Every river has a watershed. Every city has a farmshed.

A farmshed is the network of people, businesses, organizations, and productive lands that create a local food economy.

Central Rivers Farmshed is a growing movement in Central Wisconsin to build and strengthen relationships between local farms, restaurants, retailers, and consumers.

To get involved, visit our wiki page at www.farmshed.pbwiki.com.

Relive the Year of Central Wisconsin Local Food with Farmshed's Winter Newsletter

The Beet

THINK SPRING!

Join a Local Community Supported Farm Today!

• What is Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)?

• The CSA's of Central Wisconsin - Join Now!

   

  Moonshadow Farm (Wausau, WI)
  Pick up at farm or drop off points at Wausau, Marathon, Merrill, Stevens Point, Marshfield, Tomahawk, Rhinelander, Minocqua and Eagle River.
  Contact Blaine Tornow at 715-675-6588 or 715-848-9800
  See "Farm" page at www.downtowngrocery.com
   

  Maplewood Gardens (Elderon,  WI)

  Pick up at farm or drop offs in Wausau and Stevens Point

  Contact Dave Peterson at (715) 454-6609

   

  SunnySky Farm (Amherst Junction, WI)

  Pick up at farm or drop off points in St. Point, Wausau, Plover, Waupaca, Wis. Rapids

  Contact Mark Anderson at (715) 824-2697 www.sunnyskyfarm.com

   

  Stoney Acres Farm (Athens, WI)

  Pick up at farm or drop offs in Wausau, Athens, Marathon, Merril and Medford

  Contact Katrina Becker & Tony Schultz at (715) 432-4683  www.stoneyacresfarm.net

   

  Whitefeather Organics (Custer, WI)

  Pick up at farm

  Contact Tony and Laura at (715) 252-2051 www.whitefeatherorganics.com

   

  Malek Family Stewardship Farms, Inc. (Rosholt, WI)

  Developing a limited CSA in 2008

  Contact Chris Malek at (715) 342-9809

   

  BioDiverseCity  (Wisconsin Rapids, WI)

  Drop points will be in Marshfield, Wisconsin. Rapids, Stevens Point, and possibly Wausau

  Contact Laura @ 715-213-8584  www.biodiversecity.com

   

Would you like to be involved?

Join in discussion at our Google Group or get involved at or wiki page at www.farmshed.pbwiki.com.

Healthy farmsheds grow healthy communities.