Providing farm fresh organic produce, flowers, and fruit through CSA and local markets since 1993. An Eco-Agriculture revolution for the masses...


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Farm House

We are small-scale diversified farmers, producing organic (though uncertified) vegetables, herbs, cut flowers, and fruit in northwestern Sauk County, in Wisconsin's Driftless Region. Our farm consists of 59 acres of rolling, partially wooded land overlooking the valley of Big Creek and Lake Redstone outside of La Valle. Twenty – five acres were restored to native prairie in 2004; the remainder is graced by large areas of wild gooseberries, blackberries and naturalized apple trees, all of which we harvest at the appropriate season for our CSA members. 

Farm Blog

Next up - Aquaponics? - Going with the Flow at the Farm

photo of august 1 CSA shareMaybe we should have gone in for Tilapia. Read more about our farm's state of saturation, ways to catch, store, and conserve water and soil moisture, what's in your August CSA shares, tips for freezing and drying fruits and veggies and more in our August newsletter...

We're In the News

Rob McClure and Erin Schneider Couple Makes Their Own Condiments - Read about our farm products and recipes for making your own condiments. Chris Martell, WI State Journal Features Writing Interview on February 19, 2010.

Agroforestry and Sustainable Fruit Production Field Day a Success, More opportunities to connect and learn through design...

Rob orchard tour

Thank you to all who participated in our field day and exploring ways to transition land to an agroforestry system - adding diversity, markets, and income  to your farm. We look forward to co-creating future opportunities and share resources and lessons we are learning from the field as we attempt to grow uncommon yet marketable fruits such as aronia, quince, currant, saskatoon and others. In addition to expanding unique varieties of Midwest – grown fruits, these species exhibit much potential for organic production, are high yielding, environmentally friendly, and are an exceptionally nutritional food source. 

What's New?

  •  Flower bouquets for Reedsburg Local Food Dinner Garden Design Soiree - Join us for a day of learning through design as we learn ways to transform our yards into ecological garden spaces. For details, registration visit our events page.