I was having breakfast in town and I jumped on yelp to look for a near by farmers market and…read morenothing was close so as I drove out of town to my next stop I saw the farmers market, no yelp presence so I'm adding them with some pictures. The farmers market is in downtown next to the library that has a free parking lot that was full. This is your typical farmers market with lots of fresh vegetables and next to no fruits but I did find a peach stand. The peaches were $10 a bag so I hope that they are really good because it's about $3.77 a pound. The market had a bbq stand and a cafe to snack on while you're there which I didn't have because I just left my breakfast spot. Nothing really grabbed me except the peaches so I didn't leave empty handed. I saw meat stands, dairy stands, fresh eggs, popcorn, jewelry, chiropractics, honey, root veggies, baked goods, cheese, flowers, soaps etc etc. This was a nice find and a well rounded farmers market but my standard complaint, very little fresh fruit because I always have fresh fruit at home more than veggies.

About half the folks there were wearing masks last time I went, which was a bit off putting. There…read moreis a good mix of vendors- cheese, fruit, flowers, veggie and meat. I even got my knives sharpened! I think 2 things are missing 1) music- some form of music would be great 2) Coffee ( and donuts?). I love waking around perusing the wares with a good cup of joe in my hand!

HighCross Farm was our choice for a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) subscription this summer…read more By subscribing to a CSA, we paid up front for 20 weekly shipments of organic produce. The food goes straight from the ground to my table with no middlemen or processing or storage. And our money goes straight to the family growing my food and I get the freshest produce of anyone I know. It's totally a win-win situation. The farm is just an hour North from Milwaukee near Kettle Moraine State Park. Every Thursday they harvest and ship whichever crops are ripe and ready. These are sent to 23 designated pick-up locations (half in Milwaukee, half rural sites). For all the details of the 2011 share check here:http://www.highcrossfarm.com/csa-2011.html After reading all this you might think we're some sort of foodie fanatics. There has to be some sort of catch, right? Clearly we must be paying an arm and a leg by wastefully supporting some kind of hippie farmer charity cult. WRONG. We went in with a neighboring family to split a full share of weekly groceries. Our out-of-pocket cost is less than $16 per week. Way cheaper than buying this stuff at Pick-n-Save. But it's organic. Oh, and it's locally sourced. It turns out that another subscriber has even started a cooking web diary, so we should see some of the CSA produce appearing in recipes at http://sarahnett.wordpress.com/ as the summer wears on. I waited for our first delivery to write this review, but as expected the contents of our bushel box looked and tasted amazing. Already we are staring at baby bok choy, a tomato plant, scallions, Swiss chard, fresh strawberries, mizuna, two(!) kinds of kale, lettuce, oregano, arugula, sage and more. I urge you to sign up for this CSA or one like it. You'll be doing good works with little effort by voting with your pocketbook. And also Thursdays will suddenly become the best day of the week!

We chose HighCross Farm for our CSA because they delivered to a household in our village and…read moreoffered smaller shares weekly. For 20 weeks out of the summer and fall, we receive the freshest, cleanest and prettiest vegetables, fruit and herbs that we simply have to pick up at a local neighbor's house. We also receive an emailed newsletter soon after delivery with news, recipes and storage tips. A friend had complained that her CSA only delivered a small variety of items that she got over and over but the Vogelmanns ensure there is a variety of items throughout the season, so it's always a surprise. A typical box may include a fresh bundle of greens (lettuce, spinach, etc), beets, rhubarb, potatoes, carrots, peppers, onions and always a cutting of herbs (that's one example box--they shake it up through the season as different items come in). The first year we belonged, they sent along a variety of Asian greens, so we had a fun time exploring ways to use these unfamiliar vegetables. Having a CSA delivery is a bit of a time commitment. You really need to like to cook--these are not "convenience foods." That caveat has nothing to do with the Vogelmann's business. They try to forecast what we might receive the next week, but they can't always be right on target so each week is a new culinary adventure. Especially in early summer, a cold snap could screw everything up. Typically on a Thursday afternoon we pick up the box, then I unpack, wrap, and sometimes process some of the vegetables as well as look up recipes and plan meals. Make sure you have freezer space--you can blanch or sometimes just chop up some of the items and freeze them for later. There is nothing better than pulling out summer vegetables in the middle of a dreary winter. The cost for our small share is $26 a week, a pittance for organically-grown vegetables and fruits and for the education my 13 year-old son is getting about the crops that are grown in Wisconsin and the taste of fresh-from-the-ground produce. This year my son begged me to get the "farmer box" again. We are so pleased to support a local farm and to eat the best of the season. I am entirely impressed with the Vogelmann's operation, their commitment to organic produce and their customers, and their love of what they do. I have not had one hitch yet and we're on our third year this summer.

We got married here on August 28th, 2021 and I can't recommend it enough. Zedland farm is a great…read morelocation, the inside of the barn is beautiful, the outside offers a gorgeous space for the ceremony along with lots of activities for guests to participate in while waiting for dinner (bags, jenga, goats, cows, etc), plenty of parking, and an absolutely amazing view. The venue and everything included with the venue is very clean and very well kept up with. The venue is also affordable which was one of the things I had the hardest time finding when it came to searching for venues. Even with the venue being incredible as is, Erin and Matt made our special day even more amazing. I can't say enough positive things about how seamless they made the process. Even before the wedding, Erin made herself available for me and was quick to respond to any of my questions. We used the "helping hands" that is available and it made the process of setting up and taking down everything quick and easy. They also helped out the day of the wedding with directing vendors, making sure we had everything we needed (and running to get anything we did need), and keeping everything on schedule. They also recommended a lot of vendors that they were familiar with (you're able to pick all your own, you don't have to go with any of their recommendations) so it could be a really easy process to find vendors if you chose to follow up with any of their recommendations. I really don't know how I could have made our day as perfect as it was without their help. I can't say enough things about how great this venue is and how incredible Erin and Matt are!

What fantastic experience. Beautiful flowers and an exceptional host/owner-Melanie. My wife and I,…read morewill definitely be back.

What a delightful experience at a sweet farm. I just…read morevisited, very late in the season, though I was wanting to get there sooner. Most of the sunflowers were gone but I was able to cut a few for a vase at home. I can't imagine how pretty it was in full bloom. There were still raspberries to pick and beautiful wildflower fields to pick from. There is a corn maze, pumpkin patches and a fun enchanted garden to wanter through. Definitely on my list to revist next year!

Even on a crazy busy Saturday, the experience at Peck and Bushel is great…read more You must pop into the farm store and pick up an apple cider donut (or 6) - if you are lucky enough to get a warm, freshly made donut you won't regret a single bite. They have pre-picked apples, caramel apples, various baked apple desserts and fresh pressed cider, as well as cider slushies. There is also a variety of home decor and gift items for sale. There was a cart outside with small pumpkins and gourds for sale as well. There is a short walk on a gravel path to get to the orchard. We strolled through the rows of trees and different varieties and picked almost a peck (you purchase bags by the orchard). Since the pick your own sold out quickly, we were able to supplement our bag with pre-picked apples from a bin. Out by the orchard you can dine at the Cidery - we didn't stop there this time but the menu looks great. There was outdoor seating available there. They have lots of parking (it was nearly full on this day), and lots of space to spread out, have a snack, take photos, and enjoy a beautiful Wisconsin day. Be wary of bees if you have allergies as they were plentiful, enjoying all of the juicy apples on the ground.

Fun time! We picked a whole peck with was $38. One peck admits 5 people to the fields for picking…read more We also had an apple cider donut and it was delicious. I purchased apple cider to go and that was also really good. Being a Saturday morning with nice weather, it was very busy, but we were easily able to find a place to park. The orchards are a bit of a walk from the main entrance, though. Overall fun experience!

Not much to ride home about it. It's a very small country farmers market. One vegetable stand and…read moreone food truck. But it is beautifully laid out and lots of parking in the gorgeous countryside

The Richfield Farmers Market is an absolute gem! Set in a stunning park, the atmosphere is warm,…read morevibrant, and welcoming--truly the perfect weekend lunch destination with rotating food trucks each week! The vendors are top-notch, offering everything from crisp, just-picked produce to the most heavenly sourdough bread, scones, granola, cookies, cake pops and cakes you'll ever taste. All of the baked goods are dangerously delicious. Lots of Meat options, Eggs, Pet Treats, top notch canned goods, handmade soaps, lotions, bug repellent, popcorn, and artisan products. We also love the sharpening service - it's so convenient he's there. Add in the beautiful fresh flowers and friendly faces all around, and you've got a market experience that's hard to beat especially with the hours being from 10-2 this is truly our favorite market around. A true local treasure!

Great Strawberry picking experience. Great for Kids. Minimum of 6lbs of Strawberrys. Gets busy on…read morethe weekdays and weekends but able to get in no matter how busy.

With many local farms selling out of strawberries early this season, I headed to Brehmer's after…read morelearning they use minimal to no pesticide and were still open! What a bounty of beautiful fresh strawberries for a very reasonable price. Enjoyed picking them & supporting a local farm. Will be back next year!

The staff is super friendly. The store is so cute and everything is very good. The apple pie!! Yum!…read moreWe purchased apples, jam, caramel apples. Such a great stop along our route!

We exited Holy Hill "the back way" to see what we could see and found this lovely roadside stand!…read more As visitors from Texas, we could not pass up the apple cider, winter honey, cherry jelly, Wisconsin popcorn ( who knew?!) or Pine Hill Crunch Apple Pie! Barb was delightful and our cooler is now full for the trip home! We look forward to next years trip north and our visit to Pine Hill Orchard!