4.8 from 623 reviews across 12 farms
Organised lists 17 farms in Indiana, including 17 farm shops, 11 butchers and 9 raw milk farms. 16 deliver to your door.
Grass Corp.Butcher in Leopold4.9 (127 reviews)Grass Corp. is the Steckler family's pasture based farm at Leopold in southern Indiana, where the animals are raised outdoors on grass with rotational grazing. The farm sells alongside a few partner producers, including Steckler Grassfed Farms, Garth Steckler and Seven Sons Farm.
The range takes in 100% grass fed raw dairy, 100% grass finished beef and lamb, pasture raised pork, mobile pasture raised chicken and turkey, pasture raised eggs, bones and broth, organ meats, pet food and homemade soap. Everything is ordered through the online store and delivered to a network of local pickup locations rather than sold at the farm.WonderTree FarmFarm shop in Zionsville4.9 (105 reviews)WonderTree Farm is a family farm at Zionsville, Indiana, raising cattle, chickens and hogs on pasture using regenerative methods that put soil health first. The animals are reared in natural conditions, working with nature rather than against it, and everything ends up in the farm's own on site market.
The farm market sells clean, locally raised pastured beef, pork and chicken alongside farm fresh eggs, dairy and local honey. It opens to the public three days a week, on Tuesday and Friday mornings and Thursday afternoons, and the farm also welcomes visitors for events like Farm Days.Smoking Goose MeateryFarm shop in Indianapolis4.8 (112 reviews)Smoking Goose Meatery is a small batch curing house in downtown Indianapolis, making over 40 varieties of slow cured and smoked meats, salumi and sausages. The meat is seam butchered by hand, smoked over whole wood and cured with no added nitrates, and the recipes begin with animals raised on independent family farms.
You can order online for delivery or visit the smokehouse on Dorman Street, which offers walk in shopping, a dine in menu, tours and events. The counter also carries cheeses, pickles, condiments and pet treats, and the shop is open Monday to Saturday.
Circle Q Acres Farm MarketHoney farm in Wolcottville4.5 (95 reviews)Circle Q Acres Farm Market is a family run market in Wolcottville, Indiana selling locally sourced goods with an emphasis on quality and freshness. The market backs local producers and enjoys helping customers put a face to the food they buy.
Raw honey and other local products are sold in store, with roadside collection also on offer. There are no fixed opening hours, so phone or email ahead to check when someone will be about.
Little Way Farm and HomesteadFarm shop in Vevay5 (53 reviews)Little Way Farm and Homestead, now trading as Cottage Pastures, is a first generation family farm on the Ohio River at Vevay, Indiana. It raises pasture raised chicken and Berkshire pork on a soy free, corn free regime, with grass finished beef, soy free eggs, heirloom garlic, lavender and herbal teas alongside.
Orders go through the online farm store and ship frozen, with free pickup at the farm in Vevay for anyone local. The range takes in whole birds and cuts of chicken and pork, eggs, garlic for the kitchen and for planting, beeswax candles, soaps and salves, and the farm also hosts visits and farm education.
Hidden Hollow Honey CoHoney farm in Waynetown4.9 (25 reviews)Hidden Hollow Honey Co produces raw local honey in Waynetown, Indiana, harvested from their own hives and only minimally filtered so it keeps the character of the region's flowers. Alongside jars of clear honey in sizes from 8 ounces to 3 pounds there is creamed honey, honey straws and a hot honey made in house with local honey and fresh ghost peppers.
The company is also a full beekeeping supplier, selling hiveware, protective clothing, extraction equipment, live bees and queen rearing gear, and running a course called The Beekeeper's Year. Everything can be ordered through the online shop, and the business keeps weekday hours for callers.
Vanat Family FarmButcher in Valparaiso5 (11 reviews)Vanat Family Farm is a family owned farm in Valparaiso, Indiana selling raw milk from its Jersey cows with all the cream left in. The family also raises grass fed beef cattle, pasture raised Cornish Cross chickens and rotationally grazed Idaho Pasture Pigs, moving the chicken tractors daily so the birds always have fresh forage.
Raw milk, beef, chicken, pork and fresh eggs are all sold directly from the farm. It is open six days a week and closed on Sundays.
Woodview AcresButcher in Nappanee5 (6 reviews)Woodview Acres is an Amish family farm in Nappanee, Indiana, run by Delbert and Lorene Troyer and their sons. It is a dairy farm at heart, with grass fed Jersey and Jersey-Montbeliard cows grazing the pastures through summer and eating hay over winter, while pastured pigs and free range hens forage outdoors with non GMO feed.
Raw milk is sold through a herdshare agreement, along with cream, yoghurt, kefir, pastured eggs and grass fed pork and beef. Orders go through the farm's online store, and the farm itself is open Monday to Saturday for collection.
Cottonwood Ridge FarmsFarm shop in Boonville5 (3 reviews)Cottonwood Ridge Farms is a small family homestead at Boonville in Indiana, raising livestock that enjoy the sun and soil as nature intended, with clean, local and humanely raised food as the aim. The family are best known for their poultry, selling hatching eggs from a long list of Brahma and Orpington varieties, from Lavender Mottled to Chocolate Cuckoo.
A mobile petting zoo travels out to local events, and the farm also welcomes visitors for on-farm experiences with its much loved animals. There is a herdshare scheme, farm products for the table, and hatching eggs and gift cards sold through the website, with visits arranged by phone or email.
Healthy HomesteadRaw milk farm in KokomoHealthy Homestead is a multi generational family farm near Kokomo in Howard County, Indiana, raising grass fed beef and lamb alongside pastured hens and a productive garden. The cattle are rotationally grazed and calves stay with their mothers, the sheep graze year round, and the hens eat a soy free diet that shows in their deep orange yolks. Hormones and antibiotics are avoided in favour of natural, holistic care.
Beef, lamb, soy free eggs and seasonal produce, along with fruit from the trees and berry bushes, are sold directly to the local community through the farm's own store.
Baker's Fashion CreameryRaw milk farmBaker's Fashion Creamery is a small dairy in Huntington, Indiana, with its roots in family farming and a focus on farm fresh ice cream and other dairy treats made in small batches. The milk comes from the farm's own pasture raised cows, kept without artificial hormones, and the treats are made with natural ingredients and minimal processing.
Products are sold through the creamery's online farm store, and the family also turns up at market stands and welcomes farm visits. Open daily from 9am to 7pm.
Farmers Gold Inc.Honey farm in CiceroFarmers Gold Inc. is the holistic Central Indiana farm of Amy Jo and Jay Farmer in Cicero, Indiana. Plants, honeybees and farm animals are grown organically, free from chemical or otherwise adulterated inputs, and the fields are ringed with conservation grasses and native flowers that look after the soil, the water and the pollinators.
The farm sells raw goat milk pet treats, dairy goat herdshares, produce, hay, livestock and honeybee products, all raised and sold from the farm itself. It is open daily but it is a working farm, so call or text ahead before visiting, or use the contact form on the website to ask about a purchase.
Fry Farms Co-opFarm shopFry Farms Co-op is a farm co-op in Ligonier, Indiana, supplying raw dairy from Spring River Dairy through a herd share scheme. The milk comes from Jersey cows grazing fresh grasses with free choice hay, minerals, salt and kelp, never given antibiotics or hormones to boost production, and it is sold full fat and whole, never skimmed and never heated.
Members pay boarding fees through the online store and collect raw milk, cream, butter, kefir, yogurt, cottage cheese, raw milk cheeses and curds, eggnog and colostrum, alongside pastured eggs, maple syrup and homegrown flower bouquets. Pickup locations are listed on the site, and there are no fixed farm hours, so get in touch to arrange collection.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
