My family really loves their homemade salad dressings, kettle corn and donuts. The orchard is well…read moretaken care of and the workers are friendly.

They have excellent vegetables. Great corn on the cob, Cinnamon donuts, pumpkins and more.read more

We had such a wonderful experience with Tanner's Orchard! Interim Healthcare of Peoria ordered…read moretheir famous apple cider donuts and apple cider for a caregiver celebration, and Jessica was such a great help throughout the entire process. Thank you, Jessica, and Tanner's Orchard for helping make our celebration extra special!

Tanners is a must-stop throughout fall, especially for families! This is a great orchard with apple…read morepicking, lots of animals to see, like goats and chickens and sheep, and a super cute and BIG shop and lots of other kids activities! There's also a lot you can enjoy for free without needing a ticket which I think is really nice too.

I am amazed that Walmart sells their tomatoes and that's how I learned about them. They stay…read moreattached usually to their vine and stay fresh even in the plastic bag Walmart sells them in (there are vent holes).

Thanks to MightyVine (and Dutch agro-tech) and their large glass house just outside Chicago, our…read morerestaurant was able to serve ripe locally grown tomatoes all winter. Chef invited the managers and sous chefs to visit the facility. We took a pre-spring Monday drive deep into the farmlands of Illinois (3 tolls deep, to be specific.) Once arrived at MightyVine, we donned sterile clothing to protect the tomatoes from contaminants. Seeing that the last hat had been taken, I put a booty on my head. Danny, one of the partners, took Chef and I on a tour of the MightyVine facility, a huge glass house filled with the seductive aroma of tomatoes. Each tomato plant is grown from a specific hybridized strain, bred for the perfect attributes. They grow to be 40 feet long, bearing fruit at a regular interval so that the tomatoes can be picked at eye level. Pests are controlled by cultivating beneficial insect populations within the glass house. A computer system controls the system of hydroponic feeding. Bees are released and then contained at rhythm, for the pollination. Danny's college background was actually in mental health: I let him know that having locally grown summer ripe tomatoes available year round has been a huge boost to my happiness!

Love this place. Bought lots of Alpaca wool things, gloves, scarves, hats, etc. hand knitted and…read morevery high quality. Very reasonable too. They have rugs too all hand made.

This is such a great farm. Family owned and run, and they really care about the quality of their…read moreproduct. Wonderful people - and so generous to the community! I always feel at home at the farm.

This place is amazing! My family has been going here for years, and we have always received…read moreexcellent service. The Lash family and the people they hire are incredibly nice (and to my knowledge none of them smoke, so the people from the other review were not the owners nor the employees; it must've been a neighbor or another customer). We usually go on the days they have the food trucks and vendors, or in large groups with our church for a discounted price. This is a great place for your kids to play, run around, pick pumpkins, and even feed animals in the petting zoo/barn. I highly recommend this patch for anyone in search of a child- and customer-friendly space.

This is a FANTASTIC U-Pick farm! It has endless choices and a knowledgable and friendly staff! It…read moreis a superb, and inspiring, resource for FRESH and healthy eating (even feels a little rewarding). It is not geared towards a young children's amusement themed farm... But if you (and your family of all ages) are interested in fresh, high quality vegetables, and a huge selection, skip the grocery store. This is a lot more enjoyable! We are glad we found it, and our family who lives locally, will be back often!

Blue Ridge Community Farm has been an awesome resource for the disability community in the Greater…read morePeoria area. Our daughter has been visiting the farm with her school classmates for over 10 years. The children who visit the farm get to interact with the farm animals and learn about where and how food that we all eat grows. It is a beautiful setting of rolling fields located just outside of Chillicothe, IL. The mission of Jim and Laura Sniff and their family is nothing short of selfless. The long term mission of the farm is to provide learning and work opportunities for adults with intellectual disabilities. Won't you please check out and support their mission to provide long term opportunities for a valuable sector of our population?

WOW... take a moment to look at what they are doing. Truly amazing how they help and foster…read morechildren and adults with special needs. The love and dedication keeps building... here and at The Picket Fence shop in Chillicothe. So So impressive!