Produce Farms in Aurora, IL

Aurora

Winfield

Sugar Grove

Sugar Grove

Sugar Grove

Saint Charles

Elburn

Heritage Prairie Farm is a USDA certified organic farm in Elburn, in Chicago's western suburbs, growing produce, vegetables, and microgreens with delivery available. The working farm doubles as an all-inclusive outdoor wedding and event venue with lush gardens and a five-peak century tent, and hosts seasonal farm-to-table dinners with live music beside the organic vegetable fields.

Plainfield

Bronkberry Farms in Plainfield runs from Earth Day to Halloween, moving from spring greenhouse season — custom planters, annuals, perennials, and vegetable plants — into summer's vine-ripened watermelon, sweet corn, and tomatoes, then fall hayrides and the annual Fall Fest. The general store stocks homemade pies, local honey, and jams, with bees, goats, and chickens to visit; twice named Best Retail Business by local chambers of commerce.

Lemont

Spira Farms grows Chicagoland's freshest microgreens indoors year-round in Lemont — harvested and delivered the same day, pesticide-free, in a USDA GAP certified facility, with a two-week shelf life that beats greens trucked in from warm-climate states. Started by the Borek family in 2018 after cancer struck the household, the farm composts all waste and packages everything in plant-based PLA.

Maple Park

Hinckley

Morris

Bray Grove Farm in Morris is a specialty polyculture CSA farm named one of the country's best farms by Food & Wine, growing nearly 150 varieties of heritage and heirloom vegetables, herbs, and fruits — 100% naturally, with botanical preparations like chamomile and willow instead of chemicals. Belgian draft mules Loretta and Annabelle handle field cultivation, and weekly CSA boxes are picked up on-farm or home-delivered across Grundy County and Chicago's western suburbs.

Manhattan

Farm2Veteran, home of the Fulcrum Farm Foundation in Manhattan, Illinois, raises livestock and operates a greenhouse and garden to provide free, farm-fresh meals to veterans facing food insecurity — over 500,000 meals provided so far. With veterans nearly twice as likely to lack access to nutritious food, the donation-supported farm gives its animals room to roam and grows a network of partner farms across the country.

Sycamore

Hristov Family Farm, established in 2014 near downtown Sycamore, Illinois, grew from corn and soybeans into organic non-GMO fruits and vegetables — tomatoes, cucumbers, sweet corn, melons, pumpkins, and more. The family also raises chickens, ducks, rabbits, and pigs without antibiotics or growth hormones, selling fresh eggs and whole, half, or cut pork processed humanely without nitrates or MSG.