm
is not certified, we have always followed organic
methods and sustainable farm practices. The
website offers information about different varieties
and growing tips.
66 Genesis Acres
69 Blueberry Fields of Stillwater
Betty Van Someren
2098 90th Ave.
Baldwin, WI 54002
Phone: 715-684-2662
On-Farm store; best tasting fresh vegetables; over
20 different vegetables, sweet corn, potatoes,
squash, and a big selection of fall pumpkins. 35
acres of fresh market produce. Great quantities for
canning and freezing. WIC accepted. Hours: 8am7pm daily from July-October. We are located 1
mile North of Baldwin on Hwy 63.
Glenn Borucki
W383 N9009 Mill St.
Oconomowoc, WI 53066
Phone: 414-550-2341
glenn[at]thegarlicunderground.com
thegarlicunderground.com
MN/Washington County
Mary C. Anderson
W16191 Simonson Rd.
Whitehall, WI 54747
Phone: 715-983-5587
genesisacres[at]excite.com
Certified
CSA
OTHER
Organic grass-fed and grass finished beef, pasture
pork and poultry. Custom orders for great local
organic meats. Also available at Downtown
Farmers’ Market in Eau Claire and Winter market
at the LE Phillips Center. 1/2 and 1/4 available
via pre-order. Meat CSA too.
www.wifarmfresh.org
Bev O’Connor
9450 Mendel Rd N
Stillwater, MN 55082
Phone: 651-351-0492
bev[at]blueberryfieldsofstillwater.com
www.blueberryfieldsofstillwater.com
Pick your own blueberries in our peaceful setting
with picnic areas, four miles from the Stillwater
Bridge. We use composted chicken manure, fish
emulsions, and mulch, which feed our bushes, soil,
and create flavorful blueberries. Check our website
or call for dates/times, updated by 7 a.m. and 2
p.m. during picking season (June/July). Family
friendly!
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Country Lane Farmer’s Market
Ezra Bender
Phone: 715-475-9370
countrylane[at]countrylanemarket.com
www.countrylanemarket.com
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Clark County
Abbotsford Farmers’ Market
Shelly
Phone: 715-615-1333
Bring your friends and neighbors, load your baskets
with fresh Wisconsin produce. Homemade toys and
crafts, fresh baked loaves of bread and other baked
goods. Some vendors plan to have good food
available so no one has to walk home hungry. Three
miles North of Barron on Rural 16th street. Open the
third Thursday in June 2 pm-8 pm
The Abbotsford Farmers Market features vendors who
showcase locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables,
flowers, herbs, pumpkins, fall crops, ornamentals,
fresh baked goods, maple syrup, honey, jams, jellies,
cheese, meats, crafts and more. Convenient parking
is nearby. New vendors are always welcome. Open
June- October, Tuesday 1:30- 5:30 p.m. Located
at the intersection of Hwy 13/Business 29 (Lamonts
parking lot).
Dallas Farmers’ Market
Ann Lee
Phone: 715-837-1824
ann[at]locallywisconsinmade.com
Greenwood Farmers’ Market
Lonna Klinke
Phone: 715-267-6205
lklinke[at]greenwoodwi.com
Located on main street in Dallas next to the Valkyrie
Brewing Company. Friday 4-8 pm July 18thSeptember 26th. Enjoy a variety of fresh produce and
locally brewed beer and root beer, plus maple syrup,
preserves, honey, and crafts.
The Greenwood Farmers Market features vendors who
showcase locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables,
flowers, herbs, pumpkins, fall crops, ornamentals,
fresh baked goods, maple syrup, honey, jams, jellies,
cheese, meats, crafts and more. Convenient parking
is nearby. New vendors are always welcome. Open
June- October, Wednesday 2- 6 p.m. Located at
George Scherer Park, right off Hwy 73.
Chippewa County
Stanley Farmers’ Market
Jeanne Gates
Phone: 715-644-0244
jeanne[at]websiteswest.com
stanleywisconsin.us
Tree-shaded area for vendors and shoppers. No
vendor fee. Parking, nearby cafe, lots of services and
vendors nearby. Saturdays 8 am to 2 pm, June 14th
to September 20th. Fruits, vegetables, berries, herbs,
jams, syrup, honey, canned goods and craft items.
Exit 101 from STH 29, go north on Broadway and
cross railroad tracks, then turn right (Soo Park).
Loyal Farmers’ Market
Richard, UW-Extension
Phone: 715-743-5121
The Loyal Farmers Market features vendors who
showcase locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables,
flowers, herbs, pumpkins, fall crops, ornamentals,
fresh baked goods, maple syrup, honey, jams, jellies,
cheese, meats, crafts and more. Convenient parking
is nearby. New vendors are always welcome. Open
June- October, Tuesdays from 2 pm-6 pm and
Saturdays from 8-noon.
Neillsville Farmers’ Market
Neillsville Area Chamber of Commerce
Phone: 715-743-6444
The Neillsville Farmers Market features vendors who
showcase locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables,
flowers, herbs, pumpkins, fall crops, ornamentals,
fresh baked goods, maple syrup, honey, jams, jellies,
cheese, meats, crafts and more. Convenient parking
is nearby. New vendors are always welcome. Open
June- October, Saturday 8 a.m. - noon. Located in
the Sniteman Town Square on the corner of Hewitt
and 5th St.
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Owen Farmers’ Market
Tim Swiggum
Phone: 715-229-2404
The Owen Farmers Market features vendors who
showcase locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables,
flowers, herbs, pumpkins, fall crops, ornamentals,
fresh baked goods, maple syrup, honey, jams, jellies,
cheese, meats, crafts and more. Convenient parking
is nearby. New vendors are always welcome. Open
June-October, Saturday 8 a.m. - noon. Located at
the Mill Pond Park, Hwy X across from Creekside
Convenience Store.
Thorp Farmers’ Market
Randy Reeg
Phone: 715-669-5371
administrator[at]cityofthorp.com
The Thorp Farmers Market features vendors who
showcase locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables,
flowers, herbs, pumpkins, fall crops, ornamentals,
fresh baked goods, maple syrup, honey, jams, jellies,
cheese, meats, crafts and more. Convenient parking
is nearby. New vendors are always welcome. Located
at the Forward Financial Bank parking lot, 105 S.
Washington St. Open June - October, Wednesday
noon - 5 pm.
Dunn County
Menomonie Farmers’ Market
Robyn Thibado
Phone: 715-781-1416
www.westcap.org/services
rthibado[at]wcap.org
Menomonie Farmers’ Market features locally grown
produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, craft and
much more! The market is held at the Dunn County
Fairgrounds at 17th Ave. and Main St. Our market
is open Wednesdays 11 am-6 pm and Saturdays 8
am-2 pm, May through October.
MARKETs
Eau Claire County
La Crosse County
Eau Claire Downtown Farmers’
Market
Hmoob Cultural & Community
Agency
Deidra Barrickman
Phone: 715-563-2644
dbarri[at]charter.net
www.ecdowntownfarmersmarket.com
Tracy Littlejohn
1815 Ward Ave
La Crosse, WI
Phone: 609-781-5744
lacrossehmaa.org
The Downtown Farmers Market hosts 65 vendors
selling vegetables, berries, apples, honey, meats,
dairy products, bedding plants, perennials, flowers,
baked goods, and more. RAIN OR SHINE. Saturdays
in May 7:30 am - 1:00 pm, June-October Wed. &
Sat. 7:30 am - 1:00 pm Thursdays noon - 5:00 pm.
Held Thursdays 9 am-4 pm, April through October.
Located in the parking lot corner of Ward Ave. and
South Ave.
Pierce County
Eau Claire Farmers’ Market
Spring Valley Farmers’ Market
Galen Klisiewicz
Phone: 715-497-5207
farmermarketec[at]gmail.com
eauclairefarmersmarket.com
Eric Huppert
Phone: 715-778-5600
springvalleywisconsin.org/teamoil/
Tuesdays/Saturdays 8am - 2 pm, located at
Gordy’s County Market, 3310 E. Hamilton Avenue;
Wednesdays 8 am - 2 pm, located at Gordy’s County
Market, 2710 Birch Street.
Farmer’s Market featuring locally grown produce,
flowers, plants and herbs. Open Thursday from 2
pm-6 pm, year round. Located at Team Oil Travel
Center west of the intersection of CTH CC/STH29.
Rusk County
Bruce Community Farmers’ Market
Mary Lavaliere
Hwy 40/Jeffry Lane (Bruce Park)
Bruce, WI 54819
Phone: 715-868-2885
marylvlr[at]yahoo.com
Facebook: Bruce Community Farmers’ Market
Fridays, June-October, 2 pm-6 pm. Enjoy fresh
from the farm seasonal fruits and vegetables, locally
produced Wisconsin cheese and meats, fresh cut
flowers and a variety of homecrafts. We are located
in the Bruce Telephone garden at the NE corner of
Hwy 8 (W. Arthur Ave.) and Alvey St.
St. Croix County
Hudson Farmers’ Market
Dawn Gilbert
Phone: 715-294-2541
www.hudsonfarmersmarketatplaza94.com
Experience the Hudson Farmers’ Market (Plaza 94)
with fresh local fruits, vegetables, flowers, meat,
baked and canned goods, and other items. Plaza 94
on Thursdays 7:30 am to noon, June through October.
Jackson County
Black River Falls Community
Farmers’ Market
New Richmond Heritage Center
Farmers’ Market
Joe Williams
Phone: 715-284-4454
joe[at]scholzeace.com
www.scholzeace.com
Betty Komula
Phone: 715-246-3276
info[at]nrheritagecenter.org
www.nrheritagecenter.org
Located at 133 County Road A. East lawn of parking
area. Tuesdays 2 pm-6 pm and Saturdays 9 am-1 pm
Black River Falls Downtown
Farmers’ Market
Joe Williams
Phone: 715-284-2503
info[at]downtownblackriverfalls.com
www.downtownblackriverfalls.com
Located South 3rd St. between Main St. and Fillmore
St. Thursdays 4 pm-6 pm
Polk County
Osceola Farmers’ Market
Christine Elmquist
Phone: 715-294-3038
christine.elmquist[at]communityhomestead.org
Fresh, local, many organic, vegetables, bakery,
honey, flowers, etc. Fridays 2 pm - 6 pm: June through
October. Mill Pond Park (corner of Chieftain, Cascade
and 1st Ave.)
St. Croix Falls Farmers’ Market
Cory Ruona
Phone: 651-366-0679
stcroixfallsfarmersmarket[at]yahoo.com
Facebook: SCFM
Located downtown St. Croix Falls in the Library Plaza.
Every Saturday, May-October from 10 am-1 pm.
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The market is held in the New Richmond Heritage
Center parking lot. Located east of Hwy 65 in
south New Richmond across from WITC and next to
AmericInn Motel. Scheduled every Saturday from
June 28th to October 26th, 7 am to sell out.
Roberts Farmers’ Market
Ivan and Brenda Hackman
Phone: 715-760-3600
brendahackman[at]robertspubliclibrary.org
www.hackmantownandcountry.com
Farmers’ market every Tuesday from June-October
at our store in Roberts. We are family owned and
operated. We do not charge the farmers to set up in
our lot. Located at Hackman Town & Country, 801
Wagner Drive in Roberts.
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Sawyer County
Hayward Area Natural Foods Co-Op
Scott Kruzan
Phone: 715-634-9659
kruzansl[at]gmail.com
http://haywardnaturalfoods.com
Hayward Area Natural Foods Co-Op initiative is a
community-based organization, working to create
a healthy and sustainable local food network. As
of early 2014, we do not have a physical store yet.
Visit our website to connect with organic, natural,
and sustainable/local food sources in Northwest
Wisconsin.
Hayward Farmers’ Market
Beverly Thompson
Phone: 715-550-5720
futilityfarms[at]hotmail.com
Mondays, June into October, Noon to 4 pm. Located
15886W USH 63 (Junction 63 and Michigan).
Trempealeau County
Whitehall Farmers’ Market
Betty Tulley
Phone: 715-538-1505
www.whitehallwichamber.com
The Whitehall Farmers’ Market is held on Friday
afternoons June through September. Held just north
of the railroad tracks on Main Street (downtown
Whitehall) from 3:30 pm to 6:30 pm.
Vernon County
Viroqua Farmers’ Market
Kaitlyn Karasek
Phone: 608-637-2575
vfarmersmarket[at]gmail.com
Located one block west on Jefferson St. off of Main St.
Open Saturdays 8 am-Noon, May through October.
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SPONSORs
Clark County Economic
Development Corporation
and Tourism Bureau
301 N. Main St., PO Box 236
Loyal, WI 54446
Phone: 715-255-9100
clarkwi[at]tds.net
www.clarkcountrytourism-wi.org
Discover Clark County’s countryside, crafters,
and artisans which offer a wide variety
of homemade specialties at our numerous
roadside stands, greenhouses, antique
shops, cheese shops and winery. Our
Farmers’ markets have a variety of flowers,
plants, vegetables, meats, cheese, ice cream,
furniture, quilts, crafts, artwork, maple syrup,
honey, baked goods, jams, herbs, and more.
Earth Mother Midwife
Erin Kaspar-Frett
A House Near You
MN and WI
Phone: 612-801-9967
erin[at]earthmothermidwife.com
www.earthmothermidwife.com
We provide quality prenatal home birth, post
partum and well-woman care, combining
ancient traditions and modern training. We
serve families in Western Wisconsin and
Eastern Minnesota. Call to see if you are
within call range.
Just Local Food Cooperative
1117 S. Farwell St.
Eau Claire, WI 54701
Phone: 715-552-3366
info[at]justlocalfood.com
www.justlocalfood.com
Just: Justly produced and distributed
Local: Sourced locally first
Food: Energy for enjoying and sustaining
life
Cooperative: Worker and consumer
owned, membership optional
Everyday 8 am to 9 pm
Midwest Organic &
Sustainable Education
Service
Angie Sullivan
PO Box 339
Spring Valley, WI 54767
Phone: 715-778-5775
info[at]mosesorganic.org
www.mosesorganic.org
The Midwest Organic and Sustainable
Education Service (MOSES) is a non-profit
education and outreach organization working
to promote organic and sustainable agriculture
in the Upper Midwest.
Menomonie Market Food
Co-op
Next Step Energy, LLC
521 E. 2nd St.
Menomonie, WI 54751
Phone: 715-235-6533
info[at]mmfc.coop
www.mmfc.coop
612 Wagner St.
Eau Claire, WI 54703
Phone: 715-830-9337
info[at]nextstepenergy.com
www.nextstepenergy.com
Menomonie Market is an organic and natural
food market that has served the community
since 1973. Local and regional products in
every aisle are identified with special tags.
Weekdays 7 am-8 pm, Weekends 8 am-7 pm.
The Lunchbox is open weekdays 11 am-2 pm
and features a salad and entree bar, soups,
treats, and beverages. Membership optional.
Solar domestic hot water systems, solar
PV (electric) systems, radiant floor heating
systems, certified electrical, certified heating
and air conditioning, high efficiency gas
boiler systems.
Participants in the Atlas must be family/cooperatively
owned and sign a pledge that affirms their commitment to
reducing chemical use, raising animals humanely, conserving the
environment, and treating workers fairly.
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Olson’s Woodville Meats
Soil Doctor- St. Croix
Wisconsin Farmers Union
Kevin Olson
124 E River Rd.
Woodville, WI 54028
715-698-2483
info[at]olsonsmeats.com
www.olsonsmeats.com
Mike Deneen
820 Sumac Trail
Hudson, WI 54016
Phone: 715-386-9792
MandB1973[at]aol.com
www.soildoctorstcroix.com
117 W. Spring St.
Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
Phone: 715-723-5561
info[at]wisconsinfarmersunion.com
www.wisconsinfarmersunion.com
Conveniently located in downtown Woodville
off Hwy 94, exit 24 (25 minutes east of
Hudson, WI, Olson’s Meats is a family owned
specialty meat shop in business since 1962.
Our USDA inspected facility features custom
processing, our own smokehouses, a retail
store with numerous award winning meats
and weekly specials.
The next advanced level/ type of horticulture
is the use of environmentally friendly soil
amendments, tools, biologicals, and practices
to balance the soil to produce healthy nutrient
dense plants and prove it with Brix, Test Weight
and other. Amazing consistent results. I am a
teacher, consultant, and supplier.
People’s Food Co-op
315 5th Ave. South
La Crosse, WI 54601
Phone: 608-784-5798
www.pfc.coop
Community owned. We have a special
understanding of how we must nourish
and respect our shoppers, community, and
environment. It is that “triple bottom line” that
drives all that we do at PFC. We seek to help
people make choices that are good for their
health, their community, and their wallets.
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Something Special from Wisconsin™
2811 Agriculture Drive
Madison, WI 53718
608-224-5124
DATCPSSFW[at]wi.gov
www.somethingspecialfromwisconsin.com
www.facebook.com/
somethingspecialwisconsin
www.twitter.com/@Wissfw
The Something Special from Wisconsin™ logo
guarantees that at least 50% of a product’s
ingredients, production, or processing activities
are from Wisconsin. Products that display the
Something Special from Wisconsin™ logo
are recognized for quality and authenticity.
When you see this logo, you know it’s from
Wisconsin. You can find all members at www.
somethingspecialfromwisconsin.com Wisconsin
businesses can join at http://ssfwmembers.
wi.gov.
Wisconsin Farmers Union enhances the
quality of life for family farmers, rural
communities, and all people through
educational opportunities, cooperative
endeavors and civic engagement. Since
1930, WFU has championed cooperatives
and other community-based businesses as
one of the best ways to meet needs in both
rural and urban settings.
Whole Earth Grocery
126 S. Main St.
River Falls, WI 54022
Phone: 715-425-7971
gm[at]wholeearthgrocery.coop
www.wholeearthgrocery.coop
Whole Earth Grocery is a natural foods
grocery store. We make every effort to carry
locally-grown and produced vegetables,
milk, cheese, eggs, and meat.
Please tell
farms and
businesses
that you found
them in the
Farm Fresh
Atlas.
SPONSORs
Fair Prices.
Knowledgeable Staff.
Everyone is Welcome.
Your trusted source for local & organic
foods and eco-friendly health & home
products.
Open Daily 8am-9pm
1117 S Farwell St.
Eau Claire, WI
715.552.3366
www.justlocalfood.com
Mondovi, WI
Pork
Chicken
Turkey
Beef
Lamb
Duck
Meat CSA,
halves and
wholes also
available!
No Weird Stuff!
No: antibiotics, hormones, herbicides, pesticides,
clones, MSG, nitrates/ites or artificial anything.
We’re all in this together!
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Open Daily • 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Wine Tasting Weekends
May thru October
715-689-2528
11658 St. Rd. 70 • Alpha, WI
Across from Burnett Dairy Cheese Store
Sm o l a n dI n n .co m
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welcome
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DID YOU KNOW?
The Atlas is distributed
throughout western
Wisconsin. This includes the
following counties: Barron,
Buffalo, Burnett, Chippewa,
Clark, Dunn, Eau Claire,
Jackson, La Crosse,
Monroe, Pepin, Pierce,
Polk, Rusk, St. Croix,
Sawyer, Trempealeau, and
Washburn. Among other
locations, the 30,000 printed
copies are available in all of
the libraries, businesses, and
organizations throughout the
region.
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SPONSORs
Your support is always appreciated!
People’s Food Co -op
For over 40 years
People’s Food Co-op
has supplied local, farm-fresh
produce to the Driftless Region.
Stores in La Crosse, WI and Rochester, MN
United to Grow
Family Agriculture
©2011 • Eric C. Snowdeal III • Organic Valley
Agricultural Policy
Local Food Systems
Cooperative Development
Farm-Based Renewable Energy
Sustainable Rural Communities
Youth Program & Summer Camp
All Are Welcome!
315 5 TH AVENUE SOUTH
LA CROSSE, WI 54601
608-784-5798
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ROCHESTER , MN 55902
507-289-9061
Give a Stronger Voice to Rural America.
Join Wisconsin Farmers Union and help preserve the economic
health and sustainability of our family farms and rural communities.
Visit us at www.wisconsinfarmersunion.com or call 800-272-5531.
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If you want to be a sponsor for the 2015 Farm Fresh Atlas,
please contact us!
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is a trademarked
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administered by
the Wisconsin
Department of
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Thank you!
Thank you to all the farms, farmers’ markets, and sponsors
in the Atlas. Also, thank you to everyone that purchases
local food. When you buy locally grown food, your
food dollars stay in Western Wisconsin and keep family
farms and rural communities alive. In addition, eating
food grown sustainably and organically is good for our
environment and your health.
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2015 WESTERN WI FARM FRESH ATLAS APPLICATION
COST INCLUDES BOTH PAPER ATLAS AND WEB LISTING — DUE JANUARY 31, 2015
Contact Person: (for listing) ___________________________________________
Farm/business name: _________________________________________
Please check the category that describes your business: ____farm ____farmers’ market
____non-farm business/sponsor
Farm/business address: (for listing) ______________________________________________________________ County:____________________________
City: __________________________________________ State: ______ Zip: _____________ Phone: __________________________________
Email: __________________________________________ Web site: ______________________________________________
Mailing address (if different): ________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Check here if you do not want people visiting your farm (we will not include your listing) _____
Check here if you do not want your email address included in your listing _____
Provide a 50-word description of your farm, sponsor, or retail/restaurant business, including directions, if desired, as you wish it to appear in the
Atlas. We reserve the right to edit descriptions if they exceed 50 words. For farmers’ market, please only provide location, days, and hours.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Provide your detailed location. We will use this information to place you on the paper atlas and website (www.wifarmfresh.org) These directions
will not be printed in the Atlas. If possible, provide us your geographical coordinates.
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Cheese
Eggs
Vegetables
Maple Syrup
CSA
Meat
Honey
Herbs & Flowers
Health & Beauty
Food Alliance Certified
Poultry
Fruit
Pumpkins
U-Pick
Certified Naturally Grown
Fiber/Clothing
Other: __________________________
Farms—I pledge that my farm:
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Is family or cooperatively owned
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Is operated in a way that protects and sustains the region’s land
and water resources
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Is committed to reducing the application of synthetic pesticides and
fertilizers
Treats animals with care, respect and access to the outdoors
Provides safe, fair working conditions for employees
Sells Wisconsin products that we have grown on our farm or
helped produce
Certified Organic
(Certifier: ___________________)
Businesses—I pledge that my business:
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Is locally and family or cooperatively owned or is a non-profit
organization whose mission is to promote a sustainable, regional
food system
Is operated in a way that protects and sustains the region’s land
and water resources
Provides safe and fair working conditions for employees
Sells products grown on Wisconsin farms, or sells products made
by our business using raw materials grown on Wisconsin farms, or
uses fair trade, sustainably or organically raised ingredients in our
products when local ingredients are not available
____________________________________________________ _______________________
Signature
Date
PLEASE MARK THE APPROPRIATE CATEGORY:
Farms
___ $50 farm listing ___ $150 farm listing and 1/8 page
Non-farm business/sponsor (all ads come with listings)
____ $150 (listing only) ____ $200 (1/8 page ad) ____ $300 (1/4 page ad) ____ $600 (1/2 page ad) ____ $1,200 (one page ad)
Farmers Markets
___Farmers’ Market (free)
Make checks payable to West Central Wisconsin RPC and return application to:
West Central Wisconsin RPC
800 Wisconsin St., Building D2, Mail box 9
Eau Claire, WI 54703
City of Eau Claire
PLACEMAKING HAYMARKET PLAZA
Mission Statement
DECEMBER 13, 2013
The mission of the West Central
Wisconsin Regional Planning
Commission (WCWRPC) is to
be an innovative leader in the
responsible planning and
development of the region
through coordination,
partnerships, advocacy, and
service.
PREPARED BY
WEST CENTRAL
WISCONSIN REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION
WCWRPC is:
• a multi-county planning
agency covering Barron,
Chippewa, Clark, Dunn, Eau
Claire, Polk, and St. Croix
counties.
• statutorily charged with
planning for the physical,
social, and economic
development of the region.
• not a state agency and has no
regulatory authority.
• a local partner and actively
provides support to local
governments when
additional expertise and
cost-effective assistance is
needed.
Our services include:
Business Finance
Economic Development
GIS Mapping & Graphic Visualization
Grant Writing & Administration
Hazard Mitigation & Preparedness
Housing
Sustainability
Transportation
St. Croix County Comprehensive Plan
Agriculture & Farmland Preservation
St. Croix Falls School District
SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL PLAN
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Prepared with assistance from
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Phone: (715) 836-2918
800 Wisconsin Street Mail Box 9 Eau Claire WI 54703
Fax: (715) 836-2886
[email protected]
http://www.wcwrpc.org

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