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    Fifty Four Farms

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    3 months ago

    Buying a cow near me has never been easier. the folks at 54 farms are friendly and make the process easy!

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    Okaw Valley Orchard - Cider Float

    Okaw Valley Orchard

    4.6(5 reviews)
    40.4 mi

    I've been to this orchard many times and it never disappointed me, in fact, it was a great…read morebeginning of the school year field trip which was never disheartening or dull for the students. In fact, it had the complete opposite effect on them; from viewing the trees, given an apple growth lesson, learning how apples are pollinated and viewing the bees, learning how the apples are sorted and viewing the large washing/sorter machine and seeing how the apples are stored in the large refrigerator. We enjoyed our lunch while eating apple donuts and drinking apple slushes. We spent time at the playground before departing back to school. The Okaw Valley Orchard staff will tell you exactly what is needed, what to expect during your outing and what you'll need to make the trip an awesome experience for you and your students! Be sure to call in August for September or October field trip dates

    Absolutely love this shop! While roaming around the towns of Arthur and Sullivan, I found this…read moreOrchard on Yelp and had to stop by to check it out. It was so exciting to see homemade jams, freshly picked peaches and cider. I ended up getting the cutest soy eucalyptus candle, a bunch of ciders, a measurement shot glass, kettle popcorn and organic bug repellent. All things I never knew I needed, until now :) I wish this shop was bigger and more expansive but I'd be in trouble because I'd end up buying more than I bargained for. The home made cider was incredible. They made it into a slushee and it was so good, ended up getting two cups full and then two for the road. It was also neat that the cider didn't need to be refrigerated, making it so much easier to transport cross country. The staff here was also super friendly and welcoming which also is an added plus. Highly recommend stopping here if you ever find yourself in Sullivan, Illinois!

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    Ackerman Farms - Taking this mug with a bat on the other side - only $3.75

    Ackerman Farms

    4.2(10 reviews)
    38.8 mi
    $

    Ackerman farms is a great family friendly produce market, petting zoo, gift shop and all around…read moreentertaining place. I was in town from Florida and this was a great place to savor the Midwest fall experience. I selected one of the beautiful mum plants for my Aunt and Uncle. I loved the pumpkins and squash of all sizes displayed in various bins and baskets. I wanted to back my car up to the gift shop and a take a lot of items home. They offer local popcorn, jams and candy apples, decor items and cooking tools like aprons with catchy phrases. They had a lamp I really wanted but was not sure it would fit in my car with my luggage. I found the staff very nice and willing to interact with you. They would answer questions but also let you browse and look as much as you wanted. Snother surprising thing was the animals were so friendly. Some of the alpacas came right up to me over the fence and the kitties got up from sunning themselves to greet me. I loved the clever signs and the old truck parked in front of the sunflower field. If you are looking for fall photo back drops this is the place. They serve drinks and have a picnic area. Although I was in town too early for the pumpkin festival, I felt like I got a good sampling of activities on my visit to Ackerman's Farm and the parking was very convenient.

    It's a beautiful farm, with lots of activities for the whole family. I love the gift shop,…read moreespecially when buying pumpkin everything!

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    Slagel Family Farm

    Slagel Family Farm

    5.0(2 reviews)
    58.8 mi

    This farm to table dinner, prepared by incredible chefs and an inside look into where your food is…read morecoming from is just WOW. I would never have thought that this is the perfect way for a city gal like me to spend a Saturday afternoon, but it was beyond my expectations. From the fun bus ride to the farm to the snacks, tours of both the butchering facility and farm, meeting and getting to spend time with this wonderful family who has so much pride, talent and genuine business sense to get something like this up and running...it was wonderful. I got to experience some incredible food from the chefs of Rootstock and Found. It was an honor to enjoy such wonderful food with some really great people. This is a must do if you are looking for a quality meal in an environment much different from your usual city spots. I highly recommend making this a date or going with a small group of friends. Can't say enough about what a wonderful experience this truly was!

    I am on the bus ride back to Chicago as I write this review that is how excited I am. We just spent…read morethe entire day at Slagel getting a butchering demo, an extensive tour of the farm, and enjoying a dinner prepared by Jason Hammel of Lula Cafe/no-more Nightwood and Mike Simmons of Rootstock/soon-to-come Calaugusta Cafe (bonus pts if you can tell me what intersection that'll be at! Hint: it's quite obvious). I've seen Slagel on so many Chicago restaurant menus, besides the above mentioned: Publican, Girl and the Goat, Perennial Virant, Trenchermen, Owen and Engine, just to name a few. I really loved learning about their practices of small farm farming and their stance behind the quality of their meats. Chicken should taste like chicken MIRITE?!? We met their cows and sheep and goats and pigs and piglets galore! Pretty sure by the end the bf was tired of all my Babe quotes. LouisJohn does a great job telling the story and giving the tour. He's just a likeable guy. The tour was very conversational and he answered any questions we had. Cost per person is currently $125 and well worth it. They offer a charter bus that picks you up at a location downtown, most likely at one of the restaurants of the chefs, if you don't want to make the scenic 2 hour drive of corn. Dinner is BYOB so you may want to take advantage of the bus anyway. Highly recommended if you're looking for a Saturday outing. They offer tours/dinners with rotating chefs a couple times a month (I think there's one left in October for this year!!!!). We had about 50ish people total in the group. They have a cute little event space where snacks and dinner are served. It's communal seating and we met some lovely people. And I don't know what farm those grapes were from but they were amazing. PRO TIP: Bring a cooler, you'll want to buy some cuts of meat off the freshly butchered animal. They also sell eggs and some frozen cuts. I'm hesitant to post pics of the experience because you should just go enjoy it for yourself!! I've had a lot of wine with dinner so I'm gonna go take a nap now for the remainder of this bus ride.

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