Twin Creeks Cattle Co and GrassWorks Pasture Walk Series
2025-05-30 08:15 - 10:30 (America/Chicago) | Twin Creeks Cattle Co, W2366 Gouda Road, Tomahawk, Wisconsin, 54487
GrassWorks is excited to partner with Twin Creeks Cattle Co to host a summer pasture walk series outside of Tomahawk, WI! Tom and Linda Daigle have owned and operated Twin Creeks Cattle Co since 2010 along with their son, Ben, and his wife, Tiffany. The farm has been in the family for over 100 years, and they have a long-established beef farm on 185 acres of well-managed pastures. The size and type of the cattle herd has varied over the years, and in 2025 they will have 20 cow calf pairs and 20 two year old steers which will are soon to be finished on spring grass. 30 yearlings will also be finished by fall. All animals are direct marketed. Join us to learn more from experienced graziers on all aspects of farming from pasture health, herd selection, and marketing methods. Each pasture walk will begin at 8:15 am with plenty of time for questions along the way.

Each pasture walk will also host a cohort of students from UW-Stevens Point College of Natural Resources who are attending a local summer program to receive field training in Natural Resources disciplines of forestry, wildlife, water and soil science, and fisheries. We welcome the public to join us for any of the pasture walks to learn from the Daigle family and see how their herd grows on managed pasture!

Dates:

Friday, May 30thFriday, June 6thFriday, June 20thFriday, July 18thFriday, July 25thFriday, August 8th

Start time:

8:15 am

Location:

Twin Creeks Cattle Co

W2366 Gouda Road, Tomahawk WI, 54487. Approximately 10 miles east of Tomahawk, go south on Gouda to the end of the road.

Sauk County Pasture Walk-Reisdorph Farm
2025-05-30 18:00 - 20:00 | Reisdorph Farm, S2258 Bundy Hollow Rd, La Valle, WI, 53941
*THIS EVENT WAS ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED FOR MAY 20TH BUT WAS RESCHEDULED TO MAY 30 DUE TO WEATHER
Join us at the Reisdorph farm to discuss custom grazing. We’ll talk about how custom grazing can be a flexible option to start grazing & see how Ryan has made this enterprise work on his farm.

Multi-Species Pasture Walk at Johnson Family Pastures
2025-05-31 10:00 - 12:30 | Johnson Family Pastures, 872 320th Ave, Frederic, Wisconsin, 54837
The NW Wisconsin Graziers Network, River Country RC&D and UW-Madison Extensioninvite you to a multi-species pasture walk hosted by Johnson Family Pastures LLC. The walk takes place on Saturday, May 31 from 10:00AM-12:30PM. The farm is located at 872 320th Ave, Frederic, WI 54837. This educational event will emphasize direct marketing, multi-species grazing, part-time family agriculture and silvopasture development. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.

Johnson Family Pastures is home to Chris and Tamara Johnson and their two children.They raise grass-fed beef, silvopastured goats, and recently raised a number of other species.The farm consists of about 160 acres of gently rolling pastures, silvopasture, and forest. Use ofboth temporary polybraid fencing and high tensile permanent fences allow for rotational grazingof small ruminants and out-wintering of beef cattle. Use of long-term farm transition strategies,cost-share programs, silvopasture development with goats, regenerative grazing, cattle handlingfacility and bale grazing will be discussed along with answering any and all questions frompasture walk participants.

An extensive and diversified direct marketing program has been developed by Tamara andChris that has included farmer markets, email lists, newsletters, website ordering, on-farmfreezer storage, and other strategies and tools to support direct sales and services for theircustomers. Come and learn all about their successful approach.

For more information, contact Chris at 920-960-4475 or Lynn Johnson 715-225-9882 at NWGraziers.

Great River Graziers Pasture Walk: Rod Ofte
2025-06-03 17:00 - 19:00 | Willow Creek Ranch, E5702 Spring Coulee Rd, Coon Valley, Wisconsin, 54623, United States
Special pasture walk with beef cookout dinner, free but you must register by May 23rd! Are well-managed pasture and bird-friendly habitat compatible? Guest Speaker: Ashly Steinke, Audubon Conservation Ranching and grassfed beef producer. Register at crawfordstewardship.org/events-1

Twin Creeks Cattle Co and GrassWorks Pasture Walk Series
2025-06-06 08:15 - 10:30, 2025-06-20 08:15 - 10:30 | Twin Creeks Cattle Co, W2366 Gouda Road, Tomahawk, Wisconsin, 54487
GrassWorks is excited to partner with Twin Creeks Cattle Co to host a summer pasture walk series outside of Tomahawk, WI! Tom and Linda Daigle have owned and operated Twin Creeks Cattle Co since 2010 along with their son, Ben, and his wife, Tiffany. The farm has been in the family for over 100 years and they have a long-established beef farm on 185 acres of well-managed pastures. The size and type of the cattle herd has varied over the years, and in 2025 they will have 20 cow calf pairs and 20 two year old steers which will are soon to be finished on spring grass. 30 yearlings will also be finished by fall. All animals are direct marketed. Join us to learn more from experienced graziers on all aspects of farming from pasture health, herd selection, and marketing methods. Each pasture walk will begin at 8:15 am with plenty of time for questions along the way.

Each pasture walk will also host a cohort of students from UW-Stevens Point College of Natural Resources who are attending a local summer program to receive field training in Natural Resources disciplines of forestry, wildlife, water and soil science, and fisheries. We welcome the public to join us for any of the pasture walks, learning how managed grazing can enhance the environment while also providing high quality meat and milk for consumers.

Please feel free to join in on any or all of these pasture walk events!These events are free of cost and no registration is required to attend!

Dates:

Friday, May 30thFriday, June 6thFriday, June 20thFriday, July 18thFriday, July 25thFriday, August 8th

Start time:

8:15 am

Location:

Twin Creeks Cattle Co

W2366 Gouda Road, Tomahawk WI, 54487. Approximately 10 miles east of Tomahawk, go south on Gouda to the end of the road.

From the WI to the Fox: R & S Butzin Ranch
2025-06-07 13:00 - 15:00 | R & S Butzin Ranch, N5125 17th Bend, Wild Rose, Wisconsin, 54984, United States
Come along as Russel Butzin takes us on a walking tour of R & S Butzin Ranch. Hear about how they got started in grazing, their successes and challenges and how they use holistic grazing management to feed the soil and grow healthy cattle that feeds their family, friends, and customers.

Great River Graziers Pasture Walk: Christopher Bard
2025-06-10 10:30 - 12:00 | Christopher Bard Farm, 12241 St Hwy 27, Ferryville, Wisconsin, 54628, United States
Methods for managing micro swards in paddocks. Dealing with winter feeding areas for paddock improvement. How to reliably feed salt and minerals economically.

Grazing the Orchard
2025-06-12 15:00 - 18:00 | Old Orchard Farm, 9707 Bridge Road, Cedarburg, Wisconsin, 53012
Join Glacierland RC&D for a pasture walk at Old Orchard Farm where we will explore how livestock can convert overgrown vegetation into grazable pasture.

Dr. Greg Brickner has over 35 years of grazing experience at home and professionally. He will be covering topics including:

Lambing tools and medications: When and why they are needed.

Nutritional info for sheep on non-traditional pastures.

Supplemental feed requirements.

Dinner provided!

Free event, registration is required! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/grazing-the-orchard-tickets-1311894514809

Great River Graziers Pasture Walk - Taylor Henry
2025-06-17 10:30 - 12:00 | Henry Farm, E 6627 County Rd XX, Viroqua, WI, 54665
Using cover crops and summer annuals to finish fat cattle. Guest speaker: JimMunsch.

Spring Learning Circle: Klemish Creamery in New Auburn
2025-06-17 12:00 - 14:30 | Klemish Creamery, 22474 52nd St, New Auburn, Wisconsin, 54757
This gathering at Klemish Creamery will be a networking potluck, but also an opportunity for women to meet entrepreneur Dixie Klemish and tour the processing plant at this small dairy.

Dixie began Klemish Creamery in November, 2022, making ice cream on the small family dairy farm co-owned with her husband, Randy. Randy and Dixie raised three children on the farm that has been in Randy’s family since 1889. Dixie recently retired after 34 years as a rural mail carrier and is currently in the process of becoming a licensed WI cheesemaker and expanding the creamery business to offer more value-added dairy products. The family enjoys welcoming people to the farm to enjoy ice cream and also to give them the opportunity to experience small farm life.

“The number of small family dairy farms in our state has dwindled over the decades. We are pleased when people visit our farm and have a chance to experience an important part of Wisconsin tradition. We built Klemish Creamery on the farm to produce small batch ice cream and intend to expand into other value-added dairy products in the future. Klemish Creamery is excited to provide a gathering place for Wisconsin Women in Conservation to discuss and share ideas on land stewardship and other conservation practices,” says Dixie.

This networking event will encourage peer to peer learning with WiWiC Facilitator Rebecca Christoffel leading a discussion on conservation practices that can be adopted based on landowner needs.

Others will be invited to share their conservation experiences as well. Please bring a chair and a dish and/or beverage to share, and any questions you may have. If you are interested in conservation opportunities for your land, this is the gathering for you to bring your curiosity and questions!

To avoid cross-contamination please do not wear boots or other footwear that is used around livestock or poultry. Disposable booties will be available on request. Thanks!

What To Expect:

To network with other women in the area around shared dreams, challenges, and experiences of conservation.

To learn about the WiWiC project and opportunities that exist for women landowners to access conservation practices

To gather on a working farm, with some uneven ground and uncertain weather – dress accordingly.

To eat, talk, laugh and connect.

There is no shelter space at this location. In case of inclement weather, we will let you know about cancelation, the day of.

Event Details:

Event is free to attend but registration is required and space is limited.

Please bring a chair.

Women, all who identify as such, are welcome to attend – from landowners to farmers to conservationist enthusiasts – whatever your background, from beginners to experts!

Our WiWiC events follow a Learning Circle model, with ample time and a safe space for story sharing, networking and collaborative learning. We all have something to both share and learn together.

WiWiC is a family-friendly space and you are welcome to bring your children.

Photos are taken at WiWiC events to help amplify the work being done by Wisconsin’s women land stewards, and to help promote future events. Your registration grants consent for your photo to be taken and used for these purposes.

Pasture Walk: Beginning a Grazing Program with Connor Field
2025-06-17 18:00 - 20:00 | Shea-Hi Field Farms, E3176 Woods Rd, Wonewoc, WI 53968, Wonewoc, Wisconsin, 53968
Connor Field will share his grazing journey, from initial ideas, the fencing process, to his first weeks of having cattle in the pastures. Snacks will be provided. For questions, contact (608) 847-7221 or caroline.zimmerman@usda.gov.

Bison Pasture Walk
2025-06-19 16:00 - 19:00 | Back in Time Bison Ranch, 2606 County Rd C, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, 54481
Join Golden Sands for a pasture walk at Back in Time Bison Ranch! John and Cindy Gedritis have been raising bison for almost 3 years in Portage County. With limited information about raising bison available to producers, they have learned much from their own trial and error, as well as many other bison farms across the state. If you are interested in raising bison yourself, already have bison and want to connect, or just plain curious – join us for this pasture walk opportunity!

Visit their website to learn more at https://www.backintimebison.com/

Tentative Agenda:

4 PM Welcome

4:15 PM Presentation on Bison Basics

5 PM Pasture Walk

Infrastructure tour with focus on Handling Facilities

Bison Grazing Behavior & Management

Prescribed burning Discussion

6 PM Bison Tasting and other Refreshments

6:30PM Check Out a Soil Pit!

RSVP here by June 17th!

Solstice Potluck! Lunch and Learn and Make Art with Regenerate MKE!
2025-06-20 12:00 - 15:00 | Regenerate MKE @ Historic Bay View, 2940 S Logan Ave, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53207
This on-farm gathering will be an opportunity for women landowners, growers, and conservation professionals to connect around their shared interest in land stewardship and to learn from one another. It will be a casual lunch potluck hosted by Karen Lemke, on behalf of Regenerate MKE, which supports networking among permaculture-minded organizations in the Milwaukee River Estuary/ Rivershed. The permaculture principles and ethics such as “Fair Share, People Care and Earth Care”.

Dr. Karen Lemke has been organizing around re-localized food systems since 2009, and is a member of the Design School for Regenerating Earth, hosting conversations about organizing our bioregions and processing collapse-acceptance/grief related to climate change. She conducted research on the power dynamics of who defines what local food is, and advocates for returning to relationship-based food, loving on everyone who helps get fresh food into our bellies.

Others will be invited to share their conservation experiences as well. Please bring a chair and a dish and/or beverage to share, and any questions you may have. Regenerate MKE strives for zero waste event planning! If you are interested in a conservation opportunities for your land, this is the gathering for you to bring curiosity and questions!

To avoid cross-contamination please do not wear boots or other footwear that is used around livestock or poultry. Disposable booties can be available on request. Thanks!

What To Expect:

To network with other women in the area around shared dreams, challenges, and experiences of conservation.

To learn about the WiWiC project and opportunities that exist for women landowners to access conservation practices

To gather on a working farm, with some uneven ground and uncertain weather – dress accordingly.

To eat, talk, laugh and connect.

Event Details:

Event is free to attend but registration is required and space is limited.

Women, all who identify as such, are welcome to attend – from landowners to farmers to conservationist enthusiasts – whatever your background, from beginners to experts!

Photos are taken at WiWiC events to help amplify the work being done by Wisconsin’s women land stewards, and to help promote future events. Your registration grants consent for your photo to be taken and used for these purposes.

Acres U.S.A. 'Farm Weird' Event
2025-06-21 09:00 - 16:00 | Jason Mauck Farm, 17797 N Cr 500W, Gaston, Indiana, 47342
Introducing the 2025 Acres U.S.A. Farm Weird Event: Join the ACRES U.S.A.® FARM WEIRD Field Day, an inspiring and unconventional celebration of innovative farming, hosted by the Jason Mauck. This unique event will feature an incredible lineup of speakers, including regenerative agriculture expert John Kempf, and soil health advocate Gary Zimmer. Experience hands-on learning as you explore a variety of venues showcasing cutting-edge techniques such as relay cropping with a live wheat and soybean harvest, in-crop grazing innovations like the Stockcropper system, silvopasture management in adjacent woods, alley cropping with corn, and perennial alley cropping integrated with grazing.

Discover how cover crops can revolutionize gardening by reducing weeds, and explore garden schematics, including the Three Sisters planting method, at Jason’s home. The day also offers opportunities to relax and unwind, with a golf course for play and a live concert featuring a band.

With a schedule packed with crop tours, engaging presentations, and open exploration, this field day is the perfect opportunity to connect, learn, and leave inspired to push the boundaries of farming.

Event will be 9am to 4pm – Parking will be on site. Tickets and more info including speaker bios can be viewed here

Pasture Walk at Sullivan Family Farm
2025-06-24 11:30 - 14:00 | Sullivan Family Farm, 404 S Packer Dr, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, 54220
Come join Glacierland RC&D for a fun and educational pasture walk at Sullivan Family Farm! This in-person event will take place at 404 S Packer Dr. Get ready to learn about multi-species grazing with Ryan Sullivan, Sullivan Family Farm, and Kelsey Wallisch, Glacierland RC&D, walk our pastures and hear from Randy Cutler, from Cutler Fence, regarding fencing for multi-species grazing operations. We’re serving up a Sullivan Family “farm to table” lunch with Holla on Wheels.

Sullivan Family Farm has a passion for fresh food and good food. This veteran owned 40-acre farm grazes sheep and beef, pastures poultry, and grows a variety of seasonal vegetables.

We can’t wait to see you there!

Sullivan Family Farm has a passion for fresh food and good food. This veteran owned 40 acre farm grazes sheep and beef, pastures poultry, and grows a variety of seasonal vegetables.

SCHEDULE:

11:30 Registration & Lunch

12:00 Welcome & Begin Pasture Walk

1:00 Fencing Demonstration for Multi-Species Grazing with Randy Cutler, of Cutler Fence. Randy is a certified representative for Gallagher Fence & has installation crews that serve all of Wisconsin.

Free event, registration required: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pasture-walk-at-sullivan-family-farm-tickets-1325152780639

Solar Sheep Grazing
2025-06-25 17:30 - 19:30 | Halbur’s Heavenly Hill, W3858 Wisconsin 23 Trunk, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, 54937
Join Glacierland RC&D for a pasture walk at Halbur’s Heavenly Hill where Olivia Halbur will demonstrate how her sheep turned OneEnergy’s solar field into a healthy rotationally grazed pasture.

Sarah Glover, Land Steward with OneEnergy, will discuss how the sheep are used as land management tools for their company.

To ensure biosecurity, visitors must come with no manure on shoes, with clean shoes (footwear) and clothes not worn to another farm, petting zoo, livestock or fair exhibition. Boot covers will also be provided at the event. Thank you for your understanding

Free event, registration required: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/solar-sheep-grazing-tickets-1328733841689

From the Wisconsin to the Fox: A Golden Sands RC&D Grazing Tour
2025-06-25 18:00 - 20:00 | Back2Basics Family Farm, W7948 Dover Ave, Westfield, Wisconsin, 53964
Join Golden Sands RC&D to learn from Krystian and Monika Weglarz of Back2Bascis Family Farm and tour their 160+ acres. Back2Basics uses modern technology and old-world knowledge to bring healing and restoration to the land. They provide the best possible care for their animals and aim to build a connection to food, nature, and holistic nutrition for their family, friends, and customers. In addition to pasture-raised, grass-fed, and finished and Certified Organic Fed meats and eggs, they sell dehydrated dog treats, herbal teas, and beef tallow.

More details here

Farm Finance 101
2025-06-26 09:00 - 12:00 | Columbia County Administration Building, 112 E Edgewater Street, Portage, Wisconsin, 53901, United States
Join in for an engaging speaking session featuring financial experts from Farmers & Merchants Union Bank: Amy Voigt and Doug Lambert

Understanding different types of ag loans

Preparing ag financial statements: How are financial statements useful for my farm?

How to make a cash flow projection

FSA loan programs to support farmers financially

Farm management resources

Event to take place in rooms 113, 114, 115 of the Columbia County Administration Building

*There is construction in downtown Portage on Hwys 16 & 33, do not follow the detours that bypass town

Sime Farm Soil Health Event
2025-06-26 09:30 - 12:00 | Sime Farm, 1192 Starr School Rd, Stoughton, Wisconsin, 53589
Dane Demo Farms presents:Sime Farm Soil Health EventSime Farm, 1192 Starr School Rd, Stoughton, WI

Get a firsthand look at soil diversity across farming systems in a dual-site soil pit dig.

See how your soil measures up – learn about the Haney test and compare real local samples to UW PSNT and routine tests.

Explore innovative livestock feeding strategies on a farm tour with the Sime family – learn how they maximize cover crops and marginal lands to reduce feed costs.

Hot lunch provided by the Biological Farmer Friends farmer-led watershed group.

RSVP appreciated but not required, call or text Marie, 608-228-6324

View Facebook event here

Prairie Potluck! Brunch and Learn in Pepin County
2025-06-26 11:00 - 13:30 | Sally’s Prairie, W8957 Goat Back Rd, Pepin, Wisconsin, 54759
About the Event

Come tour a prairie side-by-side with Conservation Coach Sally Farrar, natural resource professionals, and neighbors that can build our knowledge of prairies, prairie establishment and restoration. Sally Farrar, a passionate prairie steward from Pepin County, will lead a hike through her personal prairie and explain the process in regards to seed selection, pollinators and native grasses, drilling vs. tilling, prairie burns and more. Learn about specific grasses, pollinators, wildflowers, grassland birds and other biodiversity that prairies foster. The event is free of charge, but we ask you bring a dish to pass. Registration is required.

Sally Farrar is a Conservation Coach with the WiWiC project and also own 72 acres is Pepin County including a mix of open, forested and prairie. Her curiosity about conservation, along with some initial inspiration having observed and participated in the restoration with Cynthia Lane, fueled her own initiative to restore a 13-acre prairie and go on to add more pollinator habitat in future years. She says, “The path of conservation can become a way of being, often a quiet and unseen mission that can lead to great personal reward and fulfillment.”

Others will be invited to share their conservation experiences as well. Please bring a chair, a water bottle, and a dish and/or beverage to share. If you are interested in conservation opportunities for your land, this is the gathering for you to bring curiosity and questions!

This event is co-sponsored by Michael Fields Agricultural Institute and Renewing the Countryside. It is free to attend but registration is required. Details and RSVP here!

Location: Sally’s Prairie, W8957 Goat Back Rd, Pepin, WI 54759, USA

Sauk County Pasture Walk-Echo-Y Farm
2025-06-26 18:00 - 20:00 | Echo-Y Farm, S7905 Sky View Rd, Loganville, WI, 53943
Interested in how electric collars can work in a rotational grazing system? Come to Echo-Y Farms to see e-collars in action & their performance so far. The Yankes will share their experience & a Gallagher representative will be present to answer questions regarding the collars.

Rainfall Simulator and Organic Dairy Grazing Farm Tour
2025-06-28 13:00 - 16:00 | Grassway Organics, W2716 Friemoth Rd, East Troy, Wisconsin, 53120
Join Glacierland RC&D at Grassway Organics for a farm tour, rainfall simulator demonstration, and On-Farm Pizza!

This is a free event by the Walworth Alliance Teaching Environmental Regenerative Systems

(WATERS) — a producer-led watershed protection group dedicated to improving the health of our county’s lakes, streams, and groundwater.

Registration is required: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rainfall-simulator-and-organic-dairy-grazing-farm-tour-tickets-1281121782739

Grassland Birds & Grazing Pasture Walk
2025-06-28 16:00 - 18:00 | Prairie Pastured Beef, LLC, 5079 County Rd M, Junction City, Wisconsin, 54443
Join Golden Sands RC&D at Prairie Pastured Beef LLC to learn how Carl has used managed grazing to convert brush and depleted land to lush productive pasture that supports grassland bird habitat. Ashly Steinke of Audubon Great Lakes will be present to answer questions and share how to become bird friendly certified. Then hear from NRCS on the considerations to make when deciding to graze wetland reserve program (WRP) land. A meal will be provided following the pasture walk.

Event is FREE but RSVP is required! RSVP here!

Great River Graziers Pasture Walk - Andy Mullikin
2025-07-01 10:30 - 12:00 | Mullikin Farm, 53280 County Rd N, Wauzeka, WI, 53826
Methods for rejuvenating the existing pasture. Grazing timing, grazing intensity,adding species, and rest period.

Dairy Heifer Pasture Walk
2025-07-09 17:00 - 19:00 | Leder Farm, N8714 County Road T, Bear Creek, Wisconsin, 54922
Join Golden Sands RC&D and our partners at the Leder farm to see their custom dairy heifer grazing operation. Leders, seasoned sheep graziers, started this year custom grazing heifers for nearby Wepner Farms. Learn about their setup, heifer grazing, and the virtual fence collars that they are testing out, as well as the PaddockTrac, pasture management system.

All Creatures Big & Small: Ecosystem Benefits on Your Farm
2025-07-09 17:30 - 19:30 | Outwash Acres, 8403 368th Ave., Burlington, Wisconsin, 53105, United States
Tour Outwash Acres and learn from expert speakers how soil microbes, pollinators, birds, small mammals, coyotes and more benefit your farm. All are welcome to attend this free family friendly event, but registration is required.

Pasture Walk: Grazing Adaptability with Bill Powers
2025-07-10 18:00 - 20:00 | Powers Farm, N2650 Burns Rd, Mauston, WI 53948, Mauston, Wisconsin, 53948
Bill Powers will discuss how to remain flexible when facing various obstacles and the importance of grass management. Come learn real-world grazing solutions to actual grazing problems. Snacks will be provided. For questions, contact (608) 847-7221 or caroline.zimmerman@usda.gov

Pasture Walk at Wagner Family Farms
2025-07-10 18:00 - 21:00 | Wagner Family Farms, N5228 Cloverdale Rd, Black River Falls, Wisconsin, 54615
Join River Country RC&D for a pasture walk at Wagner Family Farms on July 10th in Black River Falls!

The Wagner Family are experienced dairy farmers with a wealth of knowledge for pasture management and organic dairy farming. They have been farming on this property since 1987. Although they started milking Holsteins, over time they have transitioned their herd to Milking Shorthorns.

Come on out for a beautiful and educational evening on the farm, learn why they switched breeds for milking success, and so much more!

Apple River Farm Tour
2025-07-12 10:00 - 17:00 | WI
Our 14 farms and orchards hug country roads, bend around bubbling streams and sit by clear lakes. We’re clustered in and around Amery, St. Croix Falls, and River Falls, Wisconsin. See the full list of farms here! Come join us and tour Apple River Farms! Ask questions, have fun, and tell us about your food journey. And be sure to bring along a cooler — there’ll be lots of great, local food. For your comfort: a porta-potty at every farm.

Details, map and more: https://appleriverfarmtour.com/
