Farm Fresh Atlas™ of Southeastern Wisconsin

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FRESH FARM ATLAS of Southeastern Wisconsin

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SPRING 2019 - SPRING 2020

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FARMS & PRODUCERS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS............................................................. ..................4 MISSION & WAYS TO SUPPORT LOCAL FOOD............................................. 5 FARM FRESH FACTS..................................................................................... 6 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDES................................................................. 7 - 10 FARMS & PRODUCERS........................................................................ 11 - 33 LOCAL FOOD ESSAY.......................................................................... 22 - 23 GUIDE TO USING FOOD BENEFITS AT FARMERS’ MARKETS........................ 34 FARMERS’ MARKETS BY DAY..................................................................... 35 FARMERS’ MARKETS...........................................................................36 - 41 FARM TO FORK CUISINE. . ................................................................... 42 - 43 BUSINESSES & ORGANIZATIONS. . ....................................................... 44 - 46 WHAT’S IN SEASON................................................................................... 47

Dodge

Ozaukee Washington

Jefferson

Rock

Waukesha Milwaukee

Walworth

Racine

This publication serves the Southeastern Wisconsin region. Farm Fresh Atlas™ is a trademark of REAP Food Group, used with permission by grassroots coalitions throughout Wisconsin to produce six independent atlases: Central, Eastern, Northern, Southeastern, Southern, and Western. Electronic editions of each region are available at farmfreshatlas.org.

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This Atlas is brought to you by: Co-Editors: Bianca Andreano, Garden Manager – Hawthorn Hollow Nature Sanctuary and Arboretum Leigh Presley, University of Wisconsin Division of Extension Kenosha & Racine Counties

Board of Directors President: Timothy Fulton, Old Corbett Road Apiary Members: Mary Acuna, The Red Oak Restaurant Katie Hassemer, Fondy Food Center Ian Naujock Peg Reedy Bill Stone, Brightonwoods Orchard Layout: Graphic Design:

Photo by B’s Bouquets; Cover photo: Abbie Miller, Stories Framed Photography

Hannah Wente Cara Adams, Numbers & Nature

Special thanks to: Andrea & Orendorff LLP, Rebecca LeDoux, TJ Leveque, Tedi Winnett, and Woodward Printing Services

The 2019 issue of the Farm Fresh Atlas™ of Southeastern Wisconsin is suppported by:

If you are interested in being a part of the Farm Fresh Atlas™ of Southeastern Wisconsin, please contact us at farmfreshsewi@gmail.com or call us at (262) 671-8366.

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ABOUT US

Our Mission

Our mission is to support a sustainable agricultural economy in Southeastern Wisconsin by connecting residents in the region with food and agricultural products that are produced, processed, and sold locally.

Ways to Support Locally Grown: • • • • • • • • •

Photo by Wellspring, Inc.

Shop the local farmers market Attend farm dinners and events Join a CSA (What is a CSA? See page 6) Shop grocery stores that feature local products Fill holiday baskets with local goods for your loved ones Talk to friends and family about why you support locally grown Support organizations that advocate for local farms and businesses Eat at restaurants, cafes, and bakeries that source local ingredients Teach children the importance of knowing where their food comes from

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Farm Fresh Facts What is Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)? CSA is a way to buy local food directly from a farmer. You purchase a “share” and become a farm “member.” You then receive a box of vegetables or other farm products regularly throughout the growing season. CSA is much more than just a weekly delivery of food. CSA is a powerful investment in your health, community, and local economy. It’s a partnership between farms and consumers that keeps independent businesses thriving, helps families eat seasonal, local produce, and charges farmers and consumers with the responsibility of building a strong, equitable food system. Find out more about CSA in Wisconsin atcsacoalition.org.

Wisconsin is a leader in organic agriculture, ranking second behind California in the total number of certified organic farms.

Most American farmers receive only 14.8 cents of every dollar that consumers spend on food at home and away from home. At farmers markets, farmers head home with upwards of 90 cents on the dollar.

Wisconsin agriculture provides 413,500 jobs or 11.9% of the state’s employment.

3 out of 4 crops producing fruit or seeds for humans rely on pollinators, like bees, for production. Sustainable agriculture reduces risk to pollinators by diversiving the agricultural landscape and making use of ecological processes as a part of food production.

More than 85% of farmers market vendors traveled fewer than 50 miles to sell at a farmers markets. Compare that to most supermarkets where 7-14 days can go by between the time produce is picked and when it becomes available to shoppers.

In that time, fruits and vegetables travel, on average, more than 1,200 miles before reaching grocery store shelves.

Photos by: Pearce’s Farm Stand, Simon’s Gardens and Hemken Honey.

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FARM/PRODUCER PRODUCT GUIDE

Apple Barn Orchard & Winery 

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Blue Clay Berry Farm  Brightonwoods Orchard  BrynTeg Farm 

COUNTY

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WHOLESALE

U-PICK

ON-FARM SALES

ON-FARM EVENTS

CSA SHARES

CERT. ORGANIC

VEGETABLES

PUMPKINS

MUSHROOMS

HERBS

FRUIT

FARM/PRODUCER

GARLIC

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Walworth

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Walworth

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Kenosha

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Waukesha

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Dodge

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Country Blossom Organics   

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Cozy Nook Farm

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Waukesha

Droughtville Farms

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Racine

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Racine

Ela Orchard 

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Elegant Farmer  Fine Fettle Farm

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Walworth

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Racine

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Washington

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Waukesha

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Kenosha

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Waukesha

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Walworth

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Racine

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Racine

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Jefferson

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Racine

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Waukesha

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Full Harvest Farm   

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Godsell Farm       Griffiths Grounds Gwenyn Hill Farm

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Hafs Road Orchard 

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Heritage Flower Farm

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Hoyer Homestead Farm    Jelli's Market 

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Klee's Out on a Limb Acres  Krokowski's Farm 

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Walworth

Little Miss Sweet Pea's   

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Walworth

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Washington

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Racine

Pearce’s Farm Stand      

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Walworth

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Washington

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Milwaukee

LarryVille Gardens Morning Star Family Farm  Nature’s Niche Farm

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Peck & Bushel Fruit Company 

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Pinehold Gardens  

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Quednow’s Heirloom Apple Orchard 

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Walworth

Rim's Edge Orchard 

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Washington

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Fond Du Lac

Schrauth Sweet Sensations   

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FARM/PRODUCER PRODUCT GUIDE

Schuett Farms Simon's Gardens   

The Farmstead 

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Racine

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Waukesha

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Milwaukee

30

Dodge

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Walworth

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Waukesha

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Rock

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Milwaukee

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Washington

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Witte's Vegetable Farm    Wunberg Produce Berry Farm    

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Ozaukee

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Walworth

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Walworth

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Wellspring Inc.     

Zinniker Farm 

WHOLESALE

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The Wright Way Farm   Village Farmstead

U-PICK

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Telderer's Rainbows End Farm    The Garlic Underground

ON-FARM SALES

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Stone Bank Farm Market      Teens Grow Greens

ON-FARM EVENTS

CSA

CERT. ORGANIC

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PUMPKINS

VEGETABLES

MUSHROOMS

HERBS

FRUIT

FARM/PRODUCER

GARLIC

FRUITS & VEGETABLES

Anisoptera Acres 

Jefferson

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Walworth

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Waukesha

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Jefferson

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Washington

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Racine

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Racine

Baker’s Polled Herefords  Battle Creek Beef & Bison  

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Brattset Family Farm  Dominion Valley Farm  Ela Orchard Elegant Farmer  

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Droughtville Farms

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ON-FARM SALES

ON-FARM EVENTS

CSA

CERT. ORGANIC

RABBIT

POULTRY

PORK

LAMB

GOAT

FISH

FARM/PRODUCER BEEF

MEATS

BISON

FARM/PRODUCER PRODUCT GUIDE

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Walworth

Godsell Farm 

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Waukesha

Golden Bear Farm 

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Manitowoc

Jelli's Market 

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Jefferson

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Walworth

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Washington

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Racine

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Walworth

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Green

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Jefferson

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Waukesha

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Racine

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Racine

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Kenosha

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Waukesha

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Dodge

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Dodge

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Vernon

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Walworth

Little Miss Sweet Pea's Morning Star Family Farm 

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Nature's Niche Farm

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Pearce's Farm Stand  Riemer Family Farm  Rushing Waters Fisheries

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Schuett Farms  Serenity Soap Works/Oak Hollow Acres Sherwood Game Farm  Simon's Gardens 

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Starry Nights  Stone Bank Farm Market   

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Stonecrest Farm  Telderer's Rainbows End Farm

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Wisconsin Grass Fed-Beef Cooperative  Zinniker Farm 

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FARM/PRODUCER PRODUCT GUIDE

Anisoptera Acres  

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Blue Clay Berry Farm

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Brightonwoods Orchard

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BrynTeg Farm

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Dominion Valley

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Elegant Farmer 

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Golden Bear Farm Griffiths Grounds 

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Gwenyn Hill Farm

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Hoyer Homestead Farm 

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Klee's Out on a Limb Acres 

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Hemken Honey Co.

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ON-FARM SALES

ON-FARM EVENTS

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16 Milwaukee

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Hafs Road Orchard

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Earthcare Suri Alpacas Ela Orchard

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Cream City Caramels 

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Cozy Nook Farm

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CSA

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County Line Sugar Bush

LarryVille Gardens

CERT. ORGANIC

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Country Blossom Organics

Krokowski's Farm

SYRUP

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Battle Creek Beef & Bison

Jelli's Market

SEASONAL/HOLIDAY

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Bahr Creek Llamas & Fiber

Heritage Flower Farm

PREPARED FOODS

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B's Bouquets

Full Harvest Farm

13 Jefferson

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Apple Barn Orchard & Winery 

Droughtville Farms

HONEY

GRAIN/FLOUR

FLOWERS

FIBER

EGGS

CHEESE/DAIRY

CONFECTIONARY

BEVERAGES

BEDDING PLANTS

BEAUTY

FARM/PRODUCER

BAKED GOODS

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

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FARM/PRODUCER PRODUCT GUIDE

Little Miss Sweet Pea's

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Morning Star Family Farm Nature's Niche Farm

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Quednow's Heirloom  Apple Orchard

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Riemer Family Farm

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Rim's Edge Orchard 

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Schrauth Sweet Sensations

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Schuett Farms 

Sherwood Game Farm Simon's Gardens 

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Telderer's Rainbows End

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The Wrightway Farm

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Wisconsin Grass-Fed Beef Cooperative

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32 Milwaukee

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Witte's Vegetable Farm

30 Dodge

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Village Farmstead

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Wellspring Inc.

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Teens Grow Greens

WHOLESALE

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Stonecrest Farm

ON-FARM SALES

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Stone Bank Farm Market 

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28 Washington

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Starry Nights

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Pearce's Farm Stand 

ON-FARM EVENTS

CSA

CERT. ORGANIC

SYRUP

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PREPARED FOODS

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Old Corbett Road Apiary

Serenity Soap Works / Oak Hollow Acres

HONEY

GRAIN/FLOUR

FLOWERS

FIBER

EGGS

CHEESE/DAIRY

CONFECTIONARY

BEVERAGES

BEDDING PLANTS

BEAUTY

FARM/PRODUCER

BAKED GOODS

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

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Wunberg Produce Berry Farm

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Zinniker Farm

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FARMS & PRODUCERS

LISTEES PLEDGE THAT THEY: • Are cooperatively or family-owned • Are committed to reducing the application of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers • Operate in a way that protects and sustains the region’s land and water resources • Treat animals with care, respect, and access to the outdoors • Provide safe, fair working conditions for employees • Sell Wisconsin products that they have grown or helped produce on their

Visit farmfreshatlas.org for detailed farm descriptions & more.

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FARMS & PRODUCERS ANISOPTERA ACRES

BAKER’S POLLED HEREFORDS

Tucked away in rural Waterloo, Anisoptera Acres is a beautiful, environmentally-friendly family farm.

We offer pasture-raised pork and beef, free-range chicken, and honey. We use no hormones, antibiotics or animal by-products. We offer bulk meat sales and a la carte delivery to Madison area homes.

Baker’s Polled Hereford farm is located in the southern edge of the Kettle Moraine area near Lauderdale and Pleasant Lakes, halfway between Elkhorn and Whitewater. We raise quality Hereford beef from our registered herd developed during the past 50 years. Our mother cows raise their calves on our pastures. We raise their feed here on our farm.

We do not feed antibiotics, artificial hormones or animal by-products. Our Hereford beef is noted for excellent taste and quality. We sell halves or quarters which are processed to your specifications in a federally inspected processing center. Please visit our website for more information.

Dan & Catherine Kleiber N9387 Riverview Drive Waterloo, WI 53594 (920) 478-9696 farmerdan@anisopteraacres.com anisopteraacres.com

APPLE BARN ORCHARD & WINERY Steve & Judy Jacobson W6384 Sugar Creek Rd Elkhorn, WI 53121 (262) 728-3266 applebarnoffice@gmail.com applebarnorchardandwinery.com

Our 7th generation family farm offers pick your own strawberries mid-June until early July; apples late August- December; and pumpkins starting late September. We also sell our own apple cider and pies, cider doughnuts, caramel apples, fruit wines & Wisconsin foods. Check our website for store and winery hours, special events, and school tour scheduling.

BAHR CREEK LLAMAS & FIBER STUDIO

Shop this area’s source for quality yarns, spinning wheels, looms, needle felting, gifts and supplies for the fiber enthusiast in a cozy country setting while watching the llamas romp and play. Fifteen minutes south of Sheboygan on Highway 43; exit #113; right at the Citgo Station, 1/4 mile on North Sauk Trail Road.

BATTLE CREEK BEEF & BISON LLC Greg Kummrow, Patricia Kummrow 38413 Delafield Rd Oconomowoc, WI 53066 (262) 593-2622 patriciakummrow@gmail.com beefandbison.com

Located on the Kummrow Farm, est. in 1886. We raise 100% grass-fed/finished beef and bison.

We also raise pastured heritage pork and whole, pasture-raised chickens. No antibiotics or hormones used. Home grown feed with no chemical pesticides or herbicides. We sell by the pound, side and splitside from our on-farm store. From our farm to your family....naturally. See website for store hours or call for an appointment.

Tag yourself at farms, markets or restaurants. #farmfreshatlas #eatlocal #buylocal

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Brigitte Demaster N1021 Sauk Trail Cedar Grove, WI 53013 (920) 668-6417 demaster@bahrcreek.com bahrcreek.com

Paul, Sylvia, Bob & Mike Baker N7850 US Highway 12 Elkhorn, WI 53121 (262) 742-3205 psbakerph@elknet.net bakerpolledherefords.com

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FARMS & PRODUCERS BLUE CLAY BERRY FARM

BRATTSET FAMILY FARM

Blue Clay Berry Farm grows fresh strawberries and blueberries. We have both pre-picked and pick your own berries available in season on our farm, which is located between Delavan and Lake Geneva on Hwy 50.

Enjoy delicious & healthful 100% grass fed beef!

Our cattle graze a delicate melody of high quality forages from grassy drumlins as they move to fresh bountiful paddocks daily. Reserve your custom cut, 1/4, 1/2 or whole beef. Specialty boxes & cuts are available at our porch store. Visit us for a farm day!

Brad and Ella Kauer 5154 State Road 50 Delavan, WI 53115 (262) 745-3720 blueclayberryfarm@gmail.com blueclayberryfarm.com

Photo by Baker’s Polled Herefords

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Kirsten Jurcek N2437 Brattset Lane Jefferson, WI 53549 (920) 342-9504 kjurcek1@centurytel.net brattsetfamilyfarm.com

FARMS & PRODUCERS BRIGHTONWOODS ORCHARD

COUNTRY BLOSSOMS ORGANICS

Our orchard is located on a rustic road, 1/2 mile north of the Bong State Recreation Area, and features over 150 already-picked antique and commercial apple varieties. Our award-winning apple cider is available along with locally grown fall products. A two story tree house and walking trails are family favorites. Open daily September to Thanksgiving. AeppelTreow Winery & Distillery and Glas All Naturals Cheese products available on-site.

Our farm produces MOSA certified organic vegetables, herbs, and flowers. We are a family owned business operating on our 160+ year old family farm. We offer a CSA program to our direct sale customers and area businesses.

Bill and Judith Stone, Paula Puntenney 1072 288th Ave Burlington, WI 53105 (262) 878-3000 whstone41@me.com brightonwoodsorchard.com

BRYNTEG FARM

Caryl Watterson St John’s Way Oconomowoc, WI 53066 (262) 443-9510 caryl@bryntegfarm.com bryntegfarm.com BrynTeg (Beautiful Hill) Farm has been in the family since 1963. Our vegetables, herbs, and most fruits are grown free of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers.

Our apple orchard is minimally treated. Produce is available through spring, summer, fall and winter CSA subscriptions, individual ordering, and wholesale purchasing. See website and Facebook page for recipes, farm events, and general info.

B’S BOUQUETS

Our farm, located one mile north of Hwy 60, offers home-grown high quality fresh cut flowers and bouquets. On-farm sales from June until frost.

Wedding and special event orders are welcome.

COUNTY LINE SUGAR BUSH

Tom Ollhoff, Laurie Ollhoff 516 W Crocker Street Wausau, WI 54401 (715) 675-4709 countylinesugarbush@maplesyrupandmore.com maplesyrupandmore.com Maple sugaring has been in the Ollhoff family for four generations. Production takes place on land that has been in our family for over 100+ years. We strive to make the best-tasting and best-looking maple syrup. We customize orders for businesses and weddings, as requested. Syrup marketed throughout Southeastern Wisconsin. See website for details. Tours available.

COZY NOOK FARM

Tom, Joan & Charlie Oberhaus S11 W30780 Summit Ave Waukesha, WI 53188 (262) 968-2573 cozynook@wi.rr.com cozynookfarms.com Cozy Nook is a working dairy farm that offers educational tours by appointment. We also sell a variety of fall decorations and are open every day 9 am to 7:30 pm September 27 to October 31; hayrides are given hourly on weekends between 11 am and 4 pm. On November 29 we open to sell Christmas trees, wreaths, and garlands.

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Nancy Weibye 4025 Kettle Moraine Road Hartford, WI 53027 (262) 707-5976 bsbouquets@aol.com www.bsbouquets.org

Ben Priesgen W281 Rolling Dr Lomira, WI 53048 (920) 979-7458 countryblossomsorganics@gmail.com countryblossomsorganics.com

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CREAM CITY CARAMELS & CONFECTIONS Gregg Hutterer

Milwaukee, WI 53226 (414) 446-2240 creamcitycaramels@yahoo.com creamcitycaramels.com For more than thirty years we’ve been making caramels for friends and family. Now they are available to everyone! We use the finest ingredients, sourced locally whenever possible, to handcraft our sweet and salty caramels in a variety of flavors. You’ll enjoy their melt-in-your-mouth buttery goodness and smooth creamy texture. Check out our website for online sales and retail location availability.

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FARMS & PRODUCERS T O M AT O B A S I L B R U S C H E T TA Cut tomatoes into quarters and squeeze gently to remove the seeds and pulp. Use the seeds and pulp in soup. Chop tomatoes coarsely into ½” pieces. Roll basil leaves into a tight cigar and thinly slice. Mix all together with the oil and toss with hot pasta, spread on toasted baguette slices over a schmear of soft cheese, or use as a topping for pizza or a baked potato.

2-4 tomatoes depending on size, about 1 ½ c. when chopped 1 large clove of garlic, minced 1 T. fruity, highquality olive oil 4-5 leaves fresh basil Salt to taste

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FARMS & PRODUCERS DOMINION VALLEY FARM

Brandon and Tammera Dykema 8375 Midland Dr Allenton, WI 53002 (262) 629-9423 dominionvalleyfarm@juno.com dominionvalleyfarm.com

Bob Willard, Ed Ela 31219 Washington Ave Rochester, WI 53167 (262) 534-2545 elaorchard.com

We are a small family-run farm, raising all of our animals on pasture! We offer chickens, Broad Breasted White and heritage turkeys, heritage Tamworth and Large Black pigs, and grass-fed/ grass-finished Galloway beef. No hormones or antibiotics are used.

We have been growing apples since the 1920’s.

Presently, the third and fourth generation of our family cares for the orchard and raises over 30 varieties of apples and several varieties of pears.

The orchard also features honey from our hives and fresh cider pressed from our apples.

DROUGHTVILLE FARMS

ELEGANT FARMER

Lindsey Drought 22428 West 7 Mile Rd Franksville, WI 53126 (414) 640-0432 droughtvillefarms@yahoo.com droughtvillefarms.com

John Bauer 1545 Main St Mukwonago, WI 53149 (262) 363-6771 info@elegantfarmer.com elegantfarmer.com

Our small poultry operation raises broiler chickens, ducks, geese, Thanksgiving turkeys, Christmas heritage turkeys, and eggs. All poultry is cage-free and free of hormones and drugs. Holiday birds are sold fresh, never frozen. Other poultry can be picked up fresh as well. Eggs and broiler chickens sold year-round, call for availability. U-Pick sunflowers and tours available in fall.

The Elegant Farmer offers farm-fresh fruits and veggies, local meats and cheeses, delicious jams, jellies and sauces. Try our award-winning Apple Pie Baked in a Paper Bag and other baked goods.

Family-fun events offered year-round, including our pick-your-own Autumn Harvest Fest in Sept and Oct, and more. Tours offered.

EARTHCARE SURI ALPACAS LLC Darlene Geiser 146 N Honey Lake Road Burlington, WI 53105 (262) 534-4091 earthcare@wi.rr.com earthcaresuri.com

Alpacas are an easy-to-manage herd livestock.

Clean, quiet, intelligent, safe, disease-resistant and they use a community manure pile. Soft as cashmere, warmer, lighter than wool. Special activities can be planned with groups. Farm tours. Farm store with raw fiber, yarn, skeins, fiber, crochet items, all from our alpacas. Open year round.

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ELA ORCHARD

FINE FETTLE FARM

Amy Wallner and Heather Hall 8318 6 Mile Rd Caledonia, WI 53108 (414) 367-6681 finefettlefarmllc@gmail.com www.finefettlefarm.com We are a small, diversified vegetable operation growing the finest produce possible in Caledonia, WI. Currently selling to restaurants and farmers market with plans to open a roadside stand in 2019. While we are not currently pursuing organic certification, our farming practices follow those standards. Sustainability is always at the forefront of our decision-making process. We work hard to continually improve our soil so we can grow more nutritious and delicious food to serve our customers.

FARMS & PRODUCERS

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Full Harvest Farm, LLC grows USDA certified organic vegetables, herbs and melons. Our CSA members can choose between a 20-week Family Share, Couple Share or Every-Other-Week Couple Share.

We have pick-up sites at: our farm, Menomonee Falls, Brookfield, Wauwatosa, New Berlin, Oconomowoc, Delafield, Waukesha, Sussex, Racine and Kenosha.

We also offer a worker share option.

We bring back the “olde” way of farming, working with families to educate and enjoy farming at its best.

Our farm is host to tours, hands-on demonstrations, birthday parties, farm dinners, and special events.

We use natural methods for growing vegetables, without pesticides or enhancements. We offer fullydressed chickens, turkeys, pork, and beef products.

All animals are raised cage-free, hormone and drug free.

Terry Vlossak & Charles “Chuck” Frase 7112 County Rd. S Hartford, WI 53027 (262) 673-6760 fullharvestfarm@yahoo.com fullharvestfarm.com

Pamela and Mark Godsell S105W15585 Loomis Dr. Muskego, WI 53150 (414) 425-2937 godsellfarmwi@gmail.com godsellfarm.com

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FARMS & PRODUCERS GOLDEN BEAR FARM

Marie and Steve Deibele 15115 Lax Chapel Rd. Kiel, WI 53042 (920) 333-0005 goldenbearfarm@gmail.com goldenbearfarm.com Humanely and sustainably raised 100% grassfed beef, pastured Berkshire pork and pastured chicken. Pastures are organic, naturally fertilized and enhanced with minerals. All the animals are rotationally grazed on large fresh pastures. They are never fed corn, soy, GMO’s, processed foods or hormones. Meat is sold by the cut at local markets and restaurants or may be purchased by 1/4, 1/2 or whole animal, cut to order. Please call ahead to pick up meat or to tour our farm.

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GRIFFITHS GROUNDS

Larry Griffiths 7010 Bristol Road Bristol, WI 53104 (262) 857-2918 griffithsgrounds@gmail.com Griffiths Grounds provides seasonal homegrown produce and decorations since 2010. The farm stand is open September thru October, while supplies last, and offers: a variety of carving pumpkins in all sizes, specialty pumpkins, pie pumpkins, gourds, several varieties of squash, cornstalks, and decorating corn.

Contact us for special orders.

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FARMS & PRODUCERS GWENYN HILL FARM Linda Halley N130W294 Bryn Drive Waukesha, WI 53188 (262) 955-9681 farmer@gwenynhill.com gwenynhillfarm.com

Gwenyn Hill Farm is situated on a beautiful 400 acre property in the rolling hills of Delafield Township. We are offering a vegetable CSA, providing a wide variety of certified organic vegetables, herbs, and flowers to our members for 20 weeks.

HAFS ROAD ORCHARD

Richard and Debbie Polansky W632 Hafs Road Genoa City, WI 53128 (262) 279-3638 hafsroadorchard@gmail.com hafsroadorchard.com No frills apple orchard in quiet rural setting featuring Honeycrisp and 45 other apple varieties, fresh cider, Honeycrisp caramel apples, honey, apple sauce, apple butter, pumpkins, gourds and fall decor.

No U-Pick, but we encourage walking in the orchard. Leashed pets are welcome.

Open mid-August - Thanksgiving and winter weekends.

Photo of Pinehold Gardens by Craig John Photography

Family Owned Since 1946

CARVING & PIE PUMPKINS GOURDS ◊ SQUASH ◊ CORNSTALKS

N Hwy 50

Open Daily September through October While supplies last!

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FARMS & PRODUCERS HEMKEN HONEY COMPANY

HERITAGE FLOWER FARM

Since 1996 we have been a family owned, local honey producer. Products include raw honey, comb honey, beeswax and beeswax candles. Hives pollinate local farms and orchards. We promote the art of beekeeping through education and community presentations. Custom orders as requested. Call for honey year around.

Award-winning nursery, recognized by the State Historical Society, Milwaukee Magazine, and American Automobile Association. Our farm is a National Wildlife Federation Certified Wildlife Habitat. We grow heirloom plants - perennials, vines, ornamental grasses & annuals - many rare, all classic. Be inspired by our acres of beautiful flowering gardens. Botanical gardens, museums throughout North America, and gardeners like you grow our flowers. Tours available.

Andy & Cheryl Hemken W229 S7120 Guthrie School Rd Big Bend, WI 53103 (262) 662-2843 andy@hemkenhoney.com hemkenhoney.com

Betty Adelman 33725 Janesville Drive Mukwonago, WI 53149 (262) 662-0804 bettya@heritageflowerfarm.com heritageflowerfarm.com

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FARMS & PRODUCERS HOYER HOMESTEAD FARM & CSA Ron Stark 28527 Washington Ave Waterford, WI 53185 (262) 492-2989 hoyerhomestead@gmail.com hoyerhomestead.com

We grow produce using organic and hydroponic practices and offer cage-free eggs. We co-op with other farmers to provide a larger variety of fruit and vegetables to our members. Instead of receiving a set, pre-packed weekly box of produce, CSA members are able to select from produce available from that week’s harvest.

KROKOWSKI’S FARM LLC Brian Krokowski W330S7047 County Highway E Mukwonago, WI 53149 (414) 510-0714 kskrokowski@gmail.com

We sell herb and vegetable plants in the spring. In the summer we sell over 50 varieties of vegetables, herbs, and fresh cut sunflowers. Our self-serve stand is located on county highway E just one mile south of North Prairie (look for the red pole barn). We are open daily late April through Thanksgiving dawn to dusk. Please bring exact change.

JELLI’S MARKET

LARRYVILLE GARDENS LLC

Our family-owned farm offers fresh seasonal produce. In spring we harvest asparagus and sell flower and vegetable plants from our greenhouse.

In summer, we offer pick-your-own strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and a variety of vegetables.

In fall, we have apples, pumpkins and other fall items. We are open March-December. Visit us for unique gifts and our naturally raised Angus beef, pork and chicken. Tours offered.

We are a small, family, better than organic, yearround grower of vegetables, located 4 miles west of Burlington. Ten years, ago we took rock hard, worn out fields and soothed them back to life with organic fertility, cover cropping, constant mulches, intercropping, underplanting, low tillage, rotations and beneficial insect habitat. Tours offered.

KLEE’S OUT ON A LIMB ACRES

Bob and Colleen O’Neill N6696 Millard Rd Elkhorn, WI 53121 (262) 903-9599 bob@shamrocktool.com

Steve & Jody Knoebel N5648 S Farmington Road Helenville, WI 53137 (262) 593-5133 sknoebel@jellismarket.com jellismarket.com

We offer gooseberries, red, black, white and pink currants, elderberries, red raspberries, aronia, quince, pawpaws also heirloom and new varieties of apples and pears. Homemade jams, jellies and honey from our hives available all year. We are open Sat. & Sun. from 9-5. Please call for availability.

LITTLE MISS SWEET PEA’S

We are a first generation hobby farm, established for the past 16 years. Open early May with our spring garden vegetables and hanging baskets just in time for Mother’s Day. We connect our neighbors with fresh, high quality, daily picked produce, gourmet sweet corn, local honey, free range eggs, homemade goods, our famous “salty dog” pickles, homemade butter, jams, soaps and of course homemade butter toffee candies. Tours offered.

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Omer and Candy Klee 4704 W 7 Mile Road Caledonia, WI 53108 (262) 835-7728 applefarmer@kooala.biz kooala.biz

Michelle Cannon W1349 Highway 11 Burlington, WI 53105 (262) 206-2360 larryvillegardens@gmail.com larryvillegardens.com

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FARMS & PRODUCERS LOCAL FOOD ESSAY

Most of you who’ve picked up

• To be educated about what fruit, what vegetable is at its best in a yearly cycle. this publication may already be converts • Not least, in the event of economic or to the goodness and pleasure of the local environmental crisis, chances are the food movement. farmers around you will be capable of providing food. Supporting a food Full disclosure: my husband and his cousin system that serves the nearby consumer are third generation apple farmers in Racine is simply good planning. county. So, I’m speaking as an erstwhile farmhand as well as a farm market customer. All these reasons are important, but there’s You might have the habit of going to your another feature, an emotional component, neighborhood green market and maybe to take into account. you visit a farm on occasion for the specialty of that particular grower. But, just in case As a regular customer at my neighborhood you are new to the scene, here are some market, I have come to think of the reasons to take part in a local economy: vendors as My People. The olive oil • To support the people in your community. woman, the cheese guy, the bread baker, the goat soap friend, the gorgeous organic • To have access to quality food.

• To help your children understand where veggie personality—I love them all. Some food comes from so they, in turn, can vendors are more interesting, more pure, or quirkier than others, and so you find what support their farm community. suits you.

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LOCAL FOOD ESSAY Every Thursday afternoon, May to October, I have a soul-satisfying reunion, I find out what’s on tap, and often I get a recipe or a cooking tip, before bringing home a big bag of potential. I’m grateful for the deep knowledge My People have of soil science, insect life cycles, ripeness and readiness, to name but a few of their skills. In short, My People make me happy.

In your hands is the publication that shows you the paths to many of the miracles in our part of the state. Here’s to your farm

adventures in 2019!

Jane Hamilton is a novelist, teacher, and farm-hand who lives in Rochester, Wisconsin.

“The olive oil woman, the cheese guy, the bread baker, the goat soap friend, the gorgeous organic veggie personality— I love them all.”

Here’s how it feels from the grower’s side of the table. When we have invited

our customers to events on the farm, and when they visit the barn to buy our apples, many of them feel a kind of homecoming.

Left photo by Tosa Farmers’ Market Right photo by Pinehold Gardens

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Over something as simple as a transaction for five pounds of apples, the customers radiate appreciation for the place and our work. Maybe they’ve been showing up in autumn since they were children or maybe the place is new to them, but they are delighted to be in a setting that seems out of time. The natural world is before them, the fruit right out there on the trees.

Sometimes the sun is shining and other times it’s raining. Either way, it’s beautiful.

We, the growers, are their people. They, the customer, are our people. It works both ways! We’re together, interdependent, in the miracle of good food.

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FARMS & PRODUCERS MORNING STAR FAMILY FARM, LLC

PEARCE’S FARM STAND

Pasture-raised chicken and 100% grass-fed beef and lamb, plus pork and rabbit, chicken and duck eggs. Certified Naturally Grown and non-GMO; quarters/halves/wholes or by cut. Monthly Meat CSA available, plus handcrafted kombucha and elderberry syrup. U-pick Certified Naturally Grown berries by appointment. We sell from the farm yearround. Please call first. Tours available.

Pearce’s Farm Stand is located near Walworth, WI. We grow, harvest and deliver fresh, quality produce to our customers. Our specialty is our “Super Sweet” sweet corn, pumpkins and baked goods.

Our bakery makes fresh donuts, caramel apples, breads and cookies. Family events. See our website or Facebook for schedule of events.

NATURE’S NICHE FARM

PECK & BUSHEL FRUIT COMPANY

Nature’s Niche Farm is satisfying the need for local, wholesome and natural produce, meat, eggs, honey, goat milk soap and all natural skin care products. We are deeply committed to sustainable agriculture.

Our farm strives to be a good steward of our earth.

We practice sustainable farming techniques. We raise our animals humanely and provide the diet that they are intended to eat. We use NO antibiotics or growth hormones. We feed only non-GMO grains.

No pesticides or herbicides are used on produce or livestock. We consider the care of our animals and land both a blessing and a responsibility. Please call for availability.

We are Southeastern Wisconsin’s largest certified organic apple orchard! We have over 30,000 apple trees and 20 great tasting varieties. Harvest begins in late August and runs through October. The roadside barn is open Saturdays and Sundays from 10am-4pm. Check our website for variety andpick your own availability, orchard tours, and events.

Robin and Kathy Roxas 4504 State Road 83 Hartford, WI 53027 (262) 970-6561 info@morningstarfamilyfarm.net morningstarfamilyfarm.net

Laura Pulda 33347 Washington Avenue Burlington, WI 53105 (262) 492-1382 naturesniche@gmail.com

OLD CORBETT ROAD APIARY Tim and Lois Fulton 3308 4th Street Kenosha, WI 53144 (262) 553- 5510 timothyfulton@sbcglobal.net

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We are a small-scale honey producer specializing in local, seasonal raw honey, creamed honey, beeswax candles and propolis. Visit us at the Kenosha Summer HarborMarket on Saturdays in September or call and stop by our home for a honey sampling and see our restored prairie and honeybees.

Bob & Mary Ann Pearce W5740 North Walworth Road Walworth, WI 53184 (262) 275-3783 info@pearcefarms.com pearcefarms.com

Joe Fahey 5454 County Road Q Colgate, WI 53017 (414) 418-0336 joe@peckandbushel.com peckandbushel.com

PINEHOLD GARDENS

David Kozlowski, Sandra Raduenz 1807 E. Elm Rd. Oak Creek, WI 53154 (414) 762-1301 info@pineholdgardens.com pineholdgardens.com We have been farming for 25 years without chemical fertilizers or pesticides. Our mineral rich, biologically alive soils produce nutritious, great tasting produce. We grow 50 different vegetables for our CSA program and farm stands. We have a simple 18-week CSA. No need to pre-order. See website for farm stand hours and availability.

FARMS & PRODUCERS QUEDNOW’S HEIRLOOM APPLE ORCHARD Theresa, Jason, Gary W5098 County Road ES Elkhorn, WI 53121 (262) 501-9033 applepeachlady@yahoo.com quednowsappleorchard.com

Our orchard features unique heirloom apples, like the Pink Pearl, Pink Sparkle, Scarlet Surprise, Wolf River and more. We also have pears, peaches and cherries, dried apple chips, fresh apple cider and other scrumptious items. We use Integrated Pest Management practices to manage pests and do not use herbicides. We accept WIC and senior coupons at markets and our farm.

RIEMER FAMILY FARM

Jen and Bryce Riemer W2252 Riemer Rd Brodhead, WI 53520 (608) 556-4554 riemerfamilyfarm1927@gmail.com riemerfamilyfarm.com Riemer Family Farm raises 100% grass-fed beef and lamb, heritage pork, pastured chicken, turkey, and eggs. We never use GMO’s, antibiotics, hormones, steroids, MSG, or nitrates in our products. Our animals are rotationally grazed in order to build soil health and create lasting habitat for grassland birds and insects. Our products are available in our online and on-farm store as individual cuts, bundles, or meat CSA shares. We deliver to Madison, Waukesha, Wauwatosa, and Woodstock (IL) areas.

Tours Available.

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Dedicated to growing, harvesting and delivering fresh produce • Sweet Corn • Fresh Donuts • Kettle Corn • Specialty Breads & Cookies • Pumpkins & Fall Décor

FAMILY FUN! • TUBE ROLLERS • JUMPING BALES & MORE!

• Concession Stand • Hay Rides

Corn Maze

MID-JULY – OCTOBER 31 • 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM DAILY

Corner of F & Hwy. 67 midway between Williams Bay & Fontana

5740 North Walworth Road, Walworth, WI • 262-275-3783 W W W . P E A R C E F A R M S . C O M

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FARMS & PRODUCERS

Photo by The Farmstead RIM’S EDGE ORCHARD

Ray Burg W220N10540 Amy Belle Rd Germantown, WI 53022 (262) 509-0090 rimsedgeorchard@gmail.com rimsedgeorchard.com Local orchard with 20+ varieties of apples, local honey, local maple syrup, fresh pressed cider, caramel apples, and Apple Cider Donuts. We offer pick your own during the months of September and October (please call ahead for availability).

Zestar, Sansa, Honeycrisp, Strawberry, SnowSweet, EverCrisp, and more varieties.

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SCHRAUTH SWEET SENSATIONS Dennis & Katey Schrauth W4312 State Road 67 Campbellsport, WI 53010 (920) 296-1613 schrauthsweetsensations@hotmail.com schrauthsweetsensations.com

Our farm is family owned and operated, with an environmentally friendly focus. Our core products are gourmet garlic, raw honey, and pure maple syrup. We use sustainable farming practices to ensure a healthy crop of organics: plants in the spring and produce in the summer and fall. We also offer natural, chemical free alternatives, holistic methods, custom woodworking, unique gifts and artistic crafts. Follow our Facebook page to stay up to date on what’s happening at Schrauths! Tours offered.

FARMS & PRODUCERS SCHUETT FARMS

SIMON’S GARDENS

Our diversified family farm sells sweet corn and various other vegetables in mid-summer. MidSeptember through October we are open daily, selling pumpkins, gourds, cornstalk bundles and other fall decorations. We also have a corn maze, pick-your-own pumpkin patch, weekend hayrides, and weekday hayrides by appointment. In late November we sell pre-cut Christmas trees and wreaths. Throughout the year we offer homegrown beef.

Our 5th generation family farm is committed to producing the highest quality plants and produce with the least amount of chemicals. Our retail store is located at the site of our 1840’s homestead and open from mid-April to mid-November. On-farm sales of flower and vegetable plants from mid-April to mid-June.

Rob Schuett W299S6370 State Road 83 Mukwonago, WI 53149 (262) 968-4348 schuettfarms@yahoo.com schuettfarm.com

SERENITY SOAP WORKS & OAK HOLLOW ACRES Abigail & Mike Lippmann 2208 Springwood Lane Burlington, WI 53105 (262) 492-4010 abby@serenity-soapworks.com serenity-soapworks.com

Pasture raised and organically fed poultry meat and eggs including duck/goose. Raw honey. Natural goats milk soap and natural bath products. We raise the goats for the milk we use in our products. We grown our own herbs and have the raw honey and wax for our bath products.

SHERWOOD GAME FARM

Our family owned, 2nd generation farm produces unpasteurized eggs, chickens, ducks, geese, fresh (never frozen) turkey at the holiday time, Berkshire pork, Polled Hereford beef, pheasants, and quail.

We grow and make our own feed, free of chemicals, pesticides, steroids, and hormones. They are never kept in small cages not even in the winter; they do have shelter if they choose to use it.

STARRY NIGHTS FARM Paul Maggio 7500 352nd Avenue Burlington, WI 53105 (312) 286-1075 info@starrynightsfarm.com starrynightsfarm.com

Starry Nights Farm is a certified organic farm producing quality 100% grass fed beef, in a sustainable, humane way in order to deliver a delicious, healthy, and nutritious product to our local customers, while respecting nature and building relationships with our customers. Tours available.

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Paul & Dawn Sherwood 2713 3 Mile Rd Racine, WI 53404 (262) 989-6030 sherwood_gamefarm@earthlink.net sherwood-gamefarm.com

Chris, Nancy, Jordan Simon 7624 Caldwell Rd Mukwonago, WI 53149 (262) 662-2398 simonsgardens@twc.com simonsgardens.com

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FARMS & PRODUCERS STONE BANK FARM MARKET

TELDERER’S RAINBOWS END FARM

At Stone Bank Farm Market, we work with onsite and local suppliers in order to provide the highest quality organic and seasonal produce, dairy products, poultry, pork, and grass-fed/grass-finished beef. The market aims to not only serve as a destination for conservation-minded, health-conscious consumers, but also as an educational platform to promote the long-term value that sustainable farm practices can provide. It is our hope that visitors will find a closer connection to the foods they eat, be inspired to live a healthier lifestyle, and gain greater insight into the delicate relationship between farmland preservation, soil health, and nutrient-dense food.

Our truly pastured animals produce meat & eggs that are tastier and more nutritious. We supplement their diets with organic feed free of chemicals, medications and GMOs. Our Icelandic sheep produce a gourmet lamb without grain and their naturally colored fleeces are great for spinning/ felting. We have an on farm store that supports local artists and producer. Their products include jams, pickles, soaps, pottery, jewelry, and woodworking, to name a few. Tours available.

Kim Roncone N68 W33208 County Road K Oconomowoc, WI 53066 (262) 563-8010 info@stonebankfarmmarket.com stonebankmarket.com

STONECREST FARM, LLC Mike Dogs N8231 County Road P Theresa, WI 53091 (920) 212-0418 mdogs@uwalumni.com

We are a small family farm located south of the Village of Theresa. Our family has been farming at this site for 150+ years. Our Herefords are grass-fed, having access to pasture as well as hay. We have grass-fed ground beef, burgers, sausage, and beef sticks for sale at farmers’ markets and on-farm. We also offer sales by 1/4, 1/2, and whole.

TEENS GROW GREENS

Claire Muza 4215 N Green Bay Ave Milwaukee, WI 53209 teensgrowgreens@gmail.com teensgrowgreens.org Stop by Teens Grow Greens this spring and pick up vegetable seedlings for your garden. We’ll be offering heirloom tomatoes, peppers, greens, and other popular vegetables as well as some annual flowers and hanging baskets. Your support helps fund our internship program where teens develop life skills through hands-on experience.

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Jeanne & Steve Telderer N2559 Adams Rd. Neosho, WI 53059 (262) 224-5556 Telderers.RainbowsEndFarm@gmail.com telderersrainbowsendfarm.com

THE FARMSTEAD

Vijay & Beth Narayanan W199 Highway 50 Burlington, WI 53105 (262) 215-9425 info@mywiscofarmstead.com mywiscofarmstead.com We are farmers by God’s calling. Our small, familyoperated farm specializes in sustainably grown flowers, vegetables, and popcorn. Our mission is to grow delicious produce for market sales but also more importantly to grow for intentional giving. We are putting our hands in the dirt and our feet to our faith in Him to farm and feed His hungry people here at The Farmstead. We are open seasonally on the farm, at local farmers’ markets, and sell wholesale produce. Come and join our FARMily.

FARMS & PRODUCERS

Photo by Tosa Farmers’ Market THE WRIGHT WAY FARM, LLC

Our farm specializes in several varieties of gourmet, heirloom garlic, grown using organic and sustainable farming methods. Sales start in June with hardneck scapes; cured garlic is available August through November. Cured garlic can be used as seed to grow in your own garden or for culinary use. Sales primarily online. Call first for on-farm visits / sales.

We operate a 45 acre family-run, certified organic produce farm. We believe in growing healthy, delicious fruits and vegetables for people in our local region while paying fair wages. We offer a limited-space CSA program and are at several farmers market from our hometown of Beloit to Lake Michigan and down to Chicago. Tours available.

Glenn Borucki W383 N9009 Mill Street Oconomowoc, WI 53066 (414) 550-2341 glenn@thegarlicunderground.com thegarlicunderground.com

Denny and Susan Wright 9002 W Co Rd H Beloit, WI 53511 (608) 201-1000 thewrights@thewrightwayfarm.com thewrightwayfarm.com

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FARMS & PRODUCERS VILLAGE FARMSTEAD

Sam Odin, Sara Krohn, Ali Odin 4020 East Fitzsimmons Rd Oak Creek, WI 53154 (414) 559-8642 villagefarmstead@gmail.com villagefarmstead.com Village Farmstead is a one and half acre vegetable farm located on the bluffs of Lake Michigan just south of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We use organic and biodynamic practices rooted in environmental ethics and social integrity, without using pesticides, fungicides, or fertilizers made with synthetic ingredients. We embrace the seasons of Wisconsin by utilizing tools for season extension, and focusing on food preservation. Tours available.

WELLSPRING INC.

Caleb Trainor 4382 Hickory Rd West Bend, WI 53090 (262) 675-6755 caleb@wellspringinc.org wellspringinc.org Our mission is to inspire and teach people to grow, prepare, and eat healthy food. We aim to sustain and expand our local and organic food community network. We have over 30 seasons of experience growing organic and GMO-free produce. A pioneer in CSA, farm to school, and agritourism, we offer summer farm camps, field trips for all ages, workshops, internships, WWOOF and volunteer opportunities. We also have a bed and breakfast and conference space.

WI GRASS-FED BEEF COOPERATIVE Rod Ofte Cty Rd Y Viroqua, WI 54665 1-800-745-9093 info@wisconsingrassfed.coop wisconsingrassfed.coop

Our cooperative consists of nearly 180 sustainable Wisconsin family farms producing the ultimate clean, local, sustainable, 100% grass-fed beef available. Our beef is never confined, given growth hormones, or exposed to herbicides/pesticides.

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UNITED TO GROW FAMILY AGRICULTURE

Working with family farmers & rural communities on: Fair Prices • Food Systems • Conservation • Trade Rural School Funding • Health Care • Renewable Energy

Join today! www.wisconsinfarmersunion.com

WITTE’S VEGETABLE FARM LLC Susan Atkinson 10006 Bridge Rd. Cedarburg, WI 53012 (262) 377-1423 wittes.veg@gmail.com wittesvegfarm.com

Witte’s believes in clean, high quality products and fields. We are not organic but we use the IPM method to control unwanted pests with the least amount of unnatural interference. We strive for the widest variety of vegetables and fruits and are dedicated to the highest quality product with friendly, knowledgeable service.

WUNBERG PRODUCE BERRY FARM Kenneth Wundrow W9219 Lakeshore Rd Sharon, WI 53585 (715) 415-0585 kenny1drow@gmail.com wunbergproduce.com

We specialize in growing berries. Our biggest crops of the year are asparagus, June strawberries, and raspberries. We grow summer black and red raspberries and fall items include pumpkins and fall raspberries. Tours available.

FARMS & PRODUCERS

ZINNIKER FARM

Mark & Petra Zinniker N7399 Bowers Rd Elkhorn, WI 53121 (262) 642-5775 zinnikers@zinnikerfarm.com zinnikerfarm.com

Photo by Stories Framed Photography at Tosa Farmers’ Market

29 Seasons!

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We offer the highest quality meat from pastured beef and pork as well as raw honey, free range eggs and homemade milk-based soaps. We grow all our own feed on our certified organic farm, using organic and biodynamic growing methods and regenerative grazing. The farm has been operated organically since 1943. No pesticides, hormones, drugs, antibiotics or GMOs used.

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HOW TO USE BENEFITS Access Healthy Foods at the Farmers’ Market!

Quest/EBT Not all markets accept Quest/EBT, see market listings for more information.

Go to the market's information station.

INFORMATION

Use your Quest/EBT card to purchase tokens or paper vouchers.

Use tokens/vouchers to purchase eligible items from participating vendors.

WIC and Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program Availability of these programs varies by county. Contact your local WIC or ADRC office for more information.

Look for this sign to find participating vendors at the farmers’ market.

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Use your vouchers to purchase eligible items.

FARMERS’ MARKETS Tips for Shopping at a Farmers’ Market

1. Bring reusable shopping bags 2. Bring a small cooler for cold items 3. Verify if it’s pet-friendly before visiting 4. Check the “What’s in Season” chart on page 47 before you visit to plan meals 5. Talk to the vendors! Feel free to ask how, why and where they produce their products 6. Ask vendors for favorite recipes or preparation tips 7. Bring small bills, especially at the beginning when vendors might be low on change 8. Give yourself enough time to shop, most markets have a prompt closing time 9. Check online for the weekly lineup of vendors, entertainment, and featured products 10. Be adventurous! Trying new things is part of the fun!

MARKETS EACH DAY OF THE WEEK SUNDAY Enderis Park Farmers' Market Fondy Farmers Market - Regular Season Greenfield Farmers' Market Milaeger's Great Lakes Farmers Market Oconomowoc Winter Farmers' Market Riverwest Gardeners Market Shorewood Farmers' Market Sussex Farmers Market MONDAY Butler Farmers' Market Eagle Farmers' Market

WEDNESDAY Brown Deer Farmers' Market Dousman Farmers' Market Hartung Park Farmers' Market Kenosha Market - Columbus Park

THURSDAY Burlington Farmers Market Fondy Farmers Market - Regular Season Grafton Farmers Market Jackson Park Farmers Market Kenosha Market - Lincoln Park Lake Geneva Farmers Market Near West Side Farmers' Market South Milwaukee Downtown Market Jefferson Farmers' Market West Allis Farmers' Market FRIDAY Boxed and Burlap Farmers Market Cedarburg Makers & Growers Market East Troy Farmers Market Kenosha Market - Baker Park SATURDAY Brookfield Farmers' Market Cathedral Square Market

Delafield Farmers' Market Downtown West Bend Farmers' Market Fondy Farmers Market - Late Fall, Spring, Regular Fox Point Farmers' Market Garden District Farmers' Market Geneva Outdoor Market Germantown Farmers' Market Greendale Downtown Market Janesville Farmers' Market, Inc. Jefferson Farmers' Market Kenosha HarborMarket Kenosha Winter HarborMarket Kenosha Market - Columbus Park Milwaukee Winter Farmers Market Mukwonago Winter Farmers' Market New Berlin Farmers Market Oak Creek Farmers Market Oconomowoc Summer Farmers' Market Port Washington Farmers Market Racine Farmers Market South Shore Farmers' Market Tosa Farmers Market Waukesha Farmers' Market West Allis Farmers' Market Whitefish Bay Farmer's Market

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TUESDAY Fondy Farmers Market - Regular Season Kenosha Market - Pennoyer Park Union Grove Farmers Market West Allis Farmers' Market Whitewater City Market

Menomonee Falls Farmers' Market Mukwonago Farmers' Market Pewaukee Farmers Market Racine Farmers Market Westown Farmers' Market

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FARMERS’ MARKETS Boxed and Burlap

5/31/19-9/6/19, Friday 8:00 AM-1:00 PM Location: Boxed and Burlap

2935 WI-67, Delavan Contact: info@boxandburlap.com or (262) 3745497 boxedandburlap.com

Brookfield

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5/4/19-10/26/19, Saturday 7:30 AM-12:00 PM Location: 2000 N. Calhoun Road, Brookfield Contact: info@brookfieldfarmersmarket.com or (262) 784-7804 brookfieldfarmersmarket.com

Brown Deer

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5/2/19-10/31/19, Thursday 3:00 PM-7:00 PM Location: Corner of Washington & Pine Streets, next to the public library, Burlington Contact: burlingtonmarket@yahoo.com or (262) 210-6360 burlingtonwifarmersmarket.com

Butler

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6/14/19-10/11/19, Friday 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Location: Parking lot of the Cedarburg Cultural Center at the corner of Mill St. & Washington Ave. W62 N546 Washington Avenue, Cedarburg Contact: katbeads9@hotmail.com or (262) 224-7849

Delafield

5/15/19-10/26/19, Saturday 8:00 AM-1:00 PM Location: Main Street and Dopkins Street, one block west of Highway C in downtown Delafield, 417 Main St., Delafield Contact: info@delafieldfarmersmarket.com or (262) 409-5276

Dousman

5/1/19-10/16/19, Wednesday 2:00 PM-6:00 PM Location: Across from the Fire Dept in the Village Hall parking lot, 118 S. Main St, Dousman Contact: dousmanmarket@gmail.com or (262) 968-4566 dousmanchamber.org

Downtown West Bend

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5/18/19-10/26/19, Saturday 7:30 AM-11:00 AM Location: Main St 6th Ave & Mill St

215 Main Street, West Bend Contact: anna@downtownwestbend.com or (262) 338-3909 downtownwestbend.com

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5/6/19-10/28/19, Monday 12:00 PM-6:00 PM Location: 127th St. and Hampton Ave., Butler Contact: dussaultdon33@yahoo.com or (414) 541-0089

Eagle

6/24/19-9/9/19, Alt. Mondays 4:00 PM-6:00 PM Location: Eagle Municipal Building parking lot

820 E Main St, Eagle Contact: (262) 594-2800

Cathedral Square Market

East Troy

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6/15/19-10/12/19, Saturday 9:00 AM-12:30 PM Location: Cathedral Square Park

520 E. Wells St., Milwaukee Contact: events@easttown.com or (414) 271-1416

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6/5/19-10/30/19, Wednesday 9:00 AM-5:30 PM Location: 9078 N. Green Bay Road, Brown Deer Contact: bdmarketmanager@yahoo.com or (414) 371-3000

Burlington

Cedarburg

5/24/19-10/4/19, Friday 2:00 PM-6:00 PM Location: East Troy Village Square Park

2881 Main St., East Troy Contact: vanessa@easttroy.org or (262) 642-3770

FARMERS’ MARKETS FARMERS’ MARKETS Enderis Park

6/16/19-9/15/19, Sunday 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Location: Enderis Park (72nd and Chambers)

Enderis Playground, Milwaukee Contact: enderisparkfarmersmarket@gmail.com or (715) 441-9766 enderisparkfarmersmarket.com

Fox Point

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6/15/19-10/12/19, Saturday 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Location: Parking lot of the North Shore Congregational Church, 7330 N. Santa Monica Blvd., Milwaukee Contact: fpfm2003@wi.rr.com or (414) 352-0555

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Fondy - Spring

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Fondy - Late Fall

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FARMERS’ MARKETS Garden District

6/22/19-10/26/19, Saturday 1:00 PM-5:00 PM Location: Wilson Park Senior Center

2601 W. Howard Avenue, Milwaukee Contact: connie@milwaukeegdna.com or (414) 510-3485 gardendistrictfarmersmarket.com

6/1/19-10/5/19, Saturday 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Location: Southern corner of intersection of Hwys H and NN, N3252 County Road H, Lake Geneva Contact: genevaoutdoormarket@gmail.com or (262) 215-6139

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5/4/19-10/26/19, Saturday 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Location: Germantown Village Hall, N112 W17001 Mequon Road, Germantown Contact: mschroeder@village.germantown.wi.us or (262) 250-4710 village.germantown.wi.us

7/11/19-9/26/19, Thursday 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Location: Veteran’s Park

13th Ave, Grafton Contact: lisa@grafton-wi.org or (262) 377-1650 grafton-wi.org

Greendale

Geneva Outdoor Market

Germantown

Grafton

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6/22/19-10/5/19, Saturday 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Location: Broad Street (between Northway & Schoolway) in the Village Center, 5602 Broad St, Greendale Contact: park.rec@greendale.k12.wi.us or (414) 423-2790 gpr.greendale.k12.wi.us

Greenfield

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5/5/19-10/27/19, Sunday 10:00 AM-2:00 PM Location: 5151 W Layton Ave, Greenfield Contact: farmersmarket@greenfieldwi.us or (414) 329-5275 greenfieldwifarmersmarket.com

Every Sunday May 5 - October 27 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Konkel Park | 5151 W. Layton Ave. | Greenfield, WI Major Sponsor:

Makers Market hosted the first Sunday of every month featuring crafts, artisians, and handmade goods.

Live Music | Fresh Produce | Bakery | Meat | Dairy Specialty Items | Ready-To-Eat Foods Closed Memorial Day Weekend.

Follow us on Facebook: GreenfieldWIFarmersMarket

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FARMERS’ MARKETS Hartung Park

6/26/19-10/2/19, Wednesday 4:00 PM-7:00 PM Location: Hartung Park near intersection of Menomonee River Parkway and Keefe Contact: hartungparkfarmersmarket@gmail.com or (262) 825-4049 hartungpark.com

Jackson Park

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6/13/19-9/26/19, Thursday 3:00 PM-6:30 PM Location: 3500 W Forest Home Ave, Milwaukee Contact: jpfarmersmarket@yahoo.com or (414) 687-0938 jacksonpark.us/farmers-market

Janesville

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5/4/19-10/26/19, Saturday 8:00 AM-1:00 PM Location: Downtown Janesville on Main St. Between Milwaukee St. and Centerway St., 3100 N. Main St., Janesville Contact: manager@janesvillefarmersmarket.com or (608) 289-9292 janesvillefarmersmarket.com

Jefferson

WIC

6/6/19-10/31/19, Every Thursday 3:00 PM 7:00 PM I Second Saturday 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Location: Malicki’s Piggly Wiggly parking lot, 921 W. Racine Street, Jefferson Contact: jfmmanager2012@gmail.com or (920) 674-7720 jeffersonwis.com

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5/11/19-10/12/19, Saturday 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Location: 2nd Avenue at 56th St., Kenosha

Kenosha Winter HarborMarket

10/19/19-5/9/20, Saturday 10:00 AM-2:00 PM Location: 514 56th Street, Kenosha Contact: ray@kenoshacommonmarkets.com or (262) 914-1252

6/7/19-10/25/19, Friday 6:00 AM-12:00 PM Location: Baker Park, 66th St. and Sheridan Rd., Kenosha

Kenosha Market - Columbus Park

6/1/19-10/30/19, Saturday | Wednesday 6:00 AM - 12:00 PM Location: Columbus Park, 54th St. and 22nd Ave., Kenosha

Kenosha Market - Lincoln Park

6/6/19-10/31/19, Thursday 6:00 AM-12:00 PM Location: Lincoln Park, 18th Ave. and 10th St., Kenosha

Kenosha Market - Pennoyer Park

6/4/19-10/29/19, Tuesday 6:00 AM-12:00 PM Location: Pennoyer Park, 3601 7th Ave., Kenosha

Lake Geneva

5/2/19-10/31/19, Thursday 8:00 AM-1:00 PM Location: 330 Broad St, Lake Geneva Contact: market@horticulturalhall.com or (262) 248-4382 horticulturalhall.com

Menomonee Falls

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5/1/19-10/30/19, Wednesday 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Location: North Junior High Parking Lot, Menomonee Falls Contact: vcmenfalls@wi.rr.com or (262) 251-8797 menomoneefallsdowntown.com

Milaeger’s Great Lakes Farmers Market 1/6/19-12/29/19, Sunday 10:00 AM-2:00 PM Location: 4838 Douglas Avenue, Racine Contact: farmersmarket@milaegers.com or (262) 210-6360 milaegers.com

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FARMERS’ MARKETS Milwaukee Winter

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11/2/19-3/28/20, Saturday 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Location: Check website for updates on 2019/2020 location, dates, and times.

Contact: khassemer@fondymarket.org or (414) 562-2282 mcwfm.org

Mukwonago

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5/15/19-10/9/19, Wednesday 2:00 PM-6:00 PM Location: 933 N Rochester St, Mukwonago

Mukwonago Winter

11/9/19-4/25/20, 2nd and 4th Saturdays 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Location: Mukwonago Community Library, 511 Division Street, Mukwonago Contact: mukwonagofarmersmarket@gmail.com or (262) 363-7758 mukwonagochamber.org

Near West Side

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6/20/19-9/26/19, Thursday 3:30 PM-6:30 PM Location: Westside Market Place parking lot Northwest corner of Juneau Ave & 35th St., 1235 N. 35th St., Milwaukee Contact: market@nearwestsidepartners.org or (414) 933-0640 nearwestsidemke.org

New Berlin

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5/4/19-10/26/19, Saturday 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Location: 15055 W National Avenue, New Berlin Contact: nbfarmersmkt@gmail.com or (262) 786-5280 newberlinchamber.org/farmers-market

Oak Creek

6/1/19-10/19/19, Saturday 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Location: Drexel Town Square, 8040 S. 6th St., Oak Creek Contact: kcraig@oakcreekwi.org or (414) 766-7000 visitoakcreek.com

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Oconomowoc Summer

5/4/19-10/26/19, Saturday 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Location: First Bank Financial Centre Parking Lot 155 W. Wisconsin Ave., Oconomowoc

Oconomowoc Winter

11/3/19-3/29/20, Sunday 9:30 AM-1:00 PM Location: Oconomowoc High School, 641 E. Forest St, Oconomowoc Contact: joellen@oconomowoc.org or (262) 567-2666 oconomowoc.org

Pewaukee

6/12/19-9/25/19, Wednesday 3:30 PM-7:00 PM Location: Koepp Park, Pewaukee Contact: info@pewaukeechamber.org or (262) 691-8851

Port Washington Summer

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6/1/19-10/26/19, Saturday 8:00 AM-12:30 PM Location: Located on Main Street in the historic downtown Port, 125 E. Main St., Port Washington Contact: director@visitportwashington.com or (262) 268-1132 visitportwashington.com/main_street/

Racine

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5/11/19-10/26/19, Saturday 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Wednesday 11:00 AM-4:00 PM Location: State and Erie Streets, 3100 Washington Ave, Racine Contact: diane_hinze@yahoo.com or (262) 633-5796

SUNDAYS 9:30AM - 1:00PM West of OAKLAND Ave. in Shorewood Lake Bluff Elementary Playground 1600 East Lake Bluff Blvd

JUNE 16 to OCT 27 www.shorewoodfarmersmarket.com Sponsored by Shorewood Foundation In Partnership with the Village of Shorewood and Shorewood School District

FARMERS’ MARKETS Riverwest Gardeners Market

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6/2/19-10/27/19, Sunday 10:00 AM-3:00 PM Location: 815 E. Locust Street, Milwaukee Contact: ruthweill@gmail.com or (414) 350-2107 riverwestmarket.wordpress.com

Shorewood

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6/16/19-10/27/19, Sunday 9:30 AM-1:00 PM Location: 1600 East Lake Bluff Boulevard, Shorewood Contact: info@shorewoodfarmersmarket.com or shorewoodfarmersmarket.com

South Milwaukee

Union Grove

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6/18/19-10/15/19, Tuesday 2:00 PM-6:00 PM Location: On Highway 45 in downtown Union Grove. Village Square Park, Union Grove Contact: cryan@uges.k12.wi.us or (262) 617-9922 uniongrovechamber.org/farmers-market

Waukesha

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5/4/19-10/26/19, Saturday 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Location: Downtown Waukesha, North Side of Fox River, 125 W St Paul Ave, Waukesha waukeshafarmersmarket.com

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5/30/19-10/10/19, Thursday 3:00 PM-7:00 PM Location: 11th Ave. and Milwaukee Ave., Milwaukee Contact: candyman53172@gmail.com or (414) 499-1568

West Allis

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5/4/19-11/30/19, Saturday 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM I Tuesday and Tuesday 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM Location: 6501 W National Ave, West Allis Contact: cwhite@westalliswi.gov or (414) 302-8600

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6/15/19-10/12/19, Saturday 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Location: South Shore Park, 2900 South Shore Drive, Milwaukee Contact: chadvan2002@gmail.com or (262) 366-3840

Sussex

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6/1/19-10/12/19, Saturday 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Location: Hart’s Mill Parking Lot, 7720 Harwood Ave, Wauwatosa Contact: elliott@tosafarmersmarket.com or tosafarmersmarket.com

Whitefish Bay

7/6/19-10/26/19, Saturday 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Location: In Aurora parking lot, corner of Santa Monica and Silver Spring Dr. Across the street from Starbucks, 325 E. Silver Spring Dr., Whitefish Bay Contact: wfbbid@gmail.com or (414) 406-5660 merchantsofwhitefishbay.com

Whitewater City Market

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5/7/19-10/29/19, Tuesday 4:00 PM-7:00 PM Location: The Depot, 301 W. Whitewater St., Contact: whitewatercitymarket@gmail.com or (262) 473-2200 downtownwhitewater.com

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6/16/19-10/13/19, Sunday 9:30 AM-1:00 PM Location: Located in front of the Civic Center across the street from the Piggly Wiggly, N64 W23760 Main Street, Sussex Contact: sussexfarmersmarket@gmail.com or (414) 491-9985

6/5/19-10/30/19, Wednesday 10:00 AM-2:00 PM Location: Zeidler Union Square, 301 W. Michigan St., Milwaukee Contact: katelyn@westown.org or (414) 276-6696

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FARM TO FORK CUISINE

ENGINE COMPANY NO. 3 217 West National Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53205 (414) 226-5695 info@engineco3.com enginecompany3.com

THE RED OAK RESTAURANT 4410 200th Ave Bristol, WI 53104 (262) 857-8588 redoakrestaurant@gmail.com theredoakrestaurant.com

LA MERENDA 125 East National Ave Milwaukee, WI 53204 (414) 389-0125 info@lamerenda125.com lamerenda125.com

At The Red Oak Restaurant you can enjoy carefully prepared locally fresh and seasonal cuisine served in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Firmly rooted in southeastern Wisconsin, The Red Oak celebrates the richness of the area by crafting dishes and cocktails from locally sourced produce and artisanal cheeses, beers and spirits.

La Merenda & Engine Company No 3 carry the philosophy of preserving the family farm way of life.

Both menus are created with flavors encompassing the local produce to give our guest the freshest most delicious dishes you can imagine. Engine Company No 3 serves breakfast and lunch while La Merenda serves lunch and dinner. In addition to using local farmers to make up our menu we also serve our own all-natural soda made by our sister company ArtiSans as well as our house-made sausage and bacon.

Check out the new La Merenda Marketplace to purchase all of your favorite locally sourced meats, house made sausages, organic eggs, local cheeses, and more!

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THE TROUT HOUSE AT RUSHING WATERS N301 Co Rd H Palmyra, WI 53156 (262) 495-2089 rushingwaters.net The Trout House at Rushing Waters offers a truly unique setting for your family. From The Hook and Cook to casual fish boils, a classic Wisconsin Fish Fry to multi-course gourmet dinners. Catch your own trout or peruse the many offerings at the retail farm store. All conveniently located directly on Wisconsin’s largest rainbow trout farm, open year round!

FARM TO FORK CUISINE

LISTEES PLEDGE THAT THEY:

From Wisconsin’s Outdoors to Your Plate Savor the bounty of Wisconsin’s waters, woods, and fields.

hhhh Fishing for Dinner

Interested in sustainable, local foods?

Learn how to reel in dinner.

What’s more local than the fish you catch from familiar waters or wild game you harvest from hunting areas that aren’t too far from home? We are also looking for mentors to share their fishing and hunting skills. Contact us if you’d like to help: Theresa.Stabo@wisconsin.gov, 608-577-6332, or Emily.Iehl@wisconsin.gov, 608-445-8168.

Search for Fishing for Dinner and Hunt for Food at dnr.wi.gov to learn more.

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Attend classes that will help you learn to take an active role in putting meat on the table.

• Support Wisconsin farmers and local food businesses and promotes a more sustainable, regional food system • Control purchasing decisions for goods, products, or services from vendors of their choosing • Make independent decisions regarding the name and look and operations of the business, including marketing, advertising, logo design, branding decisions and business procedures, practices, and policies • Operate in a way that protects and sustains the region’s natural (e.g. land and water) resources • Provide safe and fair working conditions for employees • Are committed to purchasing food locally and sustainably • Will work to increase, expand, and promote local food purchases

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BUSINESSES & ORGANIZATIONS B

AEPPELTREOW WINERY & DISTILLERY

GREAT LAKES DISTILLERY, LLC

Makers of elegant ‘hard’ ciders. Sparkling a specialty. Also draft, table and dessert. Dry to semi-sweet. Small batch whiskey and fruit brandies, too.

Great Lakes Distillery is a small-batch distillery located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We hand craft award-winning distilled spirits in limited quantities using old world methods and traditions which we believe result in a superior product.

1072 288th Ave Burlington, WI 53105 (262) 878-5345 cider@appletrue.com appletrue.com

CLOCK SHADOW CREAMERY

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616 W. Virginia Street Milwaukee, WI 53204 (414) 431-8683 todd@greatlakesdistillery.com greatlakesdistillery.com

138 West Bruce St Milwaukee, WI 53204 (414) 273-9711 info@clockshadowcreamery.com clockshadowcreamery.com

GRIFFITHS TRUCK SERVICE, INC.

Clock Shadow Creamery weds 130 years of cheese-making tradition to a youthful, dairy incubator. The first cheese factory in Milwaukee, we satisfy local and ethnic tastes in a model “green” facility. Bob Wills, the Cedar Grove Cheese scion, and Patty Ehlers Peterson welcome you to tour, taste and/or shop.

Trucking service for landscaping, construction, & disposal industries. Materials & services available include: mulch, compost, screened topsoil, decorative stone, sand, & gravel. Onsite loading, hauling and disposal of yard-waste debris and materials. Equipment capabilities for commercial and residential jobs including walking floor trailers capable of hauling C&D, aluminum dumps, & steel tubs.

Photo by Teens Grow Greens

7010 Bristol Road Bristol, WI 53104 (262) 857-2918 griffithstruckservice@gmail.com

S BUSINESSES & ORGANIZATIONS LISTEES PLEDGE THAT THEY: • Are locally and cooperatively or family-owned or is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote a sustainable regional food system • Operate in a way that protects and sustains the region’s land and water resources • Provide safe and fair working conditions for employees • Sell or advocates for products grown on Wisconsin farms, or sells products made by their business using raw materials grown on Wisconsin farms, or uses fair trade, sustainable, and/or organic ingredients

MILAEGER’S

4838 Douglas Avenue Racine, WI 53402 (262) 639-2040 info@milaegers.com milaegers.com For the past 59 years, the Milaeger family has dedicated its efforts to grow the best quality bedding plants, vegetables, herbs, hanging baskets, specialty and holiday plants, and more!

Recently, we have expanded our offerings to salad mixes, microgreens, heirloom tomatoes, and herbs for farmers markets, restaurants, and local grocery stores.

Trailers and equipment capabilities for both commercial and residential jobs. Wide range of equipment including: • High Volume Walking Floor Trailers – capable of hauling C&D • Lightweight Aluminum Dumps • Heavy Duty Steel Tubs

(262) 857-2918

GriffithsTruckService@gmail.com

farmfreshatlas.org

Woman-Owned, Family-run business specializing in trucking service for landscaping, construction, & disposal industries.

Griffithstruckservice.business.site

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BUSINESSES & ORGANIZATIONS OUTPOST NATURAL FOODS

Cooperatively-owned since 1970, our full-size stores feature all-natural groceries, bulk foods, produce, meat & seafood, personal care items, gifts, in-store cafes and the largest, year round selection of local products you can find in a grocery store. Everyone is welcome - anyone can shop and anyone can join! outpost.coop

BAYVIEW

2826 Kinnickinnic Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53207 (414) 755-3202

MARKET CAFE AT AURORA SINAI 945 N 12th Street Milwaukee, WI 53233 (414) 220-9166

MEQUON

7590 W. Mequon Road Mequon, WI 53092 (262) 242-0426

RIVERWEST/GLENDALE 100 E. Capitol Drive Milwaukee, WI 53212 (414) 961-2597

WAUWATOSA

7000 West State Street Wauwatosa, WI 53213 (414) 778-2012

SUNRISE SHOWERS SOAP CO., LLC PO Box 78 Muskego, WI 53150 (262) 646-5099 soapie@prodigy.net sunriseshowers.com

Established in 1999, Sunrise Showers Soap Co. makes over 60 varieties of all-natural, GunkFree moisturizing soaps using a variety of skinnourishing recipes. Whipped Shea Butter, ThatAmazing-Stuff, Lotion Bars, and Twist-Up Lotion Sticks will repair dry or cracked skin quickly. Visit our website for our events and to order.

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WILD ROOT MARKET CO-OP 500 Walton Ave Racine, WI 53402 info@wildrootmarket.com wildrootmarket.coop

Coming soon! Updates at wildrootmarket.coop.

WISCONSIN FARMERS UNION 117 W. Spring St. Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 (715) 723-5561 info@wisconsinfarmersunion.com wisconsinfarmersunion.com

Wisconsin Farmers Union is a member-driven organization committed to enhancing the quality of life for family farmers, rural communities, and all people through educational opportunities, cooperative endeavors, and civic engagement.

Educational efforts focus on renewable energy, land conservation, sustainable farming, fair trade and local foods. Since 1930, WFU has championed cooperatives and other communitybased businesses. WFU Kamp Kenwood summer camps on Lake Wissota deliver a unique blend of cooperative philosophy, leadership development, and social justice education to rural and urban kids, while building awareness of the value of family farms and strong communities. Together, we are United to Grow Family Agriculture.

WISCONSIN LOCAL FOOD NETWORK 117 W. Spring St Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 (608) 520-6222 wilocalfoodnet@gmail.com wilocalfood.com

The WLFN is a collection of individuals and organizations that share a common vision for WI: a state that empowers communities and businesses to build healthy, local food systems that support sustainable farms of all sizes, a strong infrastructure for those farms and supporting food business to thrive, and equitable access to healthy locally grown food for all Wisconsin residents. If you support this vision and are working toward such a Wisconsin, then you are a part of the WLFN. Attend our annual summit, invite us to facilitate a regional stakeholder meeting, and join our statewide listserv today!

WHAT’S IN SEASON

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Seasonal Availability of Wisconsin Fruits and Vegetables Chart courtesy of Deb Deacon The bars represent average dates of harvest and availability which can vary with such factors as weather conditions, farm location and varieties grown.

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Arugula Asparagus Beans Beets Bok Choy Broccoli Brussels Sprouts Cabbage Carrots Caulifower Chard Corn Cucumbers Eggplant Garlic Kale, Collards Kohlrabi Leaf Lettuce Leeks Okra Onions Parsnips Peas, sweet Peppers, Bell Peppers, Hot Potatoes Radishes Rutabagas Salad Mix Scallions Spinach Summer Squash Winter Squash Tomatillos Tomatoes Turnips FRUIT

Year round Wisconsin foods include meats, poultry, cheese, eggs, milk, dry beans, mushrooms, popcorn, hickory nuts, maple syrup, honey and sorghum.

harvest season

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available from storage

farmfreshatlas.org

Apples Blueberries Cherries, sweet Cherries, tart Cranberries Grapes Melons Pears Raspberries Rhubarb Strawberries

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good food fast • naturally fresh • delicious made-from-scratch • organic ingredients

4 stores and a café in greater Milwaukee to serve you.

Visit www.outpost.coop for locations and store hours.