Farms in Springfield, IL

Springfield · Farmers Market

Humphrey's Market is a local farmers market located in Springfield, IL in Sangamon County. Products available include Potatoes, Lake Whitefish, Tea, Cucumbers, Pears, Radishes, Snapper, Tomatoes. A community farmers market supporting local growers and producers.

Springfield · Agritourism Farm

Bomke's Patch grows more than 50 varieties of pumpkins and gourds on its Springfield farm, from tiny gourds to full jack-o'-lantern size. Visitors take a pre-picked pumpkin or clip their own straight off the vine, and a corn-and-bean maze, wagon rides, petting zoo, and play area fill out the visit. Open Saturdays and Sundays only, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., through fall.

Springfield · Farmers Market

Chatham · Farm Stand, Orchard

Dawson · Agritourism Farm

The Lazy T grows an unusually long list of crops on Clear Creek Road outside Dawson — apples, sweet corn, snap peas, pumpkins, a half-dozen kinds of berries, and eggs and poultry raised on the same ground. It's a diversified small farm rather than a single-crop operation, closer to a working farm stand than an attraction. Call ahead, since hours shift with what's actually ripe.

Jefferson Street Athens · Farmers Market

Vendors gather on Jefferson Street in Athens, a small Sangamon County town north of Springfield, at a community-run market supporting local growers and small businesses. Detailed hours and vendor lists aren't posted widely online, so the market's Facebook page is the best source for week-to-week updates before making the trip.

Athens · Agritourism Farm

Rochester · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Tallula · Farm Stand

Pleasant Plains · Farmers Market

AMW Luffas is a local farmers market located in Pleasant Plains, IL in Sangamon County. Products available include Local Delivery, Transportation & Shipping, Delivery. A community farmers market supporting local growers and producers.

Mt Pulaski

Tyson's Over the Moon Farm operates out of Mt Pulaski, listed under agriculture and farming with the local chamber of commerce. Details beyond its location are thin online, a small operation worth a call before visiting.

Mason City · Produce Farm

Kirby Farms grows corn and seasonal produce on a family operation in Mason City, supplying local businesses and residents directly. Beyond field crops, the farm makes small-batch jarred horseradish, sold for $5 a jar at pickup. Neighbors on LocalHarvest describe a farm willing to go out of its way with last-minute produce runs and community donations.

Mt. Pulaski · Farmers Market

FarmFED Co-op runs a food-processing and cold-storage facility in Mt. Pulaski built to move Central Illinois produce into grocery stores, schools, and hospitals. The co-op lightly processes and freezes staple vegetables — tomatoes, broccoli, bell peppers, carrots, and green beans — packaged for both bulk institutional orders and smaller retail units. Local food entrepreneurs can also rent space in its licensed commercial kitchen for custom processing.

Taylorville · Farmers Market

Taylorville Farmers' Marketplace runs Saturday mornings, April through October, on the east side of the downtown square at 102 S. Main Street. Vendors have to be based within 30 miles of Taylorville to sell here, which keeps the produce, meat, and handmade goods genuinely local rather than trucked in. It's organized through the town's Main Street revitalization effort, not a standalone nonprofit.

Lincoln · Farmers Market

Lincoln · Farmers Market

Lincoln's Saturday market runs 8 a.m. to noon in Scully Park on South Kickapoo Street, with growers selling produce, plants and flowers, honey, and baked goods under the park's shade trees. It's a small-town outdoor market — no vendor list posted online, so what's available shifts week to week with the harvest.

Franklin · Farm Stand