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BUFFALO HOSPITALLocal Area Farms, Farmer’s Markets,Co-ops, CSAs and OrchardsLOCAL FARMER’S MARKETS:www.localharvest.orgBuffalo Farmer’s MarketDowntown Buffalo across from Buffalo CinemaSaturdays, 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.May – October100 1st Ave. NE612-308-2664Monticello Farmer’s MarketPublic Library Parking LotThursdays, 3:30 – 7 p.m.May – October200 W. 6th St.763-271-7124Delano Farmer’s MarketDowntown Delano, Hwy. 12Wednesdays, 2:30 – 6 p.m.May – October952-955-2080Delano Community MarketDelano, mail.comSaturdays, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.May – OctoberRockford Community MarketRockford Mall – 8900 Walnut St.rockfordmarket.weebly.com/Fridays, 3 – 7 p.m.May – OctoberAnnandale Farmer’s MarketWright County Swap Meet13594 – 100th St. NW Route 3, Highway 55.Two miles west of city.Saturdays, 8 a.m. – 2 p.m.April – October320-274-9005Becker Farmer’s MarketCommunity Center Parking LotFridays, 3 – 6 p.m.June – OctoberHutchinson Farmer’s MarketVFW Parking Lot8 Adams St. SE(Corner of Adams St. and Washington Ave.)Wednesdays, 3 – 6 p.m.Saturday, 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.320-234-5652Rogers Farmer’s MarketRogers Activity Center21080 141st Ave. N.Wednesdays, 3:30 – 7 p.m.June – October763-428-1033St. Cloud Farmer’s MarketBremer Bank parking lot12th and DivisionSaturdays, 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.May – October320-252-9156
Pasture Addickes Family FarmLOCAL FARMS AND CO-OPS:Farmer: Jared Addickes4601 County Rd 12 NBuffalo, MN 6For a complete listing of the farms,farmer’s markets please see:Wright Minnesota GrownWe love visitors at the farm and hope you and yourfamily come to meet all the critters – both largeand small. Call ahead to schedule your first visit!Specializing in pastured grass-fed beef, pasturedsoy-free: pork, turkey, and chicken.minnesotagrown.comBUFFALOGary’s Gourmet Garlic & SawmillFarm Name: Green AcresOwner: Gary Klingelhoets4376 23rd St. SEBuffalo, MN 55313763-682-5570gklingel@usfamily.netRabbit Run FarmsOwner: Mary Jane Miller1307 Lakeside Cr.Buffalo, MN s.comGreen Acres features Gary’s Gourmet Garlic forfresh eating and seed garlic. Our garlic is grownwith TLC and is chemical free. We also offer customsawmilling services featuring the WoodMizer Bandsaw which gives you 1/3 more lumber than a circularsawmill and a much smoother finish. We sell woodproducts made from locally harvested logs, such asbluebird and wren houses, a cleverly designed oriolefeeder, and Gary’s Adirondack chair design whichis the most comfortable chair around! We can befound at the Buffalo Farmer’s Market on Saturdays,8 a.m. – 12 p.m., and Watertown Farmer’s Market onFridays, 3:30 – 6:30 p.m. We actively promote theMinnesota Garlic Festival and have been volunteersthere for the past 5 years!Mary Jane specializes in recipe development, foodwriting, product development, food consultingand consumer relations. Mary Jane is the Chef’sCoordinator for Minnesota Garlic Festival and serveson the board of directors for Crow River SustainableFarming Association.Stan Vander KooiFarmer: Stan Vander Kooi1499 30th St. SEBuffalo, MN 55313763-682-1389Stan is a Farm Management Consultant, and alsogrows certified organic corn, soybeans, wheat andalfalfa hay.Local Roots Food Co-opPO Box 722Buffalo, MN 55313localrootsfood.coopLocal Roots Food Co-op is currently in our planningand development stage. Online ordering is nowopen. Our goal is to open our doors in a storefrontlocated in downtown Buffalo. The Local Roots FoodCo-op is a member-owned and operated food store.We strive to offer a diversity of products with anemphasis on local, organic, minimally processed andhealthful foods. We are committed to outstandingservice to our members and patrons whilepromoting education and inspiring communities toenjoy a healthy and sustainable future. Check us outon our website and become a member today! 2
COKATOTrumpeter Swan FarmOwner: Philip Hannay and Katherine Kubal3612 40th St. NEBuffalo, MN 55313763-682-6290phil hannay@kaphian.comtrumpeterswanfarm.comDan & Becky’s MarketOwners: Dan & Becky Bravinder5636 Oliver Ave. SWCokato, MN 55321320-286-3076danandbeckys.comWe provide fruits, vegetables and eggs at farmer’smarkets and shares to CSA members. We are happyto be your local farm, growing for you and yourfamily. While every year is an adventure, with variousoutcomes, we never get tired of those early springdays with the awakening earth and the optimisticpromise of summer bounty! Egg only CSA available.Organic grocery store open year round (Mon. – Sat.,8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.). Pastured poultry (broilersand layers). Broilers are on a pre-order basis, gardenproduce and an apple orchard offering 10 varietiesof apples, and nut butters.Diamond D FarmLarry & Pam Davis12935 70th St. SWCokato, MN TERHomeplace Beef Organic FarmFarmers: Laura and Marvin Bihl14316 Endicott Ave. NWClearwater, MN 55320320-558-6392marvobihl@aol.comLocated SW of Cokato, Larry and Pam raisepurebred Shetland and Icelandic sheep. They makeroving, felt, yarn and wool products. Sheep are alsosold for foundation and spinning flocks.Laura and Marvin produce organically grown beef,sold in quarters and halves, cut, wrapped andsharp frozen at a local locker to the customer’sinstructions. Their cattle are fed only home grownhay and pasture. No pesticides, commercialfertilizer, antibiotics or hormones are used. Allcalves are born on the farm, with no outsidecattle purchased. Recognized in “The HumaneConsumer and Producer Guide” for humane animalhusbandry practices.Grassland SolutionsOwner: Matt Schaefer750 Rhoades Ave. NWCokato, MN 55321320-286-2196grassland solutions@yahoo.comFencing sales and installation, specializing inrotational grazing systems.Little Cabin StudioPlum Creek FarmGardener: Lynne Cason5873 Oliver Ave. SWCokato, MN 55321320-286-0111lcason@embarqmail.comFarmers: Chris & Joanne Kudrna2547 195th St.Clearwater, MNMailing: 3655 Plum Creek Dr.Saint Cloud, MN kgarlic.comLynne and Chris grow perennial and prairie flowers,herbs and vegetables on their 3.5 acre property andharvests their pears, apples and plums to store asdried fruits. Lynne is an artist and sells her artwork.She also provides graphic design services. She’s thegraphic designer and production artist for the SFAMember Services Directory.Plum Creek Farm specializes in garlic. Chris serveson the board of directors of the Sustainable FarmingAssociation and is currently board chair. 3
Riverbend FarmCORCORANFarmer: Greg Reynolds5405 Calder Ave. SEDelano, MN meQuality FarmseQuality Pathways to PotentialFarmer: David Gray21325 Co. Rd. 117Rogers, MN nline.orgRiverbend is a certified organic vegetable farm thatmarkets wholesale vegetables to Twin Cities coops and independent restaurants. They also haveCSA memberships available. Greg is coordinator ofThe Great Scape Café at Minnesota Garlic Festival.He is also interested in organizing local farmers toproduce locally adapted vegetable seed: contacthim if you are interested.eQuality Pathways to Potential is a non-profitvocational program that assists adults withdevelopmental disabilities in finding and maintainingemployment. As an effort to create a self-sustainingemployment opportunity, eQuality started up“eQuality Farms.” They grow vegetables and flowerson eight acres of land in Corcoran. They sell theirproducts at local farmer’s markets and restaurants,and sell CSA shares to group homes.Wind Dance Vineyard and Cheese SupplyOwner: Bob BelbeckPO Box 257Delano MN ’s Folly FarmCheese kits, ingredients and equipment for makingyour own homemade cheese.Farmer: Michael Lilja14000 Lawndale Ln. NDayton, MN 55327763-712-5506mlilja@usinternet.comWoodland Hill WineryWinemaker: Mike Dickerman731 Co. Rd. 30Delano, MN 55328763-972-4000woodlandhillwinery.comA small suburban farm using the techniquesand philosophy of permaculture and organicmethods to produce a variety of small fruits andvegetables where all varieties are chosen fortaste and appearance for a true taste of locallygrown produce.With a wide selection of estate grown and producedwines, Woodland Hill also grows their own rhubarband raspberries along with their grapes. All theirfruit wines use only the finest locally grown fruitfrom neighboring orchards and berry farms. Theyoffer wine tasting; wine by the glass, bottle or case;winery and vineyard tours; and an on site wineboutique and gift shop.DELANOCramer OrganicsFarmers: Robert & Joann Cramer3889 Eckert Ave. SEDelano, MN 55328763-972-6647The Cramers grow organic vegetables and flowers,and have CSA memberships available. 4
Swan-Bee Honey, LLCOwner: John SwansonPO Box 815Howard Lake, MN 55349(763) 488-4964corvus00@yahoo.comJohn raises honey bees for pollination and honeyproduction. In addition to selling the honey, he alsooffers bee products such as pollen and beeswax.HOWARD LAKEHUTCHINSONLiving Song FarmFarmers: Jerry Ford & Mariénne Kreitlow7616 25th St. SWHoward Lake, MN mCrow River WineryWinemakers: Michael & Valerie McBrady14848 Hwy. 7 EHutchinson, MN 55350(320) 587-2922CrowRiverWinery.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/CrowRiverWineryPRODUCE: Garlic, onions, potatoes, winter squashCrow River Winery specializes in hand-crafted winesmade from fruits from local farms and cold-hardygrapes grown in one of its four vineyards. Visitorscan learn about the wine-making process. Taste andexperience fine wines such as the 2011 ICCC goldmedal Frontenac or the wildly popular Honeycrispapple and cranberry wine. Veteran and aspiringchefs will appreciate the savory flavors of our garliccooking wines. Crow River Winery is open to thepublic year-round with private appointments andevents available by reservation. Call or visit our websitefor more information.GRASS-FINISHED BEEF: Mixed quarters, callfor availabilityEGGS: Pastured in summer, outdoors in winterThis Century Farm also does custom rotationalgrazing, makes hay, and is a model of soil and waterconservation practices. Jerry is the director of MNGarlic Festival.Brown Dog HoneyOwner: John SwansonPO Box 815Howard Lake, MN M62392The Farm of MinnesotaFarmer: Dan Moe24618 State Hwy. 15Hutchinson, MN mHoney, hive products and starter hives for sale.Sleepy Root FarmFarmers: Brandon Wiarda & Kevin Karl7616 25th St. SWHoward Lake, MN tfarm.comA vegetable and berry farm that offers harvestedproduce through their CSA and roadside stand.Donald Popp FarmFarmer: Donald Popp20381 Belle Lake Rd.Hutchinson, MN 55390320-587-6443Sleepy Root is a small CSA produce farm locatedoutside Howard Lake, MN. Servicing the Twin Citiesand the west-of-the-metro areas of Delano, Buffalo,Howard Lake and any towns between! Our focus isto cultivate meaningful connections between peopleand their food. The greater our understanding ofwhat sustains us, the deeper our relationship, thebetter it nourishes us body and soul. We offer 18weeks of a full share of vegetables, herbs and fruitperfect for a family of four or two very enthusiasticvegetable eaters.Certified organic corn, soybean, and wheat plusvegetable gardens and eggs. 5
The Lamb ShoppeFarmers: Doug Rathke & Connie Karstens61231 MN Hwy. 7Hutchinson, MN .comThe Lamb Shoppe is a retail farm store featuringlamb, as well as chicken, beef, turkey, eggs andother healthy foods. Their grass fed meat productsare available year round.Loon OrganicsFarmers: Laura Frerichs & Adam Cullip23229 200th St.Hutchinson, MN ics.comPrairie Drifter FarmFarmers: Joan & Nick Olson61369 223rd St.Litchfield, MN iedrifterfarm.wordpress.comLoon Organics is a 40-acre certified organic farmproducing over 40 different vegetables and herbsfor a 135-member CSA, farmer’s market andrestaurants/retail establishments.Prairie Drifter Farm is a diversified, chemical-freefarm raising a wide variety of vegetables and herbsfor our CSA operation and grocery store sales. Weserve the communities of Litchfield and St. Cloud.York FarmFarmers: Andy Cotter & Irene Genelin21161 York Rd.Hutchinson, MN 55350612-968-6498info@yorkfarmmn.comSleeping Cat Organic Farm, LLCFarmer: Mindy Desens66683 288 St.Litchfield, MN 55355320-693-8449Cell: cfarm.comYork Farm grows fruits, vegetables, flowers andherbs sold through a CSA share and directly fromthe farm. York Farm also has event rental availablewith the use of a spacious renovated barn, walkingpaths, and access to flower gardens.Mindy raises grass fed-finished beef, organic eggsfrom fully free-range hens, fully free-range roastingchickens (fed only organic feed), and pasture lamb.All sold at Minneapolis farmer’s market.LITCHFIELDHarvest Moon Garlic, LLCLONG LAKE/ORONOOwners: Luke Ahrndt & Brian Neff17437 MN Hwy. 22Litchfield, MN moongarlic.comHarvest Moon Natural Foods Co-op2380 W. Wayzata Blvd.Long Lake, MN 55356Contact: David Giedd, General .coopHarvest Moon Garlic was started in 2008 and isfocused on naturally grown gourmet garlic. Weprefer a management intensive approach and followa strict policy of no chemicals, period. We holdourselves to a high standard of quality, and look tomaintain this standard as we begin adding additionalvarieties of herbs and produce in the years ahead.Harvest Moon is a member-owned, full servicenatural and organic food grocery store and deli thatopened in June 2010. It’s located in the heart of theOrono/Long Lake community at the west end of theOtten Bros. Garden Center Building. Please visit ourwebsite for more details. 6
MAPLE LAKEMINNETRISTAGardening World WideGale Woods FarmPat and Connie promote health through gardensby working locally through community educationclasses, welcoming visitors to local gardens via 3rdMonday gatherings and educating all ages on totalgarden systems including square foot gardening.Gardening World Wide has been working since 1985in Haiti with promotion of small gardens for localfood production via adult groups and schools.Gale Woods is a 400 acre working educational farmand public park managed by Three Rivers ParkDistrict. The park and 3½ miles of hiking trails areopen for free from 5 a.m. to sunset every day. Thefarm includes vegetable gardens, an apple orchard,beef cattle, pigs, sheep and poultry. Eggs, beef,chicken, turkey, lamb, pork and vegetables are soldat the visitor center store which is open Monday –Saturday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Sunday from 12 p.m.to 5 p.m. Gale Woods has farm tours, classes andevents for school groups, organizations and families.In addition there is a rental pavilion for meetings,weddings and private events.Owners: Patrick & Connie Lahr208 Oak Ave. NMaple Lake, MN 55358320-963-3690Cell: 612-25-2861pclahr@yahoo.comManager: Tim Reese7210 Co. Rd. 110 WMinnetrista, MN odsfarm.orgValley View DairyFarmers: Dan & Erica Elsenpeter,Luke & Elizabeth Elsenpeter2889 30th St. NWMaple Lake, MN 55358763-202-9205 or 320-963-1011MONTROSEValley View Dairy is a fifth generation farm runby brothers Luke and Dan Elsenpeter and theirfamilies. They have been certified organic since2007. Beef quarters and halves available. Steers areraised organically and on pasture at the farm. Noantibiotics or hormones used. Steers are slaughteredon farm and brought into a local meat locker tobe processed.JPR Acres, LLCFarmer(s): Kerry & Kristen SkeltonFarm Address: 10389 Baker Ave. SWMontrose, MN 55363Mailing: 4380 Trillium Ln. WMound, MN 55364952-223-7058E-mail: jpracres@gmail.comThe Little Boon FarmWe are in the process of converting our 76 acre farminto a rotational grazing operation. We currentlyhave Randall Lineback cattle and Dorset Horn sheepwith future plans for a farmstead dairy producingyogurt and cheese. Past offering have includedpasture-raised heritage turkeys, ducks, and geese,grass-fed beef, lamb, and dairy-fed pork. Please callor check web-site for current offerings.Mark and Jennifer Boon3436 Iresfeld Ave. NWMaple Lake, MN 55358Jennifer phone: 763-370-1472Mark phone: onfarm.comOur mission on The Little Boon Farm is to be a placewhere you can get excellent produce, where ouranimals are treated with the utmost care, and whereyou can come visit and see what we are all about. Aplace that gives you a choice in what you put on thetable. CSA available.Sweet Beet FarmFarmers: Nick & Amelia Neaton3780 115th St. SWMontrose, MN arm.comSweet Beet Farm produces a bounty of fruit andvegetables, primarily for CSA shares. The fourthgeneration farm also offers lamb, eggs, and honey.Nick and Amelia serve on the Crow River SFA Board. 7
Natures Nest Organic Farm andBed & BreakfastPrairie Sun FarmFarmers: Julie & Dan Geiger10330 Hwy. 25Watertown, MN rm.comOwner: Catherine Rose5412 Brighton Ave. SEMontrose, MN farm.comPrairie Sun Farm is a CSA serving the west metro.Check the website for more information.Natures Nest is an organic flower farm selling annualand perennial flowers and a Bed & Breakfast offeringtwo kinds of stays: a suite with all the amenities anda rustic log cabin 1/4 mile from the house.Pampered Pumpkin FarmFarmer: Laura DimlerPumpkin patch:11810 MN State Hwy. 7Watertown, MN 55388(or Mayer depending on whichGPS mapping system)Garden field:5255 Carver Co. Rd. 10 NWatertown, MN 55388Greenhouse:8320 Co. Rd. 33New Germany, MN 55367E-mail: 19ROCKFORDThree Goats in a Tub & Wooden Shoes FarmFarmers: Louise & Rich Van Bergen & grandchildren2824 Gabler Ave. SEBuffalo, MN 55313(1 mile west of Rockford & 1 mile north of Hwy. rdpress.comWe raise Alpine dairy goats for milk, meat, breedingstock, and pets. Their nutritious hormone-free milkis used for drinking and making cheese, whey,yogurt, and kefir. Three Goats in a Tub is a projectof Louise and two granddaughters. Products fromthe farm, goat milk, honey, and beeswax, providethe base for naturally good-for-you personal careproducts. Our hand-made soap, lip balm, lotion, skincream, Hand and Hoof Salve, and Kids Butt Balm arefree of petroleum, phthalates, parabens, syntheticfragrance, synthetic colorants, and chemical toxins.The goat milk, with a pH similar to human skin,nourishes and moisturizes naturally.We are a 21st Century Grain Farm that likes to run alovely and large pumpkin patch and garden field.WINSTEDGardens GaloreOwner: Gray Schmidt5464 225th St.Winsted, MN 55395320-485-3562saam@tds.comGray’s business includes greenhouse vegetablebedding plant production, and on the land hegrows hybrid and heirloom tomatoes for Lund’s anddirect marketing.WATERTOWNBotanicals UnlimitedFarmer/Owners: Kathi & Ron Reeves409 Co. Rd. 10Watertown, MN 55388952-955-1712gramkat@charter.netKathi is growing herbs and flowers for the localfarmer’s market. She and Ron have been Carver/Scott County Master Gardeners for years and enjoyeducating the public on growing food. Kathi is anartist in the English tradition of botanical art ofpainting plants in watercolor. She also does graphiteand colored pencil renderings of plants. Ron worksin stained glass. 8
ORCHARDSFor more orchards and information please contactindividual orchards or the following websites:Localharvest.org Organicfarmfood.orgApple Jacks4875 37th St. �scarlsonsorchardbakery.com5163 Payton Ave. NWAnnandale320-274-8699CountrysideApple Farms13506 US Hwy. 12 SWCokato320-286-6115Dassel Hillsidedasselhillsidefarm.webs.com24492 MN 15Dassel320-275-2622Deer Lakedeerlakeorchard.com1903 10th St. SWBuffalo763-682-4284Fairhaven Farmfairhaven-farm.com13835 51st Ave.South Haven320-236-7685Fall Harvest OrchardRolling Hills OrchardHoney Bee AppleThe Strawberry Basket345 Co. Rd. 30 SEMontrose763-972-38944583 Co. Rd. 33 SEBuffalo763-682-6699Knapton’sknaptons.org6295 Lake Sarah Heights Dr.Rockford763-479-2184Knapton’s Raspberries,Pumpkins and Orchardwww.knaptons.org5775 MN Hwy. 55Greenfield763-479-1184L & S Orchards3434 Lake HaugheyIndependence763-972-3699Maiden Rock ApplesW 12266 King Ln.Stockholm715-448-3502 9 2408 Co. Rd. 35 WBuffalo, Wright County, MN763-682-5224strawberrybasket.com12591 Aetna Ave. NEMonticello763-878-2875Woods’ Edge Apples1901 50th St. NEBuffalo763-682-4409
CSABUFFALOCommunity-supported agriculture (CSA;sometimes known as community-sharedagriculture) is an alternative, locally basedeconomic model of agriculture and fooddistribution. A CSA also refers to a particularnetwork or association of individuals who havepledged to support one or more local farms,with growers and consumers sharing the risksand benefits of food production. CSA members,or subscribers, pay at the onset of the growingseason for a share of the anticipated harvest;once harvesting begins, they periodically receiveshares of produce. In addition to produce,some CSA services may include additionalfarm products like honey, eggs, dairy, fruit,flowers and meat. Some CSAs provide forcontributions of labor in lieu of a portion ofsubscription costs. CSAs often offer morediversity than supermarkets, and may includerecipes or cooking tips for unusual vegetables.They may offer varieties which taste better butwould not hold up to the shipping and storagerequirements of industrial agriculture. Theselocal farms are also better for the environmentand for farm workers, lessening or eliminatingtransportation costs and environmentalhazards inherent in larger, more remoteconventional operations.Chatham Preservation FarmBuffalo, .comchathampreservationfarm.comChicken, CSA – Community Supported AgFarm, Dairy Products (Goat), Plants, Turkey.We focus on feeding people wholesome food raisedwith sustainable methods all while preserving rarebreeds and seeds. We have pasture raised heritageturkeys, chickens, eggs and ducks. Diversity on afarm is key! We also have a small vegetable and fruitCSA which provides people with a weekly supply ofproduce containing over 150 varieties of heirloomvegetables and herbs raised in a very low-inputsetting. Registered Nubian and Saanen dairy goats/products available.Mana GardensBuffalo, book.com/ManaGardensWinter CSA, Greens, Microgreens, Sprouts, Shoots,Eggs, HoneyWe are a family homestead with bees, chickens,many food gardens and access to a wintergreenhouse. We are using the opportunity providedby the Local Roots Marketplace to sell our seasonalsurplus. Throughout the year we may have eggs,honey, seed starts, and fresh vegetables. All of ourproduce is grown using natural, organic methods.Our bees enjoy a chemical-free and antibioticfree lifestyle as well. Our chickens are cage-free,seasonally free-ranged, and pretty darn happy intheir insulated coop during the cold winter months.Solar Fresh ProduceBuffalo, w.solarfreshproduce.weebly.com/CSA – Community Supported Ag FarmSolar Fresh Produce grows diverse vegetables fora CSA & farmer’s markets. Offering a wide varietyof crops seasonally & harvest the day of delivery.Dedicated to using organic and sustainablemethods, though we are not certified. We cancustomize your CSA basket to meet your needs.CSA baskets are delivered weekly Jun-Oct. 10
Trumpeter Swan FarmMAPLE LAKEBuffalo, Minnesota612-308-2664phil hannay@kaphian.comwww.trumpeterswanfarm.comThe Little Boon FarmMaple Lake, w.thelittleboonfarm.comMon-Fri 9 a.m.-3 p.m.CSA – Community Supported Ag Farm, EggsSingle farm CSA available all four seasons. You cansign up anytime. Pickup at local farmer’s markets,at the farm or home delivery. Add brown eggs fromfree-range chickens. Egg-only CSA is also available.See our website for program details. Located 4 milesfrom Buffalo. Visits welcome!DELANOBeef, CSA – Community Supported AgFarm, Eggs, HerbsOur mission here on The Little Boon Farm is to be aplace where you can get excellent produce, whereour animals are treated with the utmost care, andwhere you can come visit and see what we are allabout. A place that gives you a choice in what youput on the table.MONTROSEFarm FarmTrue Cost FarmDelano, MinnesotaMontrose, .farmfarmlovesyou.comCSA – Community Supported AgFarm, Melons, Vegetable PlantsFarm Farm is a family farm in Delano, Minnesota. Weare an intensive, non-certified organic produce farmthat offers 100 CSA subscriptions from Jun-Oct and60 winter shares from Oct-mid Dec. We also sell attwo Sat. markets and provide for local co-ops andrestaurants on just 2½ acres! May-Dec.Riverbend FarmDelano, .rbfcsa.comBeef, Chicken, CSA – Community Supported AgFarm, Pork, TurkeyTrue Cost Farm is a sustainable, pasture based meat,poultry and egg farm. We are dedicated to raisingthe best tasting and healthiest meats available. Ourmonthly deliveries easily fit into a standard freezer.None of our animals are fed genetically modifiedgrains nor are they injected with hormones orantibiotics. Respect for animals and the environmentis central to our work.WAVERLYUntiedt’s Vegetable FarmCertified Organic Products Available, CSA– Community Supported Ag Farm, Seed,Vegetable PlantsRiverbend Farm produces certified organicvegetables. Besides wholesale produce, we provideveggies directly to locavores through our CSA.Veggies mid. May-Dec, CSA mid Jun-mid Oct. I aminterested in producing locally adapted vegetableseed. Seeds include kale, cabbage, beans,tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, greens and radishes.If you would like to try some or are also interested inseed saving & production, email me.Waverly, ntiedtswegrowforyou.comCSA – Community Supported Ag FarmFrom our farm to your table! Untiedt’s CSA offersa wide variety of sustainably produced fruits andvegetables with many convenient pick up sites tochoose from. We offer asparagus, strawberries,raspberries, melons, sweet corn, green beans, thelatest Minnesota developed apples and much more!We are a family farm dedicated to the land! Checkout our website to learn more. Sign up today and letus “grow for you!” 11
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taste and appearance for a true taste of locally grown produce. DELANO Cramer Organics Farmers: Robert & Joann Cramer 3889 Eckert Ave. SE Delano, MN 55328 763-972-6647 The Cramers grow organic vegetables and flowers, and have CSA memberships available. Riverbend Farm Farmer: Greg R
