Farms Near Charlotte, MI

Charlotte

Charlotte is the Eaton County seat, a small city built around an 1885 domed courthouse. Its Artisans and Farmers Market on West Lovett Street pairs handmade goods with produce, per its name, though no current website confirms vendors or season.

Charlotte

The Country Mill is a 213-acre orchard, cider mill, winery, and bakery in Charlotte, southwest of Lansing. Visitors pick their own apples, blueberries, peaches, sunflowers, and pumpkins from July through November, or buy fresh-pressed cider, donuts, pies, and applesauce at the farm market. Open Wednesday through Saturday, 9am to 6pm. Reach the farm by phone or text at 517-543-1019.

Charlotte

Country Mill farms 213 acres outside Charlotte, running u-pick apples, blueberries, peaches, sunflowers, and pumpkins from July through November. The farm presses fresh cider (hard and sweet), fries donuts and caramel apples daily, and bottles its own applesauce, apple butter, and vinegar. Wagon rides, a corn maze, and school field trips round out the fall season. Open Wednesday–Saturday, 9am–6pm; call or text 517-543-1019.

Charlotte

Atlas Orchards is a family-owned fruit farm on Maurer Road in Charlotte, growing blueberries, peaches, and apples. U-pick blueberries and an on-farm market are the main draw, and the farm takes cash, check, CashApp, PayPal, or Venmo at checkout.

Charlotte

Pleasant Meadows Farms has tapped trees for maple syrup since 1921, making it one of the older syrup operations in mid-Michigan. The Charlotte farm bottles 100% pure Michigan maple syrup from its own trees rather than buying in bulk sap, and takes phone orders for specialty items.

Charlotte

Charlotte

Randy Cook Farm is based in Charlotte, the Eaton County seat southwest of Lansing. It's listed as an agritourism destination; no website or social page describes crops, animals, or visiting hours.

Thorn Girls Honey has no confirmed city, website, or contact details. The name suggests a small beekeeping operation, one of many run out of backyards and small acreages across Michigan.

Potterville

Queen Bee Apiary keeps hives around Potterville and bottles raw and whipped honey, along with beeswax candles, lip balm, and honey soap. Registered as an LLC in 2021, the operation forages bees in unsprayed areas and skips antibiotics, with a stated mission of teaching visitors how to help honeybees survive, not just selling jars off a shelf.

Bellevue

PeePaw's Pumpkin Patch is a small, locally owned pumpkin patch on South Bradley Road in Bellevue, built around an afternoon of family activities rather than a large commercial operation. The farm keeps its following mostly on Facebook, where more than 1,800 people track seasonal updates and hours.

Charlotte

Appleschram grows organic apples and pears alongside a long list of vegetables — beets, kale, garlic, peppers, squash, tomatoes — on Mount Hope Highway outside Charlotte. The farm also raises beef, chicken, pork, and turkey, and processes its own applesauce, bacon, ham, and maple syrup. Visitors can U-pick apples and pumpkins, and the farm sells through the Grazing Fields egg co-op and area farm markets.

Grand Ledge

Market on the Grand runs Saturdays, 9am to 1pm, May through October, at 525 East River Street in Grand Ledge, named for its spot along the Grand River in downtown. It's a mid-sized Eaton County market serving this Lansing-area suburb with produce and local goods through the growing season.

Grand Ledge Farmers Market runs out of Jaycee Park on the Grand River, Saturdays from 9am to 1pm, June through September. Beyond the usual produce and baked goods, vendors here also bring honey, maple syrup, and smoked fish, plus food trucks and live music from the Rotary Club stage through the summer. The Grand Ledge Area Chamber of Commerce runs the market and handles vendor applications.

Two Sparrows Farm & Dairy has raised grass-based dairy cattle, grass-fed beef, and pastured pork at 9370 Columbia Hwy in Eaton Rapids since 2012. Owners Dan and Whitney run intensive managed grazing from April through December and grow their own winter forage, skipping chemicals, hormones, and routine antibiotics. The herdshare dairy program runs alongside farm tours and ties into Michigan State University's organic farming education. Email [email protected].

Eaton Rapids

Wilderwood Farm is a small agritourism property on South Canal Street in Eaton Rapids, in Eaton County's mix of row crops and livestock operations south of Lansing. No public listing of activities, hours, or products is available yet.

Eaton Rapids

Tilted Barn Family Farm is a small family farm in Eagle, Michigan — between Lansing and Grand Rapids — raising grass-fed beef, pastured pork, and free-range chicken, with annual ordering for local delivery.

Eaton Rapids

This listing marks a farm stand on Houston Road outside Eaton Rapids, the Eaton County city nicknamed "The Island City" for the downtown canal built in the 1840s. The business name on record is simply "Fresh Eggs" — more likely a roadside sign than a registered trade name. No website or contact info was found to confirm current hours or prices.

Eaton Rapids

Welcome to Project FarmSTAND, we are an Orthomolecular Garden Ministry in Michigan that produces food naturally without pharmaceuticals, agricultural chemicals, or GMO feeds. Our organic farm in Michigan practices Orthomolecular Restorative Farming and gardening as a means to heal and improve the microbial health of our animals and soil. Our methods restore an Edenic balance to the microbiome in the soil, water, plants, animals, and farm share community.

Dimondale

Eaton Rapids

A community market on Hall Street in downtown Eaton Rapids, a small Eaton County city on the Grand River. No current hours or vendor list are publicly posted — check with the city or downtown development authority before visiting.

Michigan Grass Fed Beef appears in directory records as a meat producer, with the state named directly in its business title. No working website, phone number, or social page could be confirmed in research, so the specific farm behind the name and its exact location remain unverified.

Firefly Fields connects you directly to the Jennings Family Farm, a three-generation, certified organic, bee-friendly operation of 450 diversified acres in Michigan, established 1979. The farm collects raw varietal honey exclusively from its own land, grows buckwheat, spelt, corn, soybeans, and black beans, and stone-mills organic whole-grain flours the old-fashioned way.

MOO-ville makes ice cream from milk produced entirely by its own A2A2 dairy herd — more than 80 flavors, with Sea Salt Caramel as the one people drive back for. The creamery also bottles milk and makes butter and cheese curds on-site at 5875 S. M-66 Highway in Nashville. Kids can visit the petting farm and playground while orders come through the drive-thru or gift shop counter. It's what the creamery calls a one-source operation: every product starts with milk from their own cows.

Eagle

The Huhn family has farmed the same land in Eagle Township since 1893, but the strawberry patch itself is newer — a tenth of an acre planted in 1999 that's grown into a full u-pick and pre-picked operation. Beyond strawberries, the farm sells asparagus, rhubarb, homemade jams, and local honey. The season is short, running early June into early July.

Eagle

Eagle

Wacousta Community Farmers' Market sets up at Wacousta United Methodist Church, 9180 W. Herbison Rd. in Eagle, Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., spring through fall. Vendors bring fresh fruit and vegetables, baked goods, and prepared foods to the church's lot, and the market takes SNAP and WIC. Running four days a week is unusual for a rural Michigan market — most operate one or two.

Nashville

Watershed Farmers Market operates indoors on the Watershed church campus at 16280 National Parkway in Lansing, weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., spring through fall. It reads more like a curated retail counter than a farm stand — produce and baked goods sit alongside honey, prepared foods, and Dr. Bob's wellness supplements. SNAP and WIC are accepted.

Lansing

The Southside Community Coalition runs this market out of its community center on West Holmes Road in south Lansing, pairing fresh produce and baked goods with the center's food-access programs for the neighborhood. Vendors also bring herbs, plants, and prepared foods during the growing season. Call the center at 517-394-6846 to confirm current market days before visiting.

A White Clover Farm operating in Battle Ground, Washington turned up in research, but its state doesn't match this Michigan listing, so it isn't the same operation. No Michigan-based White Clover Farm could be confirmed online — city, contact, and product details remain unverified.

Lansing

South Lansing Farmers Market runs Thursdays, 3 to 7 p.m., mid-May through mid-October, on West Barnes Avenue on Lansing's south side. The South Lansing Community Development Association runs it as a food-access project as much as a shopping destination, accepting EBT, WIC, and Double Up Food Bucks alongside standard payment. Produce, pastured meat, smoked cheese, and honey come from vendors within driving distance of the neighborhood it's built to serve.

Marshall

Dewitt

Mason

Albion

Between Pine & Walnut Steets) Lansing

Lansing's Westside Farmers Market sets up at Ferris Park, 400 N. Walnut St., spring through fall, run by NorthWest Initiatives — the same nonprofit that runs food distribution and cooking classes in the neighborhood. Produce, baked goods, artisan goods, and prepared foods are the lineup, with SNAP and WIC accepted. It grew out of a food-access program, not a farmers' co-op.

Lansing

A farmers market at 100 North Capitol Avenue, steps from Michigan's State Capitol building in downtown Lansing. No current schedule or vendor details were found in public listings — confirm this season's market days with the City of Lansing.

Holt

Make your farm dreams a reality! Join the OFTP learning community to be inspired by visits to 20+ farms, for in-depth online discussions about your farm plans and for hands-on learning. Choose to learn at either the MSU Student Organic Farm in East Lansing or at Keep Growing Detroit. Outside of class each Monday, practical assignments, videos and readings will connect learning themes from the class to YOUR farm goals. Many of these assignments build toward your farm plan. The OFTP is a vibrant l

Onondaga

Balzer Blueberries picks blueberries on South Aurelius Road in Onondaga, a farm town south of Lansing. Season runs July into August. Hours shift through the week — weekday afternoons from 3 to 8pm, then a longer 8am-to-8pm window on weekends when the rows fill up.

Lansing

Spencer Farm's listed address, 601 North Cedar Street, sits inside Lansing itself rather than in surrounding farmland — a sign this may be a market stand, mailing address, or small urban growing plot rather than a traditional farm. No further details are published.

Battle Creek

Mason

Marshall

Marshall Area Farmers Market has run since 2002, Saturdays 8am to noon, May through October, at 125 West Green Street in Marshall's historic downtown. A winter indoor market continues November through April at 615 S. Marshall Avenue. Vendors sell produce, meat, poultry, baked goods, and plants alongside flowers.

Marshall

Bosserd Family Farm in Marshall runs on a seasonal rotation — spring flowers, summer strawberries and vegetables like sweet corn, cucumbers and raspberries, beef and pork year-round, and a fall pumpkin patch with wagon rides. The farm hosts scout troops, birthday parties and church groups specifically during the fall season. It's built for group visits as much as for grocery-style produce shopping.

Lansing

Allen Farmers Market runs out of Allen Neighborhood Center on East Kalamazoo Street on Lansing's Eastside, a nonprofit food-access hub that's operated in the neighborhood since 1999. Beyond weekly produce, the center runs a Fresh Food Access program connecting the market to residents who would otherwise go without fresh food nearby. Reach the center directly at (517) 367-2468.

Lansing

Allen Neighborhood Center Market sits a block off East Kalamazoo Street in Lansing's Eastside neighborhood, part of the same nonprofit hub — Allen Neighborhood Center — that's run food-access programs there since 1999. The center's broader work spans housing, youth development, and economic development for the Eastside, with the market as its most visible piece.

Lansing

Lansing

Albion

Rocky Oak Farms in Albion, Michigan raises pasture animals free of antibiotics, added hormones, and steroids, foraging as they were intended: grass-fed Angus/Hereford beef, heritage-breed pastured pork cut and vacuum-sealed to request, Red Ranger chickens, and broad-breasted turkeys on non-GMO feed. The regenerative farm also sells beef and pork sides, firewood, and hay.

Marshall

Bosserd Family Farm runs a stand at 14721 Verona Rd outside Marshall, in the farmland of south-central Michigan's Calhoun County. The farm keeps a Facebook page but no independent website, and hours or crops aren't listed publicly there.

Lansing

The Michigan Grape and Wine Industry Council is a state-funded promotional and research board, not a farm or market — it directs a share of Michigan's wine tax toward marketing and vineyard research for growers statewide, from the Leelanau and Old Mission peninsulas to the southwest wine trail. There's no tasting room at its Lansing mailing address; contact individual wineries for tours.

Marshall

Albion

Albion Farmer's Market sets up on Market Place in downtown Albion, a Calhoun County city on the Kalamazoo River. The street's name comes directly from the market's location on it, one of the more literal market addresses in the state.

The Smith Family Farm is a 100-acre diverse farm in Nashville, southwest Michigan, begun in 2014 when the family relocated from Detroit — producing eggs, pastured meats, pure maple syrup, small-batch coffee, and woodcraft the way it was done before chemicals and GMOs, exceeding organic standards. Farm-to-home delivery routes reach Lansing, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Ann Arbor, Flint, and Detroit — anywhere within 200 miles.

Marshall

Frontiere Farm House is an agritourism listing in Marshall, the Calhoun County town known for its preserved 19th-century downtown. What the farm grows or what a visit includes isn't available online.

DeWitt

Runs Tuesdays in downtown DeWitt, a few blocks from City Hall on West Main Street. City announcements have covered market cancellations during extreme heat and wildfire-smoke days, confirming it's an active, weather-dependent outdoor market — contact the City of DeWitt for this season's hours.

Holt

Drumhiller Farms raises 100% grass-fed and finished beef and lamb alongside pastured chicken, turkey, pork, and pasture-raised eggs in south-central Michigan. The operation follows regenerative grazing practices meant to rebuild pasture health while producing more flavorful meat. The farm can be reached at [email protected] or (517) 240-8182, with updates posted on Instagram at @drumhiller.farms.

No city, address, or web listing could be confirmed for Reese Farms in Michigan during research. The name is common among small Midwest family farms, several of which operate under similar names in other states, so no outside details could be safely attached to this listing.