Event Sponsor
Thank you to the following farms and businesses
for their financial support of this event
Artesian Fresh * The Berry Dairy * Drewry Farms Maple Products * Floppy Ear Farm
* Franklin Haus Hall, Tavern & Market * Golden Bear Farm * Goodside Grocery
Lake Orchard Farm Aquaponics * Log Cabin Orchard * Miller Bakery
Meuer Farm/Farm Flavors Specialty Grains * Misty-River Farm * Old Plank Farm
Rootdown Farm * Sattler Farm Lamb * Springdale Farm * Trust Local Foods
Wild Carrot Cuisine and Vida Coffee Roasting * Zelda’s K-9 Treats & Things, LLC
Schedule of Events
9am-2pm
Vendors Areas Open – Pavilion and Education Lab
Hands-on Activities with NOURISH – Program Room
Great Backyard Bird Count – Wildlife viewing area
11am
Ken Lonnquist with Piano Playin’ Dave Adler – Lower Level
Maywood * 3615 Mueller Road * Sheboygan, WI 53083 * (920) 459-3906
Artesian Fresh
Sam Lensmire
11330 County Line Rd
Cleveland, WI 53015
(920) 646-0036
[email protected]
Flowers/Herbs, Fruit, Vegetables
Artesian Fresh is a fresh vegetable and microgreen
business, currently specializing in pea, sunflower, radish
and other assorted microgreens. At Artesian Fresh the
microgreens are grown hydroponically with only fresh
artesian water, no pesticides or additives. Microgreens
are tiny plants grown from seed to a height of 1”-3” and
include the stem and first leaves. They are high in
protein and are great in salads, sandwiches, baked
dishes, pestos or as a garnish. Artesian Fresh is located
at 11330 County Line Road in Cleveland, WI. For further
information contact Sam Lensmire at (920) 646-0036 or
[email protected]
The Berry Dairy
Joe or Rosi Faust
W1872 County Road HHH
Malone, WI 53049
(920) 795-4550
Flowers/Herbs, Fruit, Vegetables, Gourmet Red and
Yellow Popcorn (no insecticides)
We eat everything we grown and only sell what we
would use for our family. Specializing in high quality
fruits and vegetables, the summer season begins with
pre-picked RASPBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES (insecticidefree), GORUMET red and yellow POPCORN (no
chemicals) tomatoes, red and yellow onions,
watermelon, winter squash, beets, red cabbage,
peppers. You may visit us at the Elkhart Lake Market
(Saturdays) Wednesday afternoons at the Kiel market,
and Friday afternoons at Chilton market – or CALL
AHEAD and we will have your produce ready for pick-up
at our farm.
Backyard Bounty
Laura Comerford
W4873 County Rd U
Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 892-4319
[email protected]
CSA, Eggs, Meat (Chickens), U-pick (strawberries)
Vegetables
CSA – Vegetables, herbs, and strawberries grown in a
sustainable way. Poultry and eggs available at an
additional charge. Season is 20 weeks from mid-June
through October. A regular share feeds 2 adults. The
large share feeds a family of 4 or 5. Work shares are
available. Drop sites in Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Sheboygan
& Manitowoc counties. Farm is located 50 miles north
of Milwaukee near Plymouth. Apples, peaches and
some vegetables in the shares are purchased from
other farms – these items may not be organic.
Strawberries pick your own. Veggies available through
CSA, at the farm or Sheboygan and Plymouth Farmers
Markets.
Canseco’s Mexican Bakery
Rosalba Perez
2525 N. 15th St.
Sheboygan, WI 53081
(920) 331-4131
[email protected]
Bread/pastries, Tamales
We offer an extended stock of delicious warm sweet
bread with a Mexican flavor and exquisite 3 Milk Cake
with natural fruit. Come try our specialty Bolillos with
Cheese and Jalapeńos. Mon-Sat 8am-7pm. Sunday
closed.
LOCAL FOOD TIDBIT:
Local food benefits the environment and wildlife.
Well-managed farms provide ecosystem services:
they conserve fertile soil, protect water sources,
and sequester carbon from the atmosphere. The
farm environment is a patchwork of fields,
meadows, woods, ponds and buildings that provide
habitat for wildlife in our communities.
Source:
https://www.uvm.edu/vtvegandberry/factsheets/buylocal.htm
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Drewry Farms Maple Products
Barbara Drewry-Zimmerman
N4396 Blueberry Ln
Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 893-5189
[email protected]
www.drewryfarmsmaple.com
Maple Syrup
Drewry Farms Maple Products is a family owned
business making high quality, natural maple syrup and
maple syrup products. Our family has been making
maple syrup more than 150 years, having immigrated
from Vermont in 1847. Our products are sold at
farmer’s markets, specialty gift stores and nature food
stores. Our syrup is also used in many restaurants in the
Sheboygan County and Milwaukee areas. Our 4th Annual
Open House will be held Saturday, March 26 from
11am-3pm at our processing facility on Winooski Road,
south of Plymouth.
Floppy Ear Farm, LLC
Christine Kocourek and Keith Schroeder
16711 Hilltop Road
Reedsville, WI 54230
(920) 775-9364
[email protected]
www.FloppyEarFarm.com
www.facebook.com/FloppyEarFarm
Goat Milk Body Care Products from our goats’ milk
Floppy Ear Farm, LLC is a small family farm in rural
Reedsville producing national award-winning goat milkbased bath and body products. Milk is sourced from our
goats which graze on pastures in the summer and
organic-certified hay from our fields in the winter.
Whole milk is transformed into bar, liquid, and laundry
soaps and lotions. Our soothing products cater to
individuals with scent allergies, sensitive skin,
dermatitis, psoriasis or eczema.
Franklin Haus Hall, Tavern & Market
Carol Rittenhouse, Proprietor
N8133 Franklin Road
Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 565-2565
[email protected]
www.franklinhauswisconsin.com
Honey, Sorghum, Local Art/Products
FRANKLIN HAUS Hall, Tavern & Market (1857) in
Franklin Settlement (1847), 5 miles east of Elkhart Lake,
at the Sheboygan River, features a large spring floor
dance hall, stage, local art, antiques, beer, coffee, tea,
snacks, spirits! Potluck Serving Counter. Original Dug
Well. Open Thurs/Fri/Sat from 11 a.m.-close, or by
appointment. From Hwy 57 north of Plymouth turn east
at Hwy A.
Golden Bear Farm
Marie Deibele
19714 Reichardt Rd.
Kiel, WI 53042
(920) 333-0005
[email protected]
www.goldenbearfarm.com
Meat (pork, beef)
Golden Bear Farm humanely raises 100% Grass-fed Beef
and Pastured Berkshire Pork using sustainable farming
practices. Their pastures are certified organic, naturally
fertilized and enhanced with sea minerals and highcalcium lime. Their animals are rotationally grazed on
fresh pastures and have access to fresh air, fresh water,
sunshine and space to exercise. They never feed corn,
soy, GMO’s, processed food, or treat their animals with
hormones or antibiotics. The pigs are encouraged to
root around and play in the mud and deep hay bedding.
Pork and beef can be cut to order through Beck’s Meats
in Oshkosh. Please visit: www.goldenbearfarm.com
Local Food Tidbit
Local growers can tell you how the food was grown.
You can ask what practices they use to raise and harvest
the crops. When you know where your food comes from
and who grew it, you know a lot more about that food.
Source: http://msue.anr.msu.edu/news/7_benefits_of_eating_local_foods
Goodside Grocery
Nichole Kloss
1131 N 8th Street
Sheboygan, WI 53081
(920) 694-0053
[email protected]
www.goodsidegrocery.com
Complete line of groceries including products from
many of the attendees
Goodside Grocery is a cooperatively owned grocery
store in downtown Sheboygan on 8th Street. Our store is
member owned, but ALL are welcome to shop.
Goodside focuses on giving everyone access to clean
and healthy food. We promote healthful living,
community, and local ethics. We stock our shelves with
as many local goods as we can. The co-op is volunteer
run with the help of a general manager. Open daily 10a,
‘til 7pm.
Lake Orchard Farm Aquaponics
Nate Calkins
W 839 Lake Orchard Court
Sheboygan, WI 53083
(920) 627-3249
[email protected]
www.lakeorchardaquaponics.com
Fish, Flowers/Herbs, Vegetables
Lake Orchard Farm Aquaponics is a fishery & local
producer of lettuce, herbs & vegetables, located on a
150+ year old family farm 8 miles north of Sheboygan,
Wisconsin. Aquaponics growing conditions produce fish
& vegetables with a deeper taste, using water & energy
efficient methods. Aquaponics is a sustainable food
production system that combines traditional
aquaculture (raising fish in tanks) with hydroponics
(cultivating plants in water) in a symbiotic environment.
Nate and Mary Calkins are committed to sustainable
agriculture and to the production of local, all natural
foods. No chemicals, fertilizers, or pesticides are used
on their all natural products. Eat healthy, buy local.
Log Cabin Orchard
Scott Overby
N4797 County Rd E
Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 893-6073
[email protected]
www.logcabinorchard.com
Fruit, Maple Syrup, Cider, Jams, Jellies
Our small orchard, nestled in the Kettle Moraine,
features apples (Honey Crisp, Zester, McIntosh,
Cortland, and Jersey Mac), plums, pears, grapes,
unpasteurized cider, apple syrup, honey, and maple
syrup. We now offer organic apples. U-pick available on
Sunday’s only.
Miller’s Bakery
Monroe Miller
W373 Cty Rd HH
New Holstein, WI 53061
(920) 898-1193
Honey, Maple Syrup, Bakery, Noodles, Spices, Jams
In the summer we go to the Sheboygan farmers Market
at the park from 7:00 to 2:00. And in the winter we go
to the winter farmers market at First Congregational
Church from 9:00 to 1:00. We also take orders so just
call. We have a variety of bakery, jams, noodles, spices,
honey, etc. In winter we are closed at the Bakery,
opening again in spring.
Meuer Farm / Farm Flavors Specialty Grains
David & Leslie Meuer
N2564 Hwy 151
Chilton, WI 53014
(920) 418-2676
[email protected]
www.meuerfarm.com
Cheese, Eggs, Fruit, Honey, Maple Syrup, Meat
(chicken, pork, beef) U-pick, Vegetables, Specialty
Grains, Kettle Corn, Golden Maple Root Beer, Jams,
Flours, Rolled Oats
Meuer Farm is operated by 4th generation farmers
David & Leslie Meuer. Meuer Farm makes maple syrup
each spring. April is harvesting watercress, setting out
bee hives, and planting. We grow and mill rolled oats,
oat flour, spelt flower and even Durum flour for pasta
makers. June & July its strawberry picking from our 5
acres of strawberries. August is blueberries and sweet
corn. September/October is the corn maze, hayrides,
school fieldtrips and pumpkin picking. Enjoy our
monthly farm to table dinners from May/September.
Check out these products and more at our Busy Bee
Country Store & Market.
Misty-River Farm
Mark and Colleen Hansen
16210 Cty Rd M
Cleveland, WI 53015
(920) 565-3796
[email protected]
Meat (Beef – grass-fed and Pork – pastured)
Are you looking for MEAT that’s healthy, tasty and
reasonably priced? Or maybe you need a great gift
idea? On our small, grass-grazing family farm, we milk
goats and raise beef cattle and pigs. Our beef is
available in convenient 10-lb boxes of either ground or
a variety. Pick up year round at the farm or at area
Farmers Markets. Half or whole beef animals are also
available, as is pork in the fall. Cattle are raised from
weaning until market on pasture and hay only and the
pastured pigs also get some organic grain. Enjoy your
local food.
NE Wisconsin Food Hub, Lakeshore Market
Greg Zahn
11906 S. Union Rd
Newton, WI 53063
(920) 973-5872
https://appleton.localorbit.com/users/sign_in
Information on local food hub
The NE Wisconsin Food Hub (NEW Food Hub) is a
nonprofit wholesale online market currently operation
in Green Bay, Appleton and Oshkosh using a software
platform called Local Orbit. The goal of the NEW Food
Hub is to transform food systems into resilient drivers
of local economy, health, sustainable farming, food
justice and thriving communities.
The proposed Lakeshore Market will roughly serve
Manitowoc and Sheboygan counties. The New Food
Hub is now allied with Feeding NE Wisconsin which
offers existing infrastructure and opportunities to
partner in developing local processing and distribution
facilities to serve small and medium size farmers.
Local Food Tidbit
Most food in the U.S. is picked a week in
advance of reaching a store. Typically, a
carrot will travel 1,838 miles to become
part of a meal. Source: elocal.com (2011)
(Locally produced foods will travel
significantly fewer miles.)
NOURISH Farm to Family Philanthropy
Heather Cleveland
PO Box 1191
Sheboygan, WI 53082
(920) 889-1615
[email protected]
www.nourishfarms.org
Farm to Table non-profit
Nourish is a grassroots, non-profit organization who
offers Sheboygan County good food and good-food
education programs. Nourish believes that by providing
equitable access to hands-on education and connects to
local, sustainable food systems, Nourish empowers the
community to make wholesome food choices. The five
programs Nourish offers are Farm to School, Farm to
Table, Farm to Community, Educational Urban Farm,
and Community Kitchen. Organized within those
programs Nourish offers activities and events such as
After-School Snack, Weekend Food Backpack, in-class
education at schools, Farm to Table tours, film
screenings, hands-on classes at the Educational Urban
Farm, cooking demonstrations, community dinners, and
more.
Old Plank Farm
Stephanie Bartel
W6028 County Rd C
Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 917-8207
[email protected]
www.oldplankfarm.com
CSA, Vegetables
Old Plank Farm offers sustainably grown produce, eggs,
and poultry through our CSA program. We have three
CSA share sizes to accommodate any type of household.
CSA members receive 8-15 different vegetables each
week during our 21-week delivery season. Our eggs
come from pasture-raised hens, fed certified-organic
feed. 2016 marks our eighth year growing season and
the Old Plank Farm crew is already getting ready to
make it a great one! Online sign-up and more
information is available at www.oldplankfarm.com
Rootdown Farm
Matt Friauf
W6326 Cty Rd Z
Plymouth, WI 53073
(414) 737-8983
[email protected]
www.rootdownwisconsin.com
CSA
Rootdown Farm is a small, local Sheboygan County
Winter CSA. Our season delivers January-May with two
additional “holiday” boxes in November and December.
We offer storage vegetables and fresh greens grown in
our greenhouses every other week.
Sattler Farm Lamb
Darren Sattler
W3167 County Rd F
Chilton, WI 53014
(920) 849-9749
[email protected]
www.sattlerfarmlamb.com
Meat (Lamb)
Sattler Farm Lamb takes pride in raising healthy, grainfed lamb. Frozen lamb cuts are available at the farm.
Whole and half carcasses are available for fall delivery.
Stop by or call Darren for some great locally grown
lamb.
SCIO Farmers Markets
Judy Tauscheck
PO Box 73
Sheboygan, WI 53082
(920) 457-7272 ext 111
[email protected]
Farmers Market
Sheboygan Farmers Markets run June 1-October 29,
2016 Wednesday 9-3pm and Saturdays 8-2pm at
Fountain Park on North 8th Street. Plymouth Farmers
Market runs June 15-October 13, 2016. It’s held at
Fairfield Plaza, 2133 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth (next to
McDonald’s). We offer a large, variety of local foods and
vegetables for everyone to enjoy. Our markets accept
DFMNP, WIC and EBT programs.
Springdale Farm
Peter Seely
W7065 Silver Spring Ln.
Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 892-4856
[email protected]
www.springdalefarmcsa.org
CSA, Eggs, Vegetables
Springdale Farm, located just west of Plymouth, has
been producing organically-grown vegetables since
1988. In addition to serving an 800-member CSA (Nearly
a quarter of whom reside in Sheboygan County), The
farm supplies produce to Goodside Grocery, Field to
Fork, Il Ritrovo and Trattoria Stefano as well. Pastured
meats, organic eggs, and local fruit are also offered to
the CSA members.
Trust Local Foods
Aaron Depies
3000 Apostolic Drive
Appleton, WI 54913
(920) 687-1800
[email protected]
www.trustlocalfoods.com
Cheese, Eggs (duck), Fruit (dried cherries &
cranberries), Maple Syrup
Trust Local Foods is a local food distributor operating in
Eastern Wisconsin with only local food from the region.
We do a complete line of dairy, meat, produce, and
canned food. Our products are available at Paradigm
Cage & Music, Goodside Grocery Co-op, Field to Fork
Grocery & Deli and Woodlake Market. There is a
wholesale outlet at 3000 Apostolic Drive, Appleton, WI
54913. Open 10am-6pm Monday thru Friday and 12
Noon to 6pm Saturday.
Wild Carrot Cuisine and Vida Coffee Roasting
Diane & Tom Trester
316 Euclid Ave.
Sheboygan, WI 53083
(920) 207-7672
[email protected]
Restaurant/Caterer using local food supplier(s)
The Wild Carrot Cuisine and Vida Coffee is proud to
once again be part of this event. As we enter our 13th
Year, we are even more committed to offering organic
local products. Our coffee and energy bards are not only
available for purchase directly but also at Woodlake
Market, Piggly Wiggly (North Side - Tietz), Nature’s Best,
Goodside Grocery, Elkhart Summer and Sheboygan
Winter Farm Markets.)
Zelda’s K-9 Treats & Things, LLC
Jody Koepke
Sheboygan, WI 53083
(920) 395-2669
[email protected]
Pet Treats
We offer a variety of home baked treats for your
pooches and cats. All our treats are made with human
grade ingredients. We have wheat free and gluten free
treats too. All our treats have been tasted, tested and
approved by Zelda and her elite panel of taste testers.
Our treats are available at all the Farmers’ Markets at
Fountain Park (June-October, Wednesday and
Saturdays) and the Winter Market (November-May, 1st
and 3rd Saturdays) at 310 Bluff Ave (First Congregational
Church) both in Sheboygan. Check us out on FACEBOOK
or call us at 920-395-2669.
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