Kinnikinnick Farm

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Kinnikinnick Farm

Pasture raised Poultry & Pork, Family Farm Stays in North Central Illinois It started out as a dream. Years and years ago. Just the two of us. And our family.

We wanted to leave the city and start a farm. Now, years later, we consider everyone in our farm circle part of our farm family. Employees. Neighbors, Customers. Farm Guests—especially the weekly, revolving, posse of kids who pull on their boots, jump onto the feed wagon, and help Farmer David with farm chores. Thank you all for being part of it...by visiting us here online, at our pickup locations,
or on the farm.

07/05/2022

We knew the days would come. With sadness but gratitude for so many years of devotion, protection and joy we have to pass on the news. Lina and Teddy, our beautiful Tatras are both gone. 💔

03/26/2022

Kinnikinnick Greenhouse. March

Our greenhouse doubles as a winter storage space for irrigation equipment and staff golf carts. They are out now and we have started to grow transplants. If you look closely, you can see the first few seedling flats that just came out of the germination chamber. Lettuces, onions, and Genovese basil. Coming up: more lettuces and broccoli, peppers, tomatoes, cukes and zukes, eggplants, beets, and herbs. In a few weeks the benches will be packed and the greenhouse will feel and smell like eternal Spring. Look for our Spring Produce Box in early June.

03/12/2022

Our calendar for 2022 is quite full, but we have opened a waiting list for the limited number of openings we have.
For this season, we are hosting only Weekend stays and the minimum stay is three nights. For more information and to link to the wait list form, please visit our website:

11/28/2021

We are working on the calendar and rates for 2022, please check back with us in early January.

12/06/2020

Make your holiday meals brighter with delicious local eggs, meat and great gift ideas too! Link in bio.

11/16/2020

Our holiday celebrations will be more intimate this year, but they can still be delicious! Stock up on eggs, chicken, pork, grass fed beef, honey, goats milk soap and natural skincare at one of our pre-paid safe touchless drop sites.

11/09/2020

New drop-off sites in Lagrange and River Forest. Visit our website to find details on time and location, browse the store and shop for pasture raised poultry, pork, grass fed beef, eggs and more!

08/31/2020

Late summer bliss

06/18/2020

Our Evanston & Chicago drop sites are safe and quick pickup for Eggs, Meat, Honey, and Ladysmith Farm natural skin care. Link in bio for ordering!

06/15/2020

We are delighted to announce that we will be welcoming guests up the farm road for this summer.

We are opening gradually, at less than full capacity, to allow our staff to adjust to the additional sanitation procedures.

If you have a reservation for this season and you have questions or concerns, please reach out to us via email.

If you joined our wait list for this season, we will be in touch soon as we expect more than the normal frequency of cancellations and may be able to accommodate families from the waiting list.

05/22/2020

The Farmall is lonely. Should be filled with kids helping Farmer David with chores. But wait she will until we can safely welcome guests. Happy Memorial Day weekend!

Address

21123 Grade School Road
Caledonia, IL
61011

Telephone

+18152923288

Website

http://www.kinnikinnickfarm.com/

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Kinnikinnick Farm is an established, certified, organic farm that sells produce directly to Chicago chefs and farmers market customers. The farm grows a wide variety of greens, heirloom tomatoes, root crops, and seasonal vegetables starting with asparagus and snap peas in the Spring and ending with butternut squash and sun-chokes in the Fall. We are particularly fond of Italian varieties. Many of our seeds come from small seed companies in Italy.