Organic Farm Produce from Wisconsin

Our seasonal organic produce from Wisconsin comes from small family farms in rural southwestern Wisconsin, the same area where our grass-fed beef, grass-fed lamb, and pastured poultry originates from. This is known as the "driftless" area of Wisconsin, because glaciers drifted around this area during the glacial period. This resulted in a unique geographical area of rolling hills and valleys that the early settlers of Wisconsin recognized as having rich soil for grass and crops. The four seasons and harsh winters allow for the natural death of organic plant life that returns nutrient rich organic matter to the soil each year.

Organic popcorn shielded by a ridge and forest far from GM crops on other farms.

For the organic farmer today practicing sustainable agricultural principles, this unique terrain allows them to shield their fields from conventional farms, offering a "buffer zone" that far exceeds organic standards. This is especially important when growing organic heirloom corn. Our farmers tell us stories of how deer will bypass conventional corn fields in the area to get to their organic open pollinated corn fields.

Note: Produce items are shipped directly from the farm on Monday through Wednesday each week. Combine with other Wisconsin farm products into one shipment! These products cannot be shipped to APO, FPO, or DPO military addresses.

All of the produce comes from USDA certified organic farms in Wisconsin. Limited supplies - first come first serve! Products currently available:

Organic Heirloom Dry Shell Bean Mix 1 lb. 1 bag dried multi-colored heirloom dry beans Now: $7.85! More Info: This is a very colorful mix (like a bag of jelly beans) of at least 12 different varieties of dry beans. Whether it is baked beans, refried beans, bean soups or the popular chili, you'll find this combination has a rich flavor. These beans are hand-picked and shelled on family farms. Varieties included: Etna, Jacobs Cattle, Vermont Cranberry, Soldier, Cannellini, Black Coco, Yin Yang, Dutch Brown, Kenearly, Tiger's Eye, Horsehead, Money, and Peregion.	Organic Lady Finger Open Pollinated Popcorn 2 lbs. 1 bag dried multi-colored popcorn Retail: $13.00 Now: $9.99 More Info
Organic Heirloom Cornmeal 3 lbs. Retail: $14.35 Now: $10.75 Note: Manufactured on equipment that processes wheat. More Info	Organic Heirloom Whole Kernel Corn 3 lbs. Retail: $15.00 Now: $11.25 More Info
Organic Red Radishes 3 bunches $6.00 12 bunches $20.00	Organic Butternut Squash 3 lbs. 1 squash $3.99
Organic Slicer Onions 1 lb. approx. 2 onions, 3.5 - 4 inch diameter $3.50 4 lbs. approx. 8 onions, 3.5 - 4 inch diameter $12.00	Organic Heirloom Sweet Potatoes 3 lbs. approx. 2 sweet potatoes $6.00
Organic Heirloom Fingerling Potatoes NEW!  More Info approx. 1 lb. 6 to 8 small potatoes $2.99   approx. 5 lbs. 30 to 40 small potatoes $13.50

Out of Stock - Out of Season

Organic Heirloom German Butterball Potatoes Out of stock - Out of season	Organic Delicata Heirloom Squash Out of stock - Out of season
Organic Garlic Out of stock - Out of season	Organic Napoli Carrots Out of stock - Out of season More Info
Organic Beets (no tops) Out of Stock - Out of Season	Organic Pie Pumpkins Out of stock - Out of season This pumpkin variety called Pie Pumpkin is similar in appearance to the traditional pumpkin but smaller in size. The Pie Pumpkin is used primarily for baking, but also for ornamental purposes when decorating tables or outdoor settings. The Pie Pumpkin develops a golden yellow inner flesh that is high in beta-carotene and fiber, and contains other nutrients such as protein, complex carbohydrates, vitamin C, and potassium. The sweet flesh of the Pie Pumpkin is used in baking homemade pies, puddings, soups, savory dishes, and stuffing served with poultry.