Eggs are amazing the chicken are cage free. The price are really good range from three to four…read moredollars a dozen . Sometimes they also have beef for sale.

I love real eggs. Not the pale sickly kind that they sell in stores. It makes me so happy to come…read morehere and pick up eggs. It is a beautiful farm out in the country. You can tell the chickens are happy as they are roaming around free. It is so easy to access. The big cooler is out near the road so it is easy to pull over on the way home from work and pick some up. There is a jar there to leave payment. The eggs are bright yellow and healthy looking. The price is way better than whole foods and these are definitely local. I am happy to pay for the quality you get and just experience of getting my eggs right from the farm.

A small family run farm stand located on Pinckey Rd in Howell…read more They sell a variety of annuals and vegetable plants for your yard as well as a nice selection of fresh vegetables and fruits. . Prices are slightly higher than other markets in my opinion They also sell fresh baked goods. Open daily from 9-6.

Friendly farm stand in Howell that offers fresh produce and flowers and some baked goods…read more Their sunflower garden was beautiful. The lady at the checkout said corn will be coming in this week.

Hands down some of the freshest, tastiest pastries around! I had my first taste of her baking…read moreskills seven years ago and I thought the filled cupcake was superb! Her skills and her business have grown from there. She does special orders too. Then there's the small animal side where the kiddos get to meander through a small petting zoo while the grownups get to meander through the gift shop where alpaca products (made from the wool of the alpacas found on the farm) are sold. They make great gifts! Lowry's Little Flock Farm is truly an asset to our community.

Wonderful family ran farm. The gift shop and bakery has a lot of unique gifts and products made…read morefrom alpaca fibers. The bakery offerings are phenomenal. There is also a gorgeous little chapel on site. You can feed the animals for free or purchase fresh veggies and such to feed them as well. It is a working farm and the geese roam free. Wear appropriate attire for your feet.

The service was amazing and we had so much fun! We got to feed goats, and there was even a deal for…read more3 cones ( to feed the goats) for 5 bucks. If there was a way to give 30 stars I would. They also have caramel apples and peanuts! There's a good selection of pumpkins too.

This place is the absolute cutest! We were greeted by wandering chickens and roosters as we got out…read moreof our car, and there are pens of cows, goats, and even a llama! There are things to do like wagon rides and a corn maze, and a barn with a gift shop and cider, doughnuts, popcorn, and cookies. They even have all kinds of fancy doughnuts, like cherry, or dirt cake, or with Froot Loops. My ONLY qualm with this place is that their cider is pasteurized (everyone knows unpasteurized cider is the fresh tasting most delicious kind)- everything else here is just perfect for a fun fall day.

There is nothing like the fresh scent of lavender that you can pick yourself. This hidden gem is…read morelocated in a quiet section Weberville. Plenty of free parking and as soon as you get out of your car you smell lavender. You pick it yourself for only 15.00 a bunch. They give you scissors and a paper band to wrap around your fresh cut bouquet. Only open since 2020,this family farm is laid out very well with path area thruout the fields. There is a small barn that you can visit after you pick your own lavender that sells paintings,soaps,oils ,clothing and sprays. They also in offer yoga classes and painting classes thruout the year. Check their website site for U-Pick hours and events.

We spent a lovely morning picking lavender at this family owned lavender farm that is family owned…read more They have seven varieties of lavender plants that all the bees and grasshoppers loved. You get a wrist band that you use to bundle your bouquet for just $15 and it smells heavenly. The owner chatted with us and he was a landscaper whose dream was to open this farm. He has done a wonderful job and we enjoyed the lavender festival which is scheduled on two weekends in July. They will host an apple and pumpkin festival in the fall.

We enjoyed our fall visit to this farm. My folks take my kids here every year in the fall and this…read moretime we joined them, and we all had a good time. In the fall they have a lot of offerings on Saturdays and Sundays. You can take a hayride to pick your own pumpkin, and unlike some school field trips where my kids selected a pumpkin from ones "lain about" in a field, this was the real deal with vines attached and small to xxl to choose from. The hayride has stairs in the farm and the field, which is nice for older folks. They offer another one that goes through the woods, too. There was a corn maze that wasn't extraordinarily difficult, but was just right and fun to explore. There were some goats, a sheep, a turkey, and chickens to feed, and the kids loved a free covered hay pile play park with a tunnel and wood play structure. That got out some energy! I saw another tent where it looked like you could paint your pumpkin, but we didn't go in there. There was a cute photo spot with a bench, and I even picked up some homegrown produce that looked good and was really affordable. See pic for prices w activities. I thought this whole place was pretty affordable... At some of those farms the prices are crazy. Everyone who worked here was really nice and helpful, too! We came here after stopping for exceptional cider and donuts at Young's Orchard about 4 miles away, and it was a perfect fall family day!

Pregitzer Farm participates in the Westside Farmer's Market in front of Zingerman's Roadhouse. Our…read morerelationship with them started by purchasing their veggies at the Farmer's Market every Thursday; eventually, I would make a beeline for their stand each visit. Wade was always really helpful and personable. One Thursday, we started talking about their CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program, and he showed me their full and half share boxes. I was immediately jealous of all those families receiving their plentiful boxes each week, and I basically begged myself into the program for a half share box starting in the middle of the summer. I was completely late, and they were full, but somehow, Wade's wife Shannon felt convinced by my plea that I needed their half share box, and they let us in. And I am so glad they did! From August through September it felt like Christmas every week. On Thursdays I would pick up my box, and it was packed full of all of the veggies I love to eat. (My husband said I was like a small child at Christmas on Thursdays when I would bring the box home and take everything out immediately and revel in what I would be cooking for the next few days). The difference between this farm and many other farms is that they focus on the staples: zucchini, squash, tomatoes (many varieties), cucumbers, melon, corn, cabbage, broccoli, beets, peppers, eggplant... towards the end of the season we also got brussel sprouts, garlic, potatoes, and some herbs. This was the perfect box for us because I did not want a lot of salad greens -- I am not a huge salad eater. And I've always been a bit wary of CSA boxes for fear of getting a giant box of arugula and romaine that will go bad in my fridge. But after a season with Pregitzer, I am completely hooked on the CSA program and on their box! The half share box is really affordable, in my opinion -- $220 for the season, which works out to roughly $13 a week. For fresh, local produce -- you can't beat that. And they extended out their CSA program from what it said on their website, and I thought that was a total bonus. Half share is the perfect amount for two people. Pregitzer also hosted a number of activity days on their farm on the weekends. I never got a chance to go, but hopefully will next year. They are also open for business on their farm on the weekends and sell their produce then. Additionally, they offer egg shares (a carton a week for the duration of the CSA) for $30 and they also offer whole chickens for sale in November and December to their CSA people. If you are interested in doing a CSA box, fall and early winter is the time to do the research, pick your farm and get on their wait list. Be sure to look on their websites and see what they grow, ask what kind of veggies you will get throughout the year, and be sure it meshes with the kind of food you like to eat. Ask one of their CSA'ers about their program too, if possible.

Great place. We always visit the Sunflower area which is beautiful. If you're looking for pumpkins…read morecome Fall, they have a great selection. There is a wide variety of colors and sizes to fit all your needs. Including stackable varieties. If you're looking for Gourds you can find those as well. They are very friendly and have good pricing.

UPDATE FOR 2024!…read more Absolutely wonderful experience! Teena is so incredibly helpful; just ask her if she can help you with what varieties you are looking for and she will give you the best information (and pick the plants for you! There is everything from every variety of tomato and pepper, to cabbage, to herbs, to annual flowers! We came back after our plants from last year were hits and this year is no exception! Can't wait to show off all of the farm's hard work at home! The hanging baskets are GORGEOUS, so be sure to pick up a couple while they last! Absolutely fantastic! We came for the community class and were thrilled with the presentations and the variety of plants offered! We will definitely be back to grab some more! Thanks to all on the farm for a great time!

Went here. Picked up a gallon of cider, super fresh. The donuts were ok. I prefer mind a slightly…read moredifferent way, but good soft warm crumbly donuts. Give me warm or give me nothing I always say. Ambiance is that of an apple farm. The service is lovely. Prices were good. Maple syrup and honey seemed more pricey. I'm sure they're good.

Always have spies for my late fall applesauce. Make it and freeze for many months to come. Great…read moreplace with the best apple freezes! Soo....good!!! Been going there for the last 10 Years, always great Service and always many different apples to purchase!!

We spent a weekend morning here when visiting family. The parking seemed ample though it was pretty…read morefull when we left. This is a real farm but also a great place to start a day like this with the first stop being the food tent. It is full of local fresh products. They bake many breads so we started with a warm baguette to eat with the fresh local cheeses in the refrigerated area. We chose the goat cheese, the fresh mozzarella as well as a container of their homemade pimento spread, the best example I have ever had. We also got some morning pastries for immediate consumption at the picnic tables scattered around. Between us we had, a morning bun, some croissants, including pain au chocolate. We sampled the freshly made multi seed levain which was excellent but we did not buy one that day. If I lived here and had the need to eat more at home, I surely would have. After eating and some p,any time, we walked over to the animal areas. Being spring, they had plenty of very young goats, with their mothers with easy to watch in several pens. In one area we're mother goats nursing their young. In another area we're some tiny babies getting a helping hand from the friendly staff bottle feeding a few who needed the help for various reasons. Definitely visit here this time of year. A great experience.

I've wanted to try White Lotus Farms and I was able to get a few things when they were set up at…read moreEastern Market. I got an olive levain loaf of bread and a morning bun. The bread was very good, filled with Kalamata olives. The morning bun sort of reminded me of a croissant with cinnamon sugar in a spiral shape, it was decent, but I wouldn't get it again. The stand was very busy, they had a large variety of things, I wasn't able to check out anything besides the baked goods. Ok get bread again, next time I go to Eastern Market.

Love everything about this place! Extremely helpful and friendly. They can take you around on a…read moregolf cart to take a look at all of the trees they have which is really cool. They also have a great selection of perennials and other garden supplies. Everyone is incredibly kind and did an amazing job fitting everything in my vehicle which I didn't think would be possible but they worked some magic. Worth a trip even if you live a little bit further away. Dustin and the ladies in the greenhouse went above and beyond to help me find what I was looking for.

BEWARE their insurance. They charge 15% for a 1 year "guarantee", but find every excuse not to…read morehonor it. Dealing with Debbie and Kary was the most nasty customer service process we have ever dealt with. They said they went above and beyond to help after hanging up on us, but later only offered absolutely ridiculous alternatives to resolve this problem with all of the things they weren't going to do. We suggest that they write an honest guarantee to add to their paperwork.