Farms Near Bloomington, IN

Bloomington

Bloomington

Bloomington

The Local Growers' Guild is a farmer-and-retailer cooperative built to connect local food producers with buyers across southern and central Indiana. Each spring the group publishes a Local Growers' Guide pointing shoppers toward area farms, and it's operated out of Bloomington for close to two decades. Contact the Guild directly to confirm current programs and membership.

Bloomington

Sixth & Madison Streets Bloomington

The Tuesday edition of Bloomington's Community Farmers' Market runs June through September, 4 to 7 p.m., as a shorter after-work counterpart to the larger Saturday market at Showers Common. The city's current market page lists this session at Hopewell Commons rather than the Sixth & Madison address on file; confirm the current site before visiting.

Bloomington

Bloomington Community Farmers' Market runs Saturdays at Showers Common, 401 N. Morton St., 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. April through September and 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in October. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, eggs, meat, cheese, honey, and seasonal flowers and plants alongside prepared foods from local makers. The market accepts WIC, SNAP, and Senior FMNP benefits.

Farmogic is listed among Indiana farm and food businesses, though its website could not be reached to confirm current products or location. Contact the business directly for details.

Bloomington

Blooming Winter Farmers' Market runs in Bloomington during the colder months, filling the gap when the city's larger Saturday market scales back. Its listed address is 909 E. 2nd St.; current vendor lineup and hours were not independently confirmed online.

Bloomington

Our Story The land which is now Schacht Farm has been owned by Mandy's family since the late sixties. Her grandparents purchased the farm once owned by the Schacht family, a German family who ran a dairy called the Jersey Joy. We named the farm after this family because of the lasting impression they left here and the way their values closely reflect our own. From letters and sermons written by Oscar Schacht we learned that he was a Godly man who treated people fairly and was quite content to ch

Bloomington

Bloomington

Bloomington

Bloomington

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Bloomington

Hayes Grass-Fed Beef raises 100% grass-fed cattle on rolling, grass-covered pasture with its own fresh water creek in Monroe County, Indiana. Owners John and Stacy Hayes finish every animal entirely on grass, no grain, and sell beef by the individual cut, quarter, or half. It's a family-run pasture operation — call ahead for current availability and pricing.

Bloomington

Bloomington

BLOOMINGTON

BLOOMINGTON

Woods Edge Farm is listed in Indiana's farm directory. Its former web domain is no longer active and no products or contact details could be confirmed online. Contact the farm directly to verify current offerings.

Bloomington

Fowler Pumpkin Patch charges nothing for admission or parking; you pay only for what you pick or ride. The corn maze is cut into the shape of a sun to support melanoma awareness, and the patch also runs hayrides, a petting zoo, and a barrel train through the fall. The 2026 season opens September 19, with hours running Tuesday through Sunday and expanding on weekends. It's a family-owned stop on Greene County Line Road, south of Bloomington.

Springville

Bar P Ranch continues a tradition Charlie and Esther Parton started in 1965, running horses and cattle on the family's land outside Springville. The ranch stays active in the community today, with more than 700 people following its horse-and-cattle operation on Facebook.

Spencer

On the banks of the White River in a former limestone quarry, this family farm raises heritage breeds of cattle, sheep, goats, and rabbits. Camp, tour the farm, feed the animals, try farm fresh foods.

The Community Farmers' Market of Owen County started in 2008 and rebranded as the Owen County Farmers' Market in 2012, run in partnership with Purdue Extension's Owen County office. It's producer-only — everything on the tables is grown or made by the vendor selling it. Saturdays, 8:30 a.m. to noon, May through September, with produce, meat, baked goods, eggs, jams, garden plants, flowers, and artisan crafts in Spencer.

Spencer

Bedford

Salt Creek Angus offers quality black Angus beef right from the farm. All grass fed and grain finished, no hormones, antibiotics and are pasture raised.

Bedford

Applacres has sold apples out of Bedford since 1937, and the Byers family has run the orchard since 1962 under current owner Dave Byers. Alongside apples and peaches in season, the farm market on State Road 37 carries fresh-squeezed cider, caramel apples, Amish goods, old-fashioned candy, preserves, jams, and fresh flowers.

Bedford Farmers Market operates at 924 16th St. in Bedford, the Lawrence County seat known as the Limestone Capital of the World. Current vendor lineup and hours were not independently confirmed online.

This listing is the administrative entry for the Morgan County Farmers' Market Association, the group behind separate market days in Martinsville and Mooresville. County-wide associations like this one typically handle vendor permits and scheduling rather than running a market at this specific South Main Street address.

Martinsville

Martinsville

Martinsville's downtown farmers market sets up on North Main Street under the Morgan County Farmers' Market Association, the same association that runs a second market day in Mooresville. This Main Street location shows up under more than one market name in local listings, a common quirk for small-town market directories.

Martinsville

This is the Martinsville stop for the Morgan County Farmers' Market Association, set up on North Main Street downtown. The association also runs a location in nearby Mooresville, a common split for county-wide markets serving small towns a few miles apart rather than concentrating vendors in one spot.

Brown County Homegrown & Homemade Village Market sets up on Main Street in Nashville, the artisan-heavy tourist village at the center of Brown County. In keeping with the town's craft-and-studio economy, the market pairs local produce with handmade goods; current vendor lineup and hours were not independently confirmed online.

Bedford

Pinhook Pumpkins & Gourds is a low-key, family-run pumpkin patch on Pinhook Road in Bedford, with u-pick jack-o-lantern pumpkins, a corn maze, and hayrides. Their Craft Barn stocks handmade gifts alongside squash, gourds, and cut flowers. Admission and parking are free — you just pay for what you pick. They typically open the last weekend of September and run through October; check Facebook for exact dates.

Freedom

Morgantown

Zink Berry Farm grows blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries on 95 acres without pesticides or herbicides, and lets customers pick their own or buy berries already off the bush. The same land supports a herd of Kiko and Kiko-Boer goats, which kid every February and go up for sale in May. It's open daylight to dark, seven days a week, during the growing season. Call ahead in the off months, since picking days depend entirely on what's ripe.

Martinsville

Hunter's Honey Farm in Martinsville has produced raw, unfiltered Indiana honey since 1910 — four generations of beekeepers bottling spring, summer, and raspberry blossom varietals plus applewood smoked honey, comb, and beeswax gifts. Visitors book beehive tours, bottle their own honey bear, or dip beeswax candles, and the annual Honey Harvest Festival each September shows the whole extraction process; a Honey of the Month Club ships varietals nationwide.

Martinsville

Beasley Creek Farms is a u-pick operation on St. John Road in Martinsville, growing corn, cucumbers, tomatoes, pumpkins, and cut flowers for visitors to harvest themselves. The farm keeps hours seasonally as crops come ready, so a call ahead is worth it before driving out.

Martinsville

Ozark Fisheries' Martinsville site started in 1899 as Grassyfork Fisheries and holds the record as the oldest continuously operated private fish farm in the country. The fourth-generation operation raises goldfish and koi for wholesale and retail buyers across North America, plus snails, tadpoles, and crawfish, and runs advance-booking farm tours for anyone who wants to see it.

Quincy

Mike Roegge has grown pumpkins for 30 years, and Mill Creek Farm built a fall destination around that expertise — pick-your-own pumpkins plus a corn maze with a built-in scavenger hunt. Earlier in the season the farm sells fresh strawberries and asparagus. The Roegge family also raises pasture-raised pork, chicken, and eggs without pesticides, hormones, steroids, or routine antibiotics.

Trafalgar

Hickoryworks operates as a food hub on Peoga Road outside Trafalgar — a pickup point where local producers' meat, produce, and pantry goods reach customers who order online rather than a farm stand you drive to browse. It runs through the Butter & Sage Market network, which lets small Johnson County farms sell without staffing their own storefront every week.

Morgantown

Bloomfield

Jones 5 Star Ranch raises goats, sheep, pigs, rabbits, and chickens on woodland and meadow pasture without synthetic chemicals, and every animal gets a name. The farm's country store sells goat milk soap, preserves, felted wool, and raw mohair and alpaca fiber alongside seasonal produce and pastured eggs. Beyond the Bloomfield stand, look for their booth at the Bloomington and Linton farmers markets. Reach them at 812-699-8560.

Bloomfield

Bloomfield Farmers' Market sets up at Franklin and Spring Streets in Bloomfield, the Greene County seat in southwestern Indiana. Current vendor lineup and hours were not independently confirmed online.

Bloomfield

Bloomfield Apple Festival takes over the town park in Greene County every October for three days — carnival rides, a parade, live music, food vendors, tractor pulls, and a 5K run. The 2025 dates ran October 3 through 5, with the park open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.

Community Farmer's Market sets up at 340 S. Seminary St. in Bloomfield, the Greene County seat — a second listed market address in the same small town. Current vendor lineup and hours were not independently confirmed online.

Cloverdale

Bowling Green

Scottish Acres grows blackberries and both red and yellow raspberries on a small farm outside Bowling Green. Self-pick runs $6 a quart; if you'd rather skip the bramble scratches, pre-picked quarts go for $8. It's a bare-bones operation — no gift shop, no mazes, just berries in season and a farm family who'll point you to the right row.

Trafalgar

The Apple Works in Trafalgar has long run as a family apple orchard and pumpkin patch, with a bakery open spring through fall alongside seasonal vegetables and fall festival activities. Recent listings mark the property as temporarily closed or for sale, so confirm status before planning a visit.

Columbus