Produce Farms near Madison, WI

Madison

SuperCharge! Foods has been Madison's top microgreens producer since 2009 — pesticide- and chemical-free sunflower, pea shoot, broccoli, and specialty mixes grown with ocean minerals, vortexed water, and biodynamic preps. More than 35 restaurant partners use the greens, with home delivery of microgreens, wheatgrass, cold-pressed juices, and ready-made foods across the Madison area.

Waunakee

Oregon

Carandale Fruit Farm invites families to "pick some sweet memories" at its u-pick and pre-picked strawberry farm on Tipperary Road in Oregon, Wisconsin, minutes south of Madison in the rolling terminal moraine. The Berry-Go-Round shuttles your harvest from field to shade, and the farm's concord grapes, aronia, pears, plums, and uncommon research-plot fruits appear at the Dane County Farmers' Market.

Deforest

This pick-your-own strawberry farm sits on Hahn Road in DeForest, just north of Madison in Dane County. Southern Wisconsin strawberry patches usually open in early to mid-June and run three to four weeks, with rows opening and closing fast as the berries ripen. Bring your own containers and check the day's picking conditions before heading out, since a busy weekend can clear a field quickly.

McFarland

Cottage Grove

Door Creek Orchard is a sustainable heirloom apple orchard just outside Madison in Cottage Grove, Wisconsin — trees rooted in prairie, marsh, and woodland, stewarded alongside wetlands, native grasses, and pollinators because apples belong inside an ecosystem. The Griffith family welcomes visitors to share the fall harvest, September through November.

Brooklyn

We are located at 10320 N. Crocker Road, Brooklyn, Wisconsin. Our primary crop is fall raspberries -- all grown using organic methods. We no longer certify as Organic, but did from 1993 through 2007. Our U-Pick season is starts in mid-August and continues through most of September. Each year is different so those dates are approximate. Find daily updates on our Facebook page. Besides raspberries, we grow about 25 varieties of heirloom tomatoes and tropical ginger and turmeric. In spring we start

Brooklyn

Tomato Mountain Farm has farmed and served Chicagoland since 1993 from Brooklyn, Wisconsin — customizable weekly boxes of organic produce and provisions from the farm and trusted partners, delivered to your door 48 weeks a year. Pay as you go, skip anytime, and choose from a staggering list spanning the farm's famous tomatoes to local dairy, meats, breads, and pantry goods.

Belleville

Stoughton

Blue Moon Community Farm is a small, diverse organic CSA and market farm in Stoughton, just outside Madison — celebrating over 20 years of local, organic growing for friends and neighbors. Find them at Madison's Westside Community Market, the spring farm stand for organic seedlings and greens, and through CSA registration each season.

Prairie Du Sac

Evansville

Evansville

Prairie Du Sac

Tom's Raspberries grows pick-your-own raspberries on Highway 60 near Prairie du Sac, along the Wisconsin River in Sauk County. Raspberry picking in this area runs mid- to late summer, when the canes come into fruit for a few short weeks.

Evansville

Tipi Produce, certified organic by MOSA, grows strawberries, plum tomatoes, garlic, basil, asparagus, and rhubarb on West Ahara Road near Evansville in southern Wisconsin. Owners Beth and Steve have wound down the farm's longtime CSA and wholesale business and now open the fields for organic strawberry and plum-tomato u-picks - a rarity, since few Wisconsin berry farms are certified organic. Join their email list for reservation dates and seasonal updates.

Blue Mounds

Brodhead

North Freedom

Blanchardville

Barneveld

Bures Berry Patch grows strawberries, raspberries, asparagus, rhubarb, sugar snap peas, sweet corn, potatoes, pumpkins, squash, and sunflowers on Brigham Road in Barneveld, west of Madison. U-pick runs for strawberries, peas, and pumpkins in season, while most other produce is sold already picked. The family also sells at the Dane County, Mount Horeb, and Mineral Point farmers' markets. Crop availability shifts with the weather, so the farm posts a 'Now In The Patch' update before visits.

Jefferson