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FarmsVeenstra's VegetablesGarrick Veenstra6130 New City Rd., Rochester, IL 62663(217) 827-3931garrickveenstra@yahoo.comProviding fresh, nutrient-rich produce to central Illinoisfamilies. Specializing in a large variety of vegetables, herbsand melons. On-farm egg sales available. We continue thetraditional practices of nurturing the soil through natural,biological methods. Available via: On farm (Apr-Nov), CSA,Farmers’ Markets, Sales to retail/restaurantWachter FarmsSusan Wachter1880 1700th Ave., Lincoln, IL 62656(217) 871-0666susan@wachterfarms.comwww.wachterfarms.comWe are a produce and grain farm located northeast of Lincoln.We sell plants, produce, dog biscuits, and rag rugs. We growand produce everything we sell on our own land. Available via:Farm Stand (call first), Lincoln Farmers’ Market, IllinoisProducts Farmers' Market.Wettstein Organic FarmEmily or Dennis Wettstein2100 US Highway 150, Carlock, IL 61725(309) 376-7291We are a 4th generation family farm that has been certifiedorganic since 1992. We produce grain and hay on 300 acresto feed beef, pork, lamb and poultry. We also sell eggs.Available via: Farm Stand (Mon-Sat), Farmers’ Markets.Windy Knoll ProduceDerek Stoeller29835 N. 3360 East Rd., Chenoa, IL 61726(815) 848-7222bkstoller@maxwire.netWitzig Family FarmElaine Witzig28501 N. 2025 East Rd., Gridley, IL 61744(309) 747-3330www.witzigorganicfarms.comWe sell grass-fed beef, grazed on organic forages, andantibiotic-free pork processed with organic curing and organicseasonings. No preserviatives or MSG. Our bratwurst &sausages are sugar-free. Our hogs are humanely raised, andfed a non-GMO corn, all vegetarian diet. No hormones.Available via: Farm Stand (Please call ahead - No Sundaysales).Yordy Turkey FarmBrent Yordy2000 S. Main, Morton, IL 61550(309) 263-2891byordy@speednet.comwww.yordyturkey.com100% natural, no preservatives, no growth promoters, raisedon our own farm from one day old to market. Processed in ourown USDA inspected plant. All turkey products. Available via:Farm store (Jan-Oct by appointment, Nov-Dec 8AM-5PM), Callahead to order.Zoey's Herb FarmJerry and Toni Duhon126 Arrowhead Trl., Litchfield, IL 62056(217) 324-6607gjd1@wamusa.comAt Zoey's Herb Farm, we grow chemical-free heirloomtomatoes, herbs, several varieties of French filet green beans,cucumbers and squash. We also grow heirloom peppers andbaby corn for market and restaurants. Our goal is to providefresh, chemical-free produce for local consumers. Availablevia: Old Capitol Farmers’ Market, Market on the Square(Carlinville), Food Fantasies, Lisa's Bakery (Riverton),Strawberry Fields, Maldaner's.I started Windy Knoll in 2008 when I was 10 years old. I am amember of the Stewards of the Land in Fairbury, IL. I grow avariety of vegetables and fruits to sell to restaurants, grocerystores, and at farmer markets.Farmers’ MarketsDowns Village MarketCarol HiebertPO Box 154, Downs, IL 61736(309) 378-4223marketmaster610@gmail.comWe are a local farmers' market, established in the Village ofDowns in 2003. Our 20 vendors offer local and select regionalproduce, plants and flowers, baked goods, crafts andhomemade items. Join us in 2012 as we celebrate our 10-year anniversary. Just off I-74 at the southwest edge of Downsby the railroad tracks on Wednesdays, June through Sep, 4PM-6PM.Downtown Bloomington Farmers MarketMarisa Brooks106 W. Monroe, Bloomington, IL 61701(309) 829-9599marketing@downtownbloomington.orgwww.downtownbloomington.orgThis producer-only market offers a diverse selection of local,sustainably produced farm products – meats, cheeses,vegetables, eggs, herbs, grains, plants, as well as bakedgoods, prepared foods, fine arts and educationalopportunities. Live music, cafes, restaurants, shops andgalleries enhance the market experience. LINK cardsaccepted. Downtown Bloomington Square on Main, Centerand Jefferson Streets on Saturdays, May 12 through Oct 27,7:30AM-12PM. Thanksgiving Market at U. S. CellularColiseum, Sat, Nov 17, 10AM-1PM.
Farmers’ MarketsPeoria Heights Farm MarketHeritage Square4450 N. Prospect Rd., Peoria Heights, IL 61616heightsfarmersmarket@gmail.comheightsfarmmarket.blogspot.comOutdoor farmers’ market offering farm fresh produce, bakedgoods, specialty food items and art - handmade and locallyproduced in Illinois. Enjoy a summer evening shopping for thefreshest local foods including fruits, herbs, vegetables, meat,poultry and eggs! Plus, don't miss the fresh bread and bakeryitems, homemade pasta, fresh flowers, handmade crafts andmore! Every Wednesday, June 13 through Sep 19, 3:30PM to6:30PM. Rain or Shine -- except during SEVERE weather.Illinois Products Farmers MarketKristi JonesPO Box 19427, Springfield, IL 62794(217) 785-4873kristi.jones@illinois.govwww.illinoisproductmarket.comThe Illinois Products Farmers' Market is a night marketsponsored by the Illinois Department of Agriculture andSpringfield Clinic. Products must be produced or processed inIllinois. Products range from organic and non-organic produce,pasta, baked goods, jams and jellies, meat and poultry, eggsand Illinois wine. Link cards and WIC/Farmers' MarketNutrition Program coupons are accepted at the market. LINKtransactions are doubled up to $10 each market!Commodities Pavilion Illinois State Fairgrounds, Thursdays,May 10 throughOct 18, 4PM-7PM.Naturally Yours Grocery Farmer's MarketMichelle Stipp1503 E. College Ave., Normal, IL 61761(309) 452-3456buyingorganicgrocery@yahoo.comwww.facebook.com/#!/NaturallyYoursFarmersMarketWe will have a selection of vendors from local meat andproduce farmers to chiropractors. The chiropractors will beoffering information on health and wellness. Saturdays, Mayto Sep, 7:30AM-12PM.Old Capitol Farmers MarketAnn Frescura3 West Old State Capitol Plaza, Ste. 15, Springfield, IL 62702(217) 544-1723ann@downtownspringfield.orgwww.downtownspringfield.orgMarket is held Wednesdays and Saturdays, 8AM-12:30PM, onAdams St. between 5th and 2nd Streets. Features 50-plusvendors, plus local artisans and free entertainment. May 16through Oct 27. On Adams St. between 5th St. and 2nd St.,Wednesdays and Saturdays, 8AM-12:30PM, May 16 throughOct 27.Saturday Produce MarketMaire FoxxOne College Park-Richland Community College, Decatur, IL62521(217) 875-7211 ext 442mfoxx@richland.eduThe Saturday Produce Market is student run and is an integralpart of the Richland student Farms. The Market provides areawideconsumers with fresh, locally grown foods whilesupporting rural and urban independent farmers. Thestudents obtain practical experience in all aspects ofoperating a community-based small farm business from seedto market. Saturdays, June 16 through October 6, 8AM-12PM.Uptown Normal Trailside MarketJoe Tulley108 E. Beaufort, Normal, IL 61761(309) 454-9556bstrack@normal.orgwww.normal.orgThe Uptown Normal Trailside Market is open 3:30PM-6PMevery Tuesday from June 7 through September 13. A widevariety of local and out of state fruits, vegetables, flowers andbaked goods are available. Visit the market and take a strollthrough the beautiful new Uptown Normal Business District.On E. Beaufort between Linden and Circle.Urbana's Market at the SquareLisa Bralts400 South Vine St., Urbana, IL 61801(217) 384-2319ljbralts@city.urbana.il.uswww.city.urbana.il.us/marketUrbana's Market at the Square is a producer-only marketoffering locally-grown fresh produce, plants and flowers,prepared foods, baked goods, art and crafts, performance,and much more. It is located at the corner of Illinois and VineStreets in downtown Urbana. On Saturdays, May 5 throughNov 3, 7AM-12PM.Winter/Holiday MarketsHoliday Farmers’ MarketsArtisan BuildingIllinois State Fair Grounds, Springfield, ILSaturday, November 17 and Saturday, December 159AM-1PMShop for holiday meals and fine local produce, turkeys, meats,wine, cheese gifts and more!McLean County Museum of HistoryDowntown Bloomington, ILEvery third Saturday, December through April10AM-12PMThanksgiving Farmers MarketUS Cellular ColiseumDowntown Bloomington, ILSaturday, November 1710AM-1PM
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