Grazing Fields is an animal products co-op, featuring free-range eggs. Producers are small scale…read morefarms from southern Michigan and northern Indiana. With the exception of special events, nothing is sold to retail customers at this location. Look for Grazing Fields eggs and some meats at regional farmers markets and many grocery stores.

From the owner: We are a local farmer's collective specializing in local, Cert Humanely raised eggs (free-range)…read moreand pork. We market and distribute to over 100 retail grocery stores in Michigan.

Horrocks is thee destination for a summer-time shopping trip. It's affordable, and has so much, you…read morewill have to see it for yourself. Grab a cart, a beer and shop! They have a wonderful beer garden with live music on the weekends. They will not serve you without an ID, even if your hair is gray. We spent a lot more than we expected on flowers but the selection and quality at Horrocks is incomparable. There's more parking in the back. Multiple entrances. Allot yourself a few hours here.

Recently, a family member told me about this fantastic Farm Market in Lansing. As many times I have…read morebeen in the Lansing and East Lansing area, I had not heard of Horrocks. Gosh, I didn't know what I was missing. This is a true IYKYK! Once you have visited Horrocks, you will return for life. This is a magnificent, rustic, unique, expansive establishment that offers a cornucopia of items. From floral, to meats, cheeses, wine, speciality items, fruits, snacks, vegetables, hard-to-find items and more. There is so much more! Things that stood out even though I loved everything about this place: -the vast selection of canisters of olive oils -the vast array of different varieties of balsamic vinegars (amazing!) -house made items in every area -house made popcorn with so many flavors, so fresh. -the many, many homemade soups: probably around 20 different kinds and delicious. -a ramen bar, what? -bakery -pizzeria -exotic fruits and vegetables and regulars ones too -the wine bar: sip while you shop. -house-made sausages and cheeses -house-made jams, jellies, local honey -extensive variety of spices, herbs, flour and grains - great service, very helpful. This is a must try and truly a destination. I cannot wait to shop and browse here again!

This is a cute little business providing farm to consumer produce. They carry sweet corn, squash,…read moreonions, tomatoes, alongside other fresh fruits and vegetables. The prices are pretty good too. Great place to support local business and produce.

Owned by a kid! It has locally grown vegetables and fruits. It looks like a barn it's great.read more

I love Giving Tree and have been receiving their CSA [community-supported agriculture] garden…read moreshares for three years. I just picked up my first box of lusciously green goodies tonight to kick off the 2011 season and I'm so excited! Giving Tree Farm is a non-profit run by Community-Based Interventions. It started as a community garden for people with disabilities and today is the home of vocational training and rehabilitation for people who have suffered brain injuries. You can find their produce in local farmers markets and at the East Lansing Food Co-Op [ http://www.yelp.com/biz/east-lansing-food-co-operative-east-lansing ] as well as in local restaurants. I love everything about this place... you've got to check them out and give their wonderfully fresh and healthy produce a try. I have been standing in my kitchen eating spinach and mixed spring salad out of the bag for the last 10 minutes.

I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend it will be great to see you all again on Tuesdayread more

We went here for strawberry picking. The staff were so nice and helpful. They provide the…read morecontainers to use for picking. They also told us the best place at the moment for picking as it apparently changes quickly. They also had plenty of already picked strawberries for purchase. The strawberries were absolutely delicious.

Fun in the sun and a pile of fruit to boot!…read more So after another Reits run, the three of us (me, S, and my niece) decided that we'd had enough digging around looking for books and toys, but we really didn't want to go home yet. That was when S had a great idea- go pick strawberries! U-Pick fruit places are everywhere around here, and we've both got good memories of heading to Fritz's U-Pick out near Gobles when we were younger. So a quick search on Yelp turned up this place, and it was actually convenient to get to- it was on the way back from Reits. Pulling in, we were greeted with a field full of cars, and a massive strawberry field- with lots of other people here! The way it works is rather simple- you get a big container and a few little ones, and you go up and down the rows of strawberry plants looking for ripe red berries to pick while avoiding the rotten ones, the green ones, and the damaged ones. When you've picked enough (whether because your carrier is full or your back says "no more" doesn't matter), you carry the strawberries up to the hut where they're weighed and you pay for them. Then you take them to your vehicle and go on your way. It's a lot of fun, and my niece had a blast helping us dig for yummy fruit, and spending some time outside instead of watching television all day is always good. There are a few caveats- this is physical activity, so be prepared to get down and dirty. The majority of the berries are deep under the leaves, so you might have to kneel or sit in the moist dirt. Wear stuff you don't mind getting dirty. There are bees about- just give them space if you have to. It also gets pretty hot, so take precautions on sunny days! The berries here won't be as big, as uniform in flavor or in color as the ones you find at the Wal-Mart/Meijer's/local grocery. If you're looking for strawberries just to eat, be aware that you might get some sour ones- but if you're going to do things like make jelly or jam, make some strawberry pie or shortcake, or whatever, this place will suit your needs perfectly! If you don't feel like picking them yourself, you can buy them for about three bucks and change a pound (u-pick are about two bucks a pound). This is a great place to spend a few hours! We'll be back again!

During these crazy coronavirus days we have had all of our food delivered. I saw in a community…read moregroup that produce was available through Stan Setas that normally would be sold to dining establishments and that it was now available for delivery to customers. We took a chance and had no idea what to expect and it was delivered last night. Every single piece was perfect and fresh. Our expectations were very much exceeded. Thank you for making this and delivery available to us. You are providing an excellent service.

I heard about this place from someone in the restaurant business, she raved about Stans, so i…read morecalled them up. They brought a price list to me, i placed an order over phone and received it the same day. The driver was polite, friendly and extremely helpful. I will definitely be a repeat customer.

Good leave for fruit and veggies…read more Stay out of Candys register line she will close the line when your next up even though you waited inline for 10 minutes

I got that entire over stuffed bag of produce for 15 bucks. This is my go to spot for produce. They…read morealso have some little gems sprinkled throughout the store like cheeses, eggs, local cider. The store is always clean well stocked. The staff are helpful. Despite the extremely long lines on the weekend, staff always get us through quickly.

Such an awesome thing to have so close to Jackson!…read more This place was absolutely adorable. They have everything you want in the fall- a corn maze, farm animals to feed, and of course cider and donuts! I'm looking forward to coming back every year! Yelp won't let me add their Facebook page to their Yelp page, but it's the only website they have. Information can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/theshadedwagon/

Shaded Wagon is my favorite Mi farm stand. Best corn period beautiful produce fantastic peopleread more

Great cookies, especially the molasses and peanut butter cookies. A weekend at Klinger Lake…read morerequires cookies, donuts, fruits and veggies from Bylers's Farm Market.

Very small, very few choices. For August, I thought this place would be overflowing with produce,…read morebut not so.