central wisconsin farm fresh atlas...central wisconsin farm fresh atlas • Farms and businesses are listed alphabetically. • Use the Map on pages 14 and 15 to find a farm or business

central wisconsin farm fresh atlas

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• Operatinginawaythatprotectsandsustainstheregion’slandandwaterresources

• Treatinganimalswithcareandrespect• Providingsafeandfairworkingconditionsforemployees

• SellingWisconsinproductsthataregrownonfarmortheyhelpedproduce

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• Operatinginawaythatprotectsandsustainstheregion’slandandwaterresources

• Providingsafeandfairworkingconditionsforemployees

• SellingproductsmadeusingrawmaterialsgrownonWisconsinfarms

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TheCSAmodelhasitsrootsin1960sJapan.Itisapartnershipbetweenproducersandcommunitymembers,knownasshareholdersormembers,whoinvestinalocalfarmbypayingforafullseason’sworthofproduceinearlyspringbeforethegrowingseasonstarts.Thisbenefitsgrowersbyprovidingincomeforthefarm’soperatingexpenses,andinreturnmembersreceiveaweeklyshareoftheharvestthroughoutthegrowingseason.Sharesaretypicallydistributedthroughcentralpickupsitesoratthefarm.

ManyCSAfarmsofferopportunitiesformemberparticipationthroughworkshopsandseasonalcelebrations,buildingcommunitybyreconnectingmemberstotheseasonsandfosteringrelationshipsbetweenmembersandthepeoplewhogrowtheirfood.Somefarmsmayalsoofferworkershares,whichmeansmemberstradelaborinexchangeforaCSAshare.FindaCSAfarmnearyoubyusingtheCSAicon.

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Farmshed fact:Eatinglocallygrownfoodreducesourcarbonfootprintandgreenhousegasemissions.Alocalfoodeconomyprovidesanalternativetofoodthatisproducedonaglobalscale.Peoplewhoseekoutandenjoylocallyproducedfoodareknownaslocavores!

6. Blue Moon Heirloom Farm

Kevin & Theresa Ohm8663 Arpin Richfield RdArpin 54410715.652.2195715.897.3436theresa@bluemoonheirloomfarm.comwww.bluemoonheirloomfarm.com

We are a third generation family homestead, naturally raising produce and meats. By using a slow growth, grass based diet, we have happy, healthy, nutritious animals. Our emphasis is on heirloom varieties, be it in the garden or field. Visitors welcome. Please call first. Proud members of Auburndale Food Cooperative.

5. Bice’s Quality Critter Ranch

Pat & Cindy Bice4295 Apple RdVesper [email protected]

Chapter Leaders for the Weston A. Price Foundation, we specialize in raising quality pasture-raised meats. We feed and finish on grass. We raise Belted Galloway Beef, haired lambs, Berkshire pork, chickens, meat and dairy goats. They are organically grown and Certified Naturally Grown. We also make laundry soap, goats milk shampoo bars and soap! We are gluten free. Visits are by appointment only. 1/2 mile off highway 13/73 North.

2. Arnold’s strawberries

Tom Arnold343 Cty Rd PPRudolph 54475715.435.3322 www.arnoldsstrawberries.com

You-pick or pre-picked. Operated by the same family for over 100 years. Picking fields are weed and sand-free so our berries are beautiful. Open rain or shine daily 6:30am. Families and pickers of all ages welcome. Visit us on Facebook. Located east of Rudolph. Half mile east of Cty Rd O on Cty Rd PP.

3. Beltie Beef, LLC / Caldwell Farms

Michael & Lorna Caldwell3138 Yellowstone RdMilladore 54454715.457.6765fax [email protected]/www.beltiebeef.com

Caldwell Farms is a family-owned and-operated farm. A Scottish heirloom breed, Belted Galloways, “Belties,” are the perfect breed for grass-fed beef production. Breeding stock also available. Our goal: combine the right animal, our God-given talents, and a healthful environment to produce the best beef possible.

4. Berryland Farm

Rick & Nancy Merkel6702 Old Hwy 10 WestAuburndale [email protected]

Berryland Farm is a U-Pick orchard. Open in season. We have 12 varieties of apples as well as blueberries, pears, plums, and pumpkins. Visit our website for more on our family-owned farm/orchard.

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1. Altenburg’s Country Gardens, LLC

Harold Altenburg & Family7020 Hwy 54 EastWisconsin Rapids [email protected]

Family-owned since 1964. Pick your own strawberries (mid-June to mid-July, daily at 6:30am once season starts). Pick-your-own pumpkins, fall fun on the farm, corn maze, hayrides, cute “spook house” for kids, and fall produce and decorations.End of September through October 31, Monday-Saturday 9:00am - 6:00pm, Sunday 11:00am - 5:00pm. Call for information on special fall events.

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8. Cathy’s Creations

Cathy WinemanM636 Galvin AveStratford 54484715.687.4741715.506.0096sheephides@gmail.comwww.cathys-creationswi.com

I sell lamb by the half, whole, or by cut. I have pasture-raised chicken and eggs. I custom spin and make a basic unscented soap and bar shampoo. I have knitted items and tanned sheep hides. 3 miles west of 97, 2 1/4 miles south of 153, and 3/4 north of C.Roadside stand open Tuesday & Thursday 12pm - 7pm; Saturday 9am - 4pm or by appointment.

7. Burr Oak Winery

Steve & Judy KennedyN5873 Hwy 12/16New Lisbon 53950608.562.5271608.548.7270jkennedy@mwt.netwww.burroakwinery.com

Burr Oak Winery offers free tasting of regionally grown grapes and free tours of the facility. Visitors may walk through the vineyards or have a leisurely glass of wine in the wine garden. It’s a great venue for hosting your family’s special events too.Hours: Monday - Sunday 11am - 5pm.

9. Cedar Hedge Poultry & Produce

Jim Fenner & Nicole Dean8797 Hwy 54Amherst [email protected]

Cedar Hedge provides our customers with a wide variety of fresh, naturally grown produce and poultry. We have spring plant sales, fall pumpkins, and everything in between. A produce stand is located on site and we do accept orders by phone or e-mail. We provide freshness from our fields to your table.

10. Chet’s Blueberry Farm, LLC

Chet SkippyCty Rd J and 9th StCuster 54423715.340.4989

Blueberries are antioxidant superstars. Our U-Pick farm has over 14,000 Highbush cultivated blueberry plants with eight different varieties on 12 acres. The farm has a well-groomed picking field, lots of parking, and restrooms. The season usually starts in July until mid-August. Call for updated picking dates and times. From Hwy 10, exit Cty Rd J. Go north 1.5 miles on J to farm on right at intersection of Cty Rd J and 9th St.

12. Cutler Country Comfort

Randy & Sally Cutler2554 Cty NMilladore [email protected]

Cutler Country Comfort: producing naturally grown vegetables, fruits, and meats. A high tunnel and greenhouse give extended season availability for customers. All meat is grown using rotational grazing. Call for availability. Will make deliveries to major towns.

11. Cournoyer Orchard

Mark & Kelly Cournoyer10116 Eagle RdMarshfield [email protected]/CournoyerOrchard

No Spray pest control. Family friendly, you pick/we pick orchard with 90% of apples picked off the trees without ladders. Picking from August-October. Wide variety of apple cultivars for all occasions. Wildlife apples and windfalls as well! 6 miles west of Marshfield to Eagle Road. South of County H and north of Hwy 10.

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13. DanCin’ Hills Farm

Dan & Cindy Miller 421 County Rd FHamburg 54411 715.571.2642 [email protected]

DanCin’ Hills Farm has chemical free apples and cider from our orchard and other fruits and vegetables grown on-site. Find us at the Wausau Farmers Market or visit us in Hamburg - 17 miles northwest of Wausau. On farm store with seasonal crafts and gift items. Call for hours and days. Find us on Facebook @DanCin’ Hills Farm. 9 miles north of Marathon City on Hwy 107 then west 1.5 miles to farm.

14. Dancing Bear Apiary at

Main Street Marketplace Waupaca

Kent Pegorsch103 North Main StWaupaca [email protected]

Local central Wisconsin honey has been our specialty since 1976. Our honeybees produce all of our honey and we sell exclusively through our store, Main Street Marketplace in downtown Waupaca. Open 7 Days a week! Honey is available in containers from 1# jars to 60# pails.

15. Decker Family Vegetable Farm

Dave & Dee DeckerN2320 22nd LnWautoma 54982920.787.7578 920.295.5396

Bi-color sweet corn, red, white, blue, yellow, Russet and finger potatoes, muskmelons, watermelons, gourds, squash, sweet potatoes, beets, carrots, green and yellow beans, tomatoes, peppers, Indian corn, straw bales, eggs, corn stalks, kohlrabi, cabbage, and zucchini. Located 6 miles east of Wautoma on 22nd Lane, 0.5 mile north of Hwy 21. Farm stands are located between Carquest and 4 Star Restaurant in Wautoma and next to Wally’s Welding Shop in Red Granite.

16. Dry barn meats

Wayne EisentrautN4180 Sunny View RdWaupaca 54981715.256.0305 715.412.2799 [email protected]

Bull calves from the family organic dairy, raised on a pasture based farm. We are licensed and inspected. We raise meat chickens in bottomless pens and free-range hens for eggs. We make our own maple syrup and a neighbor has bee hives on the farm. Visitors are welcome (please call ahead). 5 miles NE of Waupaca between Hwy’s E and K.

17. East Slope Farm

Brian & Anne NischkeN8905 West River RdManawa 54949920.596.3473715.630.5129info@eastslopefarm.comwww.eastslopefarm.com

East Slope Farm is a 40-acre farm that produces vegetables and herbs for CSA and farmers’ market sales. We will accommodate individual and wholesale special orders. The farm is in the process of becoming certified organic. We are 7 miles north of Manawa. Visitors welcome. Please call to arrange a visit.

18. Flyte Family Farms LLC

Adam & Carolyn FlyteW13450 Cottonville AveColoma 54930715.228.2304715.570.2683flyte@uniontel.netwww.flytefamilyfarm.com

U-Pick strawberries and blueberries begin in season where greenhouse tomatoes and English cucumbers are always fresh and ready. Our colorful dry edible beans and garlic are also a big hit! Visit us online for a complete listing of locations and in season products. Just off I-39, exit WI-21 west to Frontage Rd., north to second left on Cottonville, follow the signs.

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21. Gorski’s Grande Pause

Sam GorskiN1889 St Rd 22Waupaca 54981715.630.3241gorskisgrandepause@gmail.comwww.gorskisgrandepause.com

Gorski’s Grande Pause is a small-family farm that practices environmentally conscious grass farming to produce high-quality diversified products including: beef, chicken, lamb and fiber products, eggs, produce and foods prepared in our licensed processing kitchen. We deliver to our customers as well as sell on site. We hold events on the farm and tours are encouraged.

20. Good Earth Farms, LLC

Michael & Deb Hansen10431 Mayflower RdMilladore [email protected]

Farming as if everything matters! Our mission: to produce and home-deliver humanely raised, high quality, organic grass-fed beef and lamb, pastured pork, pasture-raised chicken and turkey at a reasonable price. Located in central Wisconsin, we’re certified organic because it’s what we believe in. Learn much more at our website. Located between Stevens Point and Marshfield, just north of Hwy 10 near Blenker. Call for appointments.

19. Glacial Lake Cranberries

Mary Brazeau Brown2480 Cty Rd DWisconsin Rapids [email protected] www.cranberrylink.com

The Visitor Center sells fresh cranberries (during harvest) andother cranberry-related items. Harvest tours (approximately end of September through late October): Mon-Fri: 10:30am and 1:30pm, and Saturday: 10am, 11am, and 1pm, and 2pm. Reservations are required. Tours and Visitor Center hours available upon request during other seasons. Please call for reservations.

22. Grampa Glenn’s Organic Strawberries

Nenn StuveW11280 Cty Rd BHumbird 54746715.964.8663715.896.5510gstuve@centurytel.netgrampaglennsorganicberries.com

Certified organic strawberries: U-pick. Bring the family dawn to dusk in season. No chemicals—just God’s sunshine and rain! We look forward to seeing you! Watch for our organic signs. 1/4 mile EAST of Humbird on Cty Rd B - 16 miles west of Neillsville on Hwy 10 then B or 40 miles south of Eau Claire on Hwy 12/27.

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Farmshed fact:Buyinglocalfoodkeepsmoreofourfooddollarscirculatinginourcommunities.

23. GrasWerka Family Farm LLC

Kris Hoffman10806 9th Ln Athens [email protected]://graswerka.wordpress.com

Real food you can feel good about. Our family raises heritage Berkshire pigs, meat chickens, rabbit, duck and eggs on organic pastures. Organic grain, plentiful green grass and sunshine combine to create meat with an incredible nutrient profile and intense flavor. Visit us at the Weston Farmers Market or farm. 4 miles West of Little Chicago on A, 1.5 miles North on 9th Ln.

24. Greens & Goods / Community Industries

Sondra Mosurinjohn2400 Willow DrPlover 54467715.344.4563greensandgoodsatcic@gmail.comwww.communityindustries.org

Greens & Goods creates meaningful employment opportunities for people with disabilities by cultivating organic produce for the community. Growing 20 types of salad greens, spinach & microgreens as well as other seasonal items, we specialize in nutrient dense produce. Find us at the Market on Strongs, your favorite restaurants & other retail locations. Farm Stand at 41 Park Ridge Dr, Stevens Point, May through September.

25. Half Moon Hill

Gerrid & Sadie Franke625 Cty Rd AHamburg [email protected]

Our small 32-acre family farm features all natural, pasture-raised lamb, beef, and chicken, and holiday turkeys. We also have strawberries, raspberries, and vegetables. Our lush pastures are kept green with intense rotational grazing, and sustainable farming practices ensure healthy animals & quality meat. Farm tours welcome- call ahead.

26. Honey Glow Farm

John & Sheri KohnN14293 Cty Rd POwen [email protected]

We are the premier supplier of honeybees, queenbees, and beekeeping equipment in central and northern Wisconsin. We sell honey and beeswax products (candles, soaps, etc.). Open Fridays and Saturdays, 10am-4pm March through Christmas. Other hours vary, please call. Located 3 miles west of Curtiss on Hwy 29, then South 1/2 mile on Hwy P, first farm on West. Hours: Friday & Saturdays, 10am - 4pm March through Christmas. Other hours vary, please call.

27. Igl Farms LLC

Brad, Brian & Tom IglW9689 Cherry RdAntgio [email protected]

Family owned and operated for over 75 years, we specialize in growing healthy nutritious organic potatoes and can sell in small or large quantities. We are certified organic and GAP certified. Availability generally from Sept - April. We also raise small grains and hay and have a small herd of grass-fed pastured raised beef. We are located 1 mile north of Antigo on the corner of Cherry and Pioneer Rd.

28. J & J Rainbow Ventures

Jeff & Janet Utech3880 Rainbow DrMerrill [email protected]

Been marketing blueberries for about 20 years, last 8 years have been treated as organic—NO insecticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers. We have 9 different varieties, about 7,500 plants in a very relaxed setting. U-pick and pre-picked starting 3rd week in July, runs 3 weeks. Call for picking times. Goats for tour or meat. North of Wausau 10 miles on Cty Rd K, right on Rainbow Dr, first farm on left.

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29. January Farms

Debra Hunt & Kim Beckham4282 Cty Rd YCuster [email protected]

January Farms produces field and greenhouse-grown herbs and vegetables, hand-harvested apples, and old-fashioned, pan-boiled maple syrup. Our free-ranged and lovingly tended hens produce extra-large mixed colored eggs on land that has been chemical-free for 15 years. We practice diverse culture farming to yield richly flavored, wholesome foods to feed your soul.

30. Jays Hilltop Sugarhouse

Jay Gordon9557 Jerome StNelsonville [email protected]

Established in 2004, Jay’s Hilltop Sugarhouse makes authentic pure maple syrup. The maple trees in our sugarbush produce natural maple sap free of any additives, fertilizers, or chemicals. If you would like to visit during processing, call ahead for our boiling schedule during the sugaring season. Please search for us on the web, our web site will be posted soon.

31. Kimmet Croft Fiber

Wisconsin Wool Exchange1009 First StStevens Point [email protected]@wisconsinwoolexchange.comwww.wisconsinwoolexchange.com

Since 1975- Merino Sheep + Angora Rabbits = Yarns = Fairyhare, Softie, 100% Merino cozy comfort, lace weight. I also sell meats, sheep skins, socks, mittens, rovings and quilt batting. See products at the Wool Exchange! For meat call Janice 715.421.0121. Pasture grazing/natural practices. Healthy animals make superior products from my barn to you.

33. Kitowski Apple Orchard

Dennis & Mary Kitowski7791 Andrews LnCuster [email protected]

Small apple orchard. Various varieties for fresh dessert or cook-ing purposes. Can purchase on site or possible to pick your own. Call for information. If you’d like drops for cider or applesauce at a reduced price, please call ahead.

32. King Berry Farm & Greenhouse

and The Raspberry Connection

Steve & Patti SchellerE2076 King RdWaupaca 54981715.258.6055715.281.6881kingberryfarm@[email protected]

King Berry Farm provides each season with plentiful fresh produce. Asparagus, strawberries, raspberries (PYO), sweet corn, tomatoes, peaches, apples, squash, and pumpkins. Annuals, perennials, vegetable plants, and hanging baskets fill the greenhouse. The Raspberry Connection offers Christian gifts, books, gourmet foods, gifts with a message for home and garden.

34. Last Chance Carrell

Bronwyn Dilley & Greg Carrell6141 Brady RdBancroft [email protected]

We raise free-range poultry and will work towards organic certification. We are chemicalfree and the farm runs with mostly solar power.

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Farmshed fact:Directpurchaseshelpfarmersrealizemoreprofitfromtheirlabor.Foreverydollarwespendonconventionallyproducedfood,thefarmerkeeps11.6%orjustunder12cents.

39. Malek’s Berry Ranch

Joe & Linda Malek1792 Cty Rd GNekoosa [email protected]

May - asparagus (all pre-picked and pre-ordered). June - strawberries (pick-your-own, and pre-ordered). July - blueberries (all pick-your-own). Open Monday – Friday 6:30am – 6:30pm, Saturday & Sunday 6:30am – 4pm. Call for picking information. Farm is located on Cty Rd G between Nekoosa and the casino.

35. Lonely Oak Farm

Joel Kuehnhold11946 Cty Rd SMilladore [email protected]

Lonely Oak Farm is your source for certified organic vegetables, lamb, pork, and cage free eggs. Lamb pelts, raw fleece, and maple syrup are also available. Meat, vegetables, and eggs are sold through the Auburndale Food Cooperative or directly from the farm. Farm visits are always welcome!

36. lowland bison ranch

Phil & Ione Hausler2606 Cty Rd CStevens Point 54481715.345.9532lowlandbison@tznet.comwww.lowlandbisonranch.webs.com

LowLand Bison Ranch is family owned and operated. Producing naturally lean meat, the way nature intended: free-roaming and grass-fed. Bison is low in fat and cholesterol and high in protein and vitamins. Stop by our farm store for bison meat. Annual OPEN HOUSE is the 3rd Saturday of August. Find us on Facebook.Hours: If we are home, we are open.

37. Majestic Farms Greenhouse and Landscaping, LLC

Brenda & Jack Koshollek6301 Townline RdHatley 54440715.446.3873715.581.0544majesticgreenhouse@yahoo.comwww.majesticfarmsgreenhouse.com

At Majestic Farms we like to keep things simple, natural, and fun! Our family-owned greenhouses are plentiful with annual vegetables, herbs, hanging baskets, etc. Our landscaping services offer both native and common varieties of trees, shrubs, perennials, and full service landscaping and design. Please visit our website for hours. South of Hwy 29 (near Hatley) - Townline Rd is between Cty Rd Y and Q.

38. Malek Family Stewardship Farm, LLC

Chris & Lori MalekHwy 66 and Cty Rd IRosholt [email protected]

We are a certified organic farm growing vegetables, fruit, flowers, grain, and hay. We specialize in growing potatoes, offering over 12 types and numerous cultivars each year. We grow many heirloom vegetable varieties--those exceptional in taste and nutrition. We also offer a 20-week CSA starting the latter half of June, and we sell at the Stevens Point Farmer’s Market. Corner of Cty Rd I South and State Hwy 66, 2 miles west of Rosholt.

40. Moseley Roadside Market

Grant & Peggy Moseley5009 Cty Hwy OWarrens 54666608.378.4477608.387.1579grant@moseleysmarket.comwww.moseleysmarket.com

Family-operated since 1960. The greenhouse opens in early May. PYO blueberries start in early July with vegetables from cucumbers to zucchini by mid-July. Pumpkins, squash, gourds, and PYO raspberries in the fall. Also sell jam, honey, salsa, homemade pies and cookies. Located in the heart of cranberry country. From Tomah: go north on Hwy 12 four miles, turn right on Cty Rd O, go three miles, on left. From Warrens: two miles south on Cty Rd O.

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41. nami moon farms

Chris Holman & Maria Davis600 Oak Rd NorthCuster 54423715.340.5005 715.498.3276 [email protected]

We raise unique and heritage varieties of chickens, ducks,and turkeys in a rotating, pasture-based system that provides our birds more freedom. On a seasonal basis, we have chicken and duck eggs, some vegetables, mushrooms and honey. Most poultry is available year-round. Farm visits are welcome, please call ahead. Thanks!

43. NewGrass Farm, LLC

Paul Nehring4009 Henry StWausau [email protected]

We raise great tasting, grass-fed meat that fits in with your budget, your waistline, and your beliefs. We have products available at the Weston Farm Market in the summer or year round at our home. We guarantee you’ll enjoy our products and you’ll appreciate how they were raised.

44. ninepatch

Craig & Susan Carlson10849 3rd LnHamburg 54411715.443.6647715.573.0832ninepatch@airrun.netninepatchfarm.blogspot.com

Experience Ninepatch “terroir”: the rich distinctiveflavor that reflects the health of our soil and forage. Choose from grass-fed beef, pork, poultry, or lamb as well as free-range eggs, heirloom vegetables and honey. See us at the Wausau Farmers Market including semi-monthly winter morning markets. Farm visits welcome! From Marathon City, North on Hwy 107 to Cty Rd A, (Little Chicago) West to 3rd Lane, North on 3rd to farm.

45. Okray Family Farms

Chris Okray3001 River DrPlover [email protected]

Selling potatoes and onions year round. Also selling seasonal crops: pumpkins, squash, cranberries, seed potatoes, onion sets, and onion plants.

42. New Season Farm LLC

Rob Luecht & Heather Grys-Luecht8391 Deer RdWisconsin Rapids 54494goodfood@newseasonfarm.comwww.newseasonfarm.comwww.facebook.com/newseasonfarm

New Season Farm is located between Wisconsin Rapids and Plover. We offer delicious vegetables and multicolored eggs produced using sustainable and organic practices. Our focus is on heirloom and open-pollinated varieties. We believe in preserving our food heritage and think that our farm thrives in an environment of diversity. NW corner of Deer Rd and 86th St South.

46. Painted Rock Farms, LLC

Lisa Shirek1389 Cty Rd TAmherst Junction [email protected]

We currently raise sheep, cattle, pigs, chicken, turkeys,and ducks. We also offer eggs and seasonal produce. We specialize in heritage breeds and do not use hormones or antibiotics. Animals are pasture-fed or given locally-grown, all-natural grassy hay. Because of client demand, we also offer grain-fed pork.

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47. Polonia Meadow Farm

Rick Trebs1532 Edgewood Rd NCuster [email protected]

Fill your freezer with healthy pastured beef for your family. We do not use hormones, antibiotics, chemicals, or vaccinations. Sold by the quarter, cheaper than grocery store beef and much healthier. Our animals happily range freely throughout their lives. Thank you for your patronage. Off of County Rd Z on east side of Polonia go 1/3 mile south on Edgewood Rd N.

48. Rebel Ruminant Organics

Chaz & Megan Self10376 Hwy DAmherst [email protected]

Our young family farm puts a fresh look on organic meat. We focus on the ethics of organic farming by providing organically raised free-range chickens and turkeys (sold fresh or frozen), organic free-range eggs, and organic fed and pasture raised pork and beef. From Hwy 10 take exit AB Amherst South and then turn left on D.

49. Reinke’s Down on the Farm, LLC

Gregory & Nathalie Reinke1011 48th St SouthWisconsin Rapids 54494715.423.7663715.423.5678nmlreinke@gmail.comwww.reinkesdownonthefarm.comwww.facebook.com

Rhubarb and other produce available in season. In the fall, our main focus is our Harvest and Craft Sale, featuring pumpkins, squash, gourds, bales, shocks and other products. Handcrafts for Halloween/Thanksgiving, etc. Hayrides, corn maze, animals, spooky woods. Special Saturday events including haunted woods and hayrides. School and group tours available by appointment. Open late September through October. 1 1/2 miles south of Hwy 54 on 48th St South (between Cty W and Hwy -east of Wis. Rapids).End of September through October 31, Monday-Saturday 9:00am-6:00pm, Sunday 11:00am-5:00pm. Call for information on special fall events.

50. Riley Crest Farm, LLC

Tom & Kari Riley11092 State Hwy 54Amherst [email protected]

Organic dairy farm with 40 cows. We graze all of our cows, heifers, and steers on 150 acres of pasture. Our cows go under the highway through a cattle pass to graze! We welcome farm tours. We take orders for grass-grown beef and chickens. Please call for an appointment. Located on State Hwy 54, 1/2 mile west of Turner’s Fresh Market Farm.

51. Riverside Dairy Farm

Mike Schulist6452 Burbank RdCuster [email protected]

Our farm is a true family farm, our land and cattle are certified organic. Our cattle are rotationally grazed. Feeder cattle, feeder hogs, free-range pork, and poultry will be available for the 2013 season. Located off Cty Hwy Y on Burbank Rd about 9 miles north of Hwy 66. Along the Plover River.

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52. Stonehouse Farm

Karl Schwingel & Katja Marquart177 County Road PPRudolph [email protected]

Stonehouse Farm offers premium sweet basil pesto available fresh during the growing season and frozen year-round. We also provide free-range meat chickens upon request. Our products are grown and raised using natural, earth-friendly practices. Bulk order discounts are available.

Farmshed fact:Keepingfarmersonsmall,familyfarmspreservesjobsandpreservesthebeautyofnaturalopenspace.

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56. Sunny Sky Farm

Mark, Bronson, Noah, & Ursa Anderson9697 Lake Meyers RdAmherst Junction [email protected] www.sunnyskyfarm.com

Established in 1996, Sunny Sky Farm is Central Wisconsin’s charter Community Supported Agriculture venture. Thursday afternoon deliveries run from early May through late October with a storage crop option in November. We build our soil with compost, cover crops, natural mulches, rock based minerals, and crop rotations.

55. Summer Breeze Farms LLC

Rhonda Williams7179 Nehrbass RdAthens 54411715.257.7582715.297.3241summerbreezefarms@gmail.comwww.facebook.com/summerbreezefarmsllc

Chickens pastured on land recently used for organic crops. Certified organic feed. Unlimited access to clean, fresh water from our overhead watering system. We believe these standards lead to our chickens’ exceptional flavor and juicy texture. Humanely raised chickens. Prices affordable, so the average family can enjoy them.

53. Stoney Acres Farm

Kat Becker & Tony Schultz7002 Rangeline RdAthens [email protected]

A third-generation family farm serving Wausau, Medford, Marshfield, and surrounding areas. We grow 180 varieties of certified organic fruit and vegetables. We focus on CSA, but make maple syrup and graze beef, chicken (eggs/meat), and pork on pastures. Join us Fridays, June-November, for woodfired-oven pizza made from our seasonal ingredients.

57. Sunrise Raspberry Farm, LLC

Derek Firkus3692 Sunset DrStevens Point [email protected] www.sunriseraspberryfarm.com

Come visit our farm to indulge in some sweet treats of nature! We offer U-pick and pre-picked red, black, and yellow raspberries starting in July. We also grow organic rhubarb, asparagus and garlic starting in May. Please call or visit our website for picking times and further directions. In Stevens Point take North Second St./Sunset Dr. north 9 miles.

58. Superb Produce

Lynn W. MartinW2191 Riplinger RdSpencer [email protected]

We raise hydroponic produce in greenhouses. We extend the season of locally grown produce using locally available biomass, and endeavor to use only organically-approved pesticides. We offer weekly deliveries of our products to local grocery stores and restaurants. We also encourage on-farm sales. West from Unity on Hwy K to Hwy Q, south to Riplinger Rd, west one mile on south side of road.

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54. Stuczynski Farms

Bob & Jenny Stuczynski10593 Cty Rd TAmherst 54406715.824.5449 [email protected]

Our family farm has been organic certified since 1998. We grow organic corn, soybeans, malting barley, wheat, straw, hay, and hard red wheat, rye, or oats. For 2013 we will have pigs available by the whole or half, raised on pasture and organic feed without GMOs, antibiotics, or hormones. Downpayment required with order. 1 mile east of Amherst on Cty Rd T.

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63. Turnpike Greenhouse / Middlebrook Farms

Dustin & Brenda SchlinsogW2760 Cty Rd HGranton 54436715.238.7111715.937.2584

We offer a full line of gardening products: annuals, perennials, vegetables, herbs, baskets, seeds & more. In the fall we offer mums, pumpkins, organic sweet corn & more. We raise grass-fed beef, sold by the half or whole. We also have farm fresh eggs & Grade A maple syrup. Open May-October. West of Marshfield on Hwy H, 12 miles.

59. Ten Pines Family Farm

Mark & Vicki Guyette3154 Oak Hill RdJunction City [email protected]

We raise beef, pork, chicken and turkey on pasture, and free range eggs on our family farm. We also offer “Personal Farmer Service” contracts that include custom grown vegetables/meats, delivery, and garden surplus preservation in our inspected commercial kitchen. For kids, farm day camp and NEW “Rent-a-chick.”

61. Todd Hetzel Farm

Todd Hetzel5946 Cty Trunk SWisconsin Rapids 54495715.421.5650

We sell eggs and meat from healthy chickens. Cage-free, free-range. Omega-3 enhanced. Also Muscovi ducks and a variety of fresh produce in season. Call for availability, directions, or for a farm visit. Please call ahead to make an order. From Rudolph, take Cty Rd C west then Cty Rd S south for 2.5 miles to the farm.

62. Turners Fresh Market

Ross TurnerE208 Hwy 54Waupaca 54891715.258.3355715.281.7677turners@turnersfreshmarket.comwww.turnersfreshmarket.com

From later April through October, we have something for every season: flower and bedding plants, PYO and over-the-counter strawberries, very early plastic corn, main season corn and veggies, autumn vegetables, color, and activities with corn maze and hayrides. Family-owned and-operated since 1963. Monday - Sunday 9am - 6pm. 6.5 miles west of Waupaca on Hwy 54.

60. Tender Shoots Gardens and Greenhouse

Ben LindnerN8276 State Hwy 73Greenwood 54437715.267.7870715.937.0065tendershoots@gmail.comwww.tendershoots.net

Small greenhouse located three miles south of Greenwood. Spring - large variety of bedding plants. Summer - large vegetable garden, field grown hostas, and daylilies. Fall - mums, pumpkins, gourds, straw bales, and a corn maze. Winter - Christmas season with trees, wreaths, garland, ornaments, gifts, and winter vegetables. Open year round.

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64. UW-SP Campus Garden & Sustainable

Agriculture in Communities Society

Holly Petrillo1015 Franklin StStevens Point [email protected]

The Sustainable Agriculture in Communities Society is a UWSP student organization. We grow seasonal vegetables in the student garden on campus where vegetables are sold to the public and used in a harvest dinner in fall. The garden is always open and we encourage people to stop by anytime!

65. V’s Bees

Buzz & Marcia VahradianW6849 Bighorn CtWautoma [email protected]

We specialize in one thing: HONEY. Our goal is to produce the best quality, raw, unpasteurized honey (actually, the bees do all the work). Our local nectar source is primarily native wildflowers.

67. Whitefeather Organics, LLC

Tony & Laura Whitefeather2239 Sky View RdCuster 54423715.252.2051whitefeatherorganics@gmail.comwhitefeatherorganics.blogspot.com

We are a certified organic farm, primarily raising vegetables, mushrooms, and some fruit. Our main focus is CSA offering full/half summer and extended vegetable shares into December. Also raising pastured, organic fed chickens, pigs, eggs, and fresh harvested Thanksgiving turkeys. See us at the Stevens Point Farmers’ Market.

68. Wilke’s Extra Sweet Acres, LLC

Doug & BernieT8417 Cty Rd WWausau 54403715.675.6748715.571.6157wilkesfarm@gmail.comwww.wilkefarm.com

Our family farm has raised vegetables and flowers for over 25 years. We sell at the farm, a roadside stand in Rib Mountain, and the Wausau Farmers’ Market. Offering peas, beans, sweet corn, onions, winter squash, U-Pick pumpkins, fall decorations, a large corn maze, hayrides, and haunted event in October. Located 3 miles north of Wausau.

66. Vespertine Gardens

Craig & Jill Tormoen5470 Spruce RdVesper 54489715.451.9866715.572.3813vespertinegardens@hotmail.comvespertinegardens.blogspot.com

Our diverse gardens provide sustainablygrown produce for our CSA members, local markets, schools,and restaurants. We also raise pastured “Freedom Ranger” chickens, eggs, turkeys, and ducks. Check us out on Facebook or our blogspot to learn about events and happenings on our family farm.

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71. CPS Cafe – UW-Stevens Point

Kim Beckham1901 4th AveCPS Bld, UWSP, Stevens Point 54481715.346.4848www.uwsp.edu/cpscafe

CPS Café offers the finest all-natural, local foods. Foods are sourced from sustainable local farms. Café associates use green-sustainable practices in daily operations. Fair Trade coffees and bakery from scratch are featured every morning. Handmade soups, local organic meats and vegetables, and vegetarian options are of-fered for lunch. First floor, CPS building, UWSP. Hours: Monday – Thursday 7:45 am – 2:30 pm , Friday 7:45 am – 2:00 pmSaturday & Sunday Closed

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69. Blue Heron BrewPub & West 14th Restaurant

Rita & Paul Meier108 West 9th StMarshfield 54449715.389.1868info@blueheronbrewpub.comwww.blueheronbrewpub.com www.west14threstaurant.com

Two great restaurants located in the historic Parkin Place building. Featuring fine food and handcrafted beer, we support local growers and producers. From honey in our signature Honey Blonde beer to local products such as elk, produce and breads, we continue to look for ways to support Wisconsin. Hours: Blue Heron BrewPub: Monday - Saturday 11am - CloseWest 14th: Monday - Saturday 5:00 pm - Close

70. Christian’s Bistro

Chef Christian & Leah Czerwonka3066 Village Park DrPlover 54467715.344.3100christiansbistro@gmail.comwww.christiansbistro.com

Chef Christian Czerwonka is dedicated to traditional, homemade food prepared with the finest ingredients. Featuring fresh fish flown in daily, locally-grown produce, made-from-scratch sauces and house-smoked meats. Expansive wine list, an energetic atmosphere and attentive, precise service. Catering Available.Hours: Tuesday - Friday 11am, with seating until 8pm, Saturday 10:30am, with

seating until 8pm, (Breakfast available until 2pm), Sunday & Monday Closed

72. EarthCrust Bakery

Susan Kerbel, Mary Sannes, & Margaret Witt633 2nd StStevens Point 54481715.341.4155www.spacoop.com/earthcrust.html

Owner-run and solar-powered since 1976, EarthCrust bakes with organic flours and grains, local dairy products, eggs, honey, and vegetables. Hot lunch pastries Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 11am - 1pm. Located within the Stevens Point Area Co-op. Products also sold at the Supreme Bean Coffee shop within St. Michael’s Hospital, Stevens Point.Hours: Monday - Friday 9am - 1pm

Food travels 1,500 or more milesonaveragefromfarmtotableintheconventionalfoodsystem.Theserestaurants,cafés,caterersandbakeriesbringfreshfoodfromlocalfarmstoyourfork.

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73. Emy J’s & Cafe Espresso

Guy Janssen1009 First StStevens Point [email protected]

At Emy J’s we roast all Fair Trade/Organic coffees on site. Café Espresso uses the finest and most locally produced ingredients we can find. We use solar power to offset our consumption and do a host of other things to benefit the environment and our local community. Loco for Local!Hours: Daily 7am - 9pm

74. Father Fats Public House

Chef Christian & Leah Czerwonka 945 Clark StStevens Point 54481715.544.4054www.fatherfats.com

Central Wisconsin’s premier interactive dining experience! An eclectic array of influences, fresh fish and local ingredients come together on a menu of small plates designed to be shared. An inspired cocktail list completes the experience. Outdoor seating. Catering available.Hours: Tuesday - Thursday 4pm- 10pm, Friday & Saturday 11am – 2pm & 4pm - 10pm, Sunday 9am-2pm

76. New Village Bakery

David Ryle & Amy Powers127 North Main StAmherst [email protected] [email protected]

European Bakery specializing in Old World breads - from baguettes to the darkest German ryes. Breakfast pastries and seasonal specialties also available. All ingredients sourced from within state with several produced here in Portage County. Check us out on Facebook!Hours: Tuesday - Friday 8am - 4:30pm, Saturday 7am - 2pm, Sunday & Monday Closed

75. Kristin’s Riverwalk

Kristin Mertes1140 Clark StStevens Point [email protected]

Local Lunch Salad and Soup Bar Tuesday - Friday 11am to 2pm starting June 4th, 2013! Fresh locally grown produce, meats, and seasonal dishes prepared with real Wisconsin cheeses on our salad bar or try our tasty homemade meals. We feature organic vodkas and specialty beers from Central Waters, Oso’s, New Glarus, Lake Louie, Point and many more! Hours: Tuesday - Friday 11am - 2pm & 4pm -10pm, Saturday & Sunday 11am - 10pm

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77. Rockman’s Catering

Scott Rockman2807 Plover Springs DrPlover 54467715.341.2552srockman@rockmanscatering.comwww.rockmanscatering.com

Since 1985 we’ve provided the area with exceptional service & quality. We’ve earned a reputation for commitment to excellence, attention to detail, and the ability to create unique, unforgettable meals. Our willingness to satisfy our clients’ visions & expectations has made us “Central Wisconsin’s Most Requested and Most Respected Caterer.”Hours: Monday - Saturday 8am- 7pm, Sunday 10am - 2pm

78. The Eatery by Great Expectations

Chef Ryan and Amy Scheide3551 Plover RoadWisconsin Rapids 54494715.423.3190gr8expectations@solarus.netwww.greatexpectations-llc.com

The Eatery is the area’s premiere luncheon destination for fresh daily specials, homemade soups, desserts worth saving room and a unique trendy menu changed seasonally. M-F 11-2:00 enjoy open hours while evenings and weekends are reserved for your private gatherings serving detail conscious, custom-created menus that highlight our areas bounty.

80. The Main Grain Bakery

Sarah Jo Karoses, Kyle Chivers, Nick Meyer1009 First St, Suite CStevens Point 54481715.630.1486themaingrainbakery@gmail.comwww.themaingrainbakery.com

After graduating from UWSP, the Main Grain’s founders united their collective baking passion to offer Stevens Point the highest quality artisan bread and fine pastry. Our bakery applies traditional methods while following sustainable practices, which include sourcing strictly local and organic ingredients. Special order cakes by request. Hours: Wednesday - Saturday 7am - 5pm, Sunday 9am - 3pm

79. The Kitchen Table

Lloie Schwartz118 E. Third St Marshfield [email protected]

Since 1977 we have been serving breakfast and lunch using as many local foods as were available. Now there are many more local vendors to supply us. Everything is made from scratch including all the bread. We pride ourselves on quality, service and friendliness.Located downtown Marshfield on the corner of 3rd and Maple. Ask anyone for directions.


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81. Artha Sustainable Living Center, LLC

Marguerite Ramlow9784 Cty Rd KAmherst 54406715.824.3463715.281.7799info@arthaonline.comwww.arthaonline.com

Experience green living, solar-powered at our B & B, situated on 90-acre woods, fields & organic gardens; Travel Green Wisconsin’s second highest rating. Weekly yoga retreats & workshops: vinyasa-flow style, breathing techniques, meditation, relaxation & restorative. Offering year-round hands-on workshops in solar water heating and herbs. Visit our website.

86. Downtown Grocery

Kevin Korpela607 Third StWausau [email protected]

Downtown Grocery is a local organic grocery, kitchen, bakery (including gluten free), and an everyday farmers market offering produce, groceries, dairy, meats, bulk, and frozen. The kitchen prepares world-inspired vegetarian/vegan cuisine for every meal. We’re an earth-friendly, social place to share food ideas and grow a local food economy.Hours: Monday - Saturday 8am - 8pm, Sunday 11am - 5pm

83. Back to the Country Store, LLC

Jim & Juliette Wachowiak2581 Post RdPlover 54467715.344.2581715.630.5919wowbacktothecountrystore@hotmail.comwww.backtothecountrystore.com

Interesting and unique store recently relocated from Rudolph. We provide bulk, specialty, gourmet, natural and organic foods, and health products. We buy/consign from many local vendors in order to support our local economy of farmers, food manufacturers, artisans, and producers. Save 10% on bulk orders! Build your own gift baskets.Hours: Monday - Saturday 9am - 6pm

82. Auburndale Food Cooperative

Joel Kuehnhold, Theresa Ohm & Sally CutlerP.O. Box 184 / 5768 Main StAuburndale [email protected]

A CSA custom made for you! Naturally and organically grown vegetables, herbs, meats, bulk dry goods, canned goods, and bakery grown and made by local farmers and their families. Our list of available items is updated each week and e-mailed to you. Convenient drop sites in Marshfield, Wisconsin Rapids, and Stevens Point. (See ad on page 13).

84. Central Rivers Farmshed

1220 Briggs CtStevens Point [email protected]

Farmshed is a 501c3 non-profit organization based out of the Greenhouse Project in downtown Stevens Point. We represent all aspects of the food system and work to expand the connection between local residents and their food by providing opportunities for participation and education through programs, events and workshops. Visit farmshed.org to learn more. Follow us on Facebook!

85. Central Waters Brewing Company

Paul Graham351 Allen StAmherst [email protected]

Solar thermal, solar electric arrays and extreme water conservation practices make Central Waters Wisconsin’s greenest brewery. We also lead the industry by working with local farmers to help grow our ingredients. Visit our Tap Room and join us for a tour.Tours: Fridays and Saturdays at 5pmHours: Friday 4pm - 9pm, Saturday 3pm - 9pm

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87. Emy J’s & CafE Espresso

See Farm to Fork Cuisine Page 17, Map 73

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88. Eric Raymond, Restaurant Consultant

Eric Raymond6508 Ryan StWeston [email protected]

Eric is a CIA graduate with experience in making the connection between farm and restaurant. With his work behind the line and managing kitchens he understands what this partnership takes and is dedicated to helping with this facet of restaurant industry.

89. Family Farm Defenders

John E. Peck 1019 Williamson St, #BMadison, 53703608.260.0900familyfarmdefenders@yahoo.comwww.familyfarmdefenders.org

The mission of FFD is to create a farmer-controlled and consumer-oriented food system based upon democratic institutions that respect and empower local people. FFD supports sustainable agriculture, farm worker rights, animal welfare, consumer safety, fair trade, and food sovereignty.

90. Family Natural Foods

Mike, Stephen, & Katrina Hittner910 West Grand AveWisconsin Rapids 54495715.423.3120www.familynaturalfoods.com

Over 60 years we have been promoting better health and well-being by providing local produce and meats, books, organic raw cheese, fair trade coffee and tea, bulk garden seeds, homeopathic, bulk foods and spices, natural cosmetics, gluten-free products, essential oils, vitamin and herbal supplements, friendly and helpful service.Hours: Monday - Friday 9am - 6pm, Saturday 9am - 4pm

91. Golden Sands Resource Conservation and

Development (RC&D) Council, Inc.

Jennifer Glad1100 Main St Stevens Point 54481715.343.6215Jennifer.Glad@goldensandsrcd.orgwww.goldensandsrcd.org

Golden Sands RC&D is a non-profit 501(c)3 conservation organization that has been serving central Wisconsin since 1972. Our mission is to manage natural and human resources in ways consistent with sound conservation principles by working across county lines to address local concerns.

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94. Market on Sixth, LLC

Chuck McCauley113 West 6th StMarshfield 54449715.387.2000

Market on Sixth offers artisan and farmstead Wisconsin cheese. These specialty cheeses can be tasted, cut to order, wrapped, and used as family or event favorites or special gifts. Emphasis is always given to the local agricultural terroir and the specific flavor of these cheeses made by award-winning artisan cheesemakers. Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10am - 6pm, Saturday 10am - 4pm

92. International Bank of Amherst

H.B. “Butch” Pomeroy - President103 South Main StAmherst [email protected]

Highly recommended by customers, this friendly, locally owned & managed independent bank is located in Amherst. An equal opportunity lender, the International Bank of Amherst has had the same name & operated at the same location for 119 years! Each depositor is insured at least $250,000 by the FDIC.Hours: Monday - Thursday 9am - 5pm, Friday 9am - 6pm, Saturday 9am - 11:30am

93. Jay-Mar Inc.

Lisa HahnHwy BPlover [email protected]

See us for your lawn, garden & agricultural needs. We carry organic and synthetic fertilizers, seed, crop protectants & soil amendments. We also stock a full line of feed & supplies for chickens, horses, pets and wild birds. We will help make your home or hobby farm the best place on earth!

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95. Midwest Renewable Energy Association (MREA)

7558 Deer RdCuster [email protected]

The Midwest Renewable Energy Association (MREA) promotes renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainable living through education and demonstration. Join us for the world famous 24th Annual Energy Fair June 21-23, 2013. For more information including our 2013 Course Calendar visit www.midwestrenew.org.Hours: Monday - Friday 10am - 4pm, guided tours at 11am or by appt.

96. North Wind Renewable Energy, LLC

1626 W Pearl St, Suite CStevens Point [email protected]

North Wind Renewable Energy is central Wisconsin’s most trusted and experienced renewable energy solution provider, specializing in the design and installation of Solar Electric Systems, Solar Hot Water Systems, Solar Hot Air Systems, and High Efficiency Wood Boiler Systems for residential, commercial, agricultural and governmental customers that want to control their energy expenses and commit to environmental improvement.

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99. Something Special FROM Wisconsin™Something Special from Wisconsin™2811 Agriculture DrMadison 53718608.224.5124DATCPSSFW@wi.govwww.somethingspecialfromwisconsin.com

The Something Special from Wisconsin™ logo guarantees that at least 50% of a product’s ingredients, production, or processing activities are from Wisconsin. Products that display the Something Special from Wisconsin™ logo are recognized for quality and authenticity. When you see this logo, you know it’s from Wisconsin. You can find all members at www.somethingspecialfromwisconsin.com. Wisconsin businesses can join at http://ssfwmembers.wi.gov.

98. SavorWisconsin.com

SavorWisconsin.com2811 Agriculture DrMadison 53718608.224.5124DATCPSavorWisconsin@wi.govwww.SavorWisconsin.com

From bakery goods to wool products, SavorWisconsin.com provides the connection between businesses and consumers in one free online directory. Wisconsin agriculture related businesses including farms and restaurants can create a listing with information about their location, hours and products. Consumers can search the site for products to purchase, locate a farmers’ market or ag-tourism event. Visit SavorWisconsin.com today.

97. Red Clover Market

Darlene Barnes5009 Schofield AveWeston [email protected]

We are the area’s newest and largest natural food market, offering fresh-organic produce, local dairy, local grass-fed beef and chicken, honey & maple syrup and bulk & gluten-free foods. Enjoy our in-house bakery, fresh bread & coffee. We also offer natural beauty & cleaning products, along with supplements & essential oils.

100. Stevens Point Area Co-op

633 Second StStevens Point, [email protected]

We are a full-line natural foods store. Shop the bulk aisle to buy just what you need or stock up with pre-packaged, canned, and frozen goods. You will always find fresh, local, and organic produce. Come in for a large selection of vitamin, mineral, and herbal supplements & body care products. We are located at the corner of 4th and 2nd, north of downtown. (See ad on page 21).Hours: Monday - Friday 9am - 8pm, Saturday & Sunday 10am - 5pm

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105. Welling Kitchen & Bath

B.J. Welling3701 Patch StStevens Point 54481715.344.2688715.340.4069bjwelling@wellingkitchens.comwww.wellingkitchens.com

Welling Kitchen & Bath is central Wisconsin’s premier source for creative, personalized kitchen and bath design, supply, and installation. Founded in 1997, our designers, cabinetmakers, and installers work to provide you with the best value in professional design, quality, and service. Your satisfaction is how we measureour success.Hours: Monday 11am - 5pm, Tuesday - Thursday 8am - 5pm,

Friday 8am - 4pm

104. Tomorrow River Gallery & Gifts

Liz Zenk182 South Main StAmherst [email protected]

We carry artwork and fine crafts from 50 local artisans; locally-produced syrup, honey, organic bedding, perennial plants, garden decor, kids’ corner & funky junque. We want to be your source for needful things from local, global, and recycled sources. Meeting space available. Open seasonally.Check website or storefront for hours.Hours: mid-April Wednesday - Saturday 10am - 5pm, Sunday 10am - 2pm, check website for holiday hours

101. Sugar Doll

Mary McComb1336 Strongs AveStevens Point [email protected]

A chocolate, candy, and stationery shop. Moonstruck Truffles and Asher Chocolates. Old-time candy favorites. Intriguing greeting cards. Writing paper and blank note cards. Lamy Pens. Nifty gifts. We also carry the work of several local artists: cards, brooches, chainmaille, and more. All in a charming old shop with the original tin ceiling and wooden floors.

102. THE Green Co.

Laura West2611 Post RdPlover 54467715.498.7225laura@thegreencostore.comwww.thegreencostore.com

Retail store offering products either all-natural or made from recycled materials. Many local vendors’ products: soy candles, natural soaps & lotions, organic snacks, and handmade textiles. In addition, many household products made from sustainable resources or recycled materials. Owner is a wind site assessor for small wind turbines. Between the Plover Post Office and Associated Bank, in the same building as Carpet One.Hours: Monday - Saturday 10am - 6pm

103. The Planted Seed, LLC

Jon & Judy Brayton402 S. 2nd AveWausau 54401715.301.1133info@theplantedseedwausau.comwww.theplantedseedwausau.com

The Planted Seed is your neighborhood bulk food market. We offer local grass-fed beef, pork, chicken, turkey, bison and lamb, eggs, organic produce, raw honey, breads, olive oil, granola, organic dairy products, in addition to spices, whole grains, nuts and teas. Supporting local producers everyday. Off-season indoor farmers’ market. Hours: Monday & Tuesday 8am - 5pm; Wednesday - Friday 8am - 6pm; Saturday 8am - 4pm

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Farmshed fact:Thequalityoffoodthatisgrownandmarketedlocallyisfresherandpreservesbothflavorandnutrition.

107. Wisconsin River Meats

John HammN5340 Hwy HHMauston 53948608.847.7413john@wisconsinrivermeats.comwww.wisconsinrivermeats.com

Wisconsin River Meats features locally raised beef and pork, and our own homemade sausages and smoked meats. We have a large selection that also features bison, elk, and venison. 2 miles north of Hwy 82 on Hwy HH, 3 miles south of Castle Rock Lake.Hours: Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm, Saturday 8am - 4pm, Sunday 10am - 1pm. Extended hours for fall hunting season.

106. Wisconsin Farmers Union

117 W. Spring StChippewa Falls 54729715.723.5561www.wisconsinfarmersunion.com

Wisconsin Farmers Union enhances the quality of life for family farmers, rural communities and all people through educational opportunities, cooperative endeavors and civic engagement. Since 1930, WFU has championed cooperatives and other community-based businesses as one of the best ways to meet needs in both rural and urban settings.

108. Wisconsin Wool Exchange, LLC

Jacque Templin & Maud LaMarche1009 First StStevens Point 54481715.295.0975info@wisconsinwoolexchange.comwww.WisconsinWoolExchange.com

Specializing in local and knot-so local fibers, yarns, and handcrafted gifts. We also offer books, tools, and classes in the Woolly Arts as well as organic fabrics, buttons, yarn bowls, and socks & mittens like Grandma used to knit – most all from central Wisconsin! Open Crafting Tuesdays 7pm - 8:30pm. Hours: Monday & Tuesday Closed, Wednesday - Friday noon - 6pm, Saturday & Sunday 11am - 3pm

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community resources

community gardens

Wausau Urban Community GardensLocation:First American Center: 500 Third Street, Wausau 2nd Street Garden: 1810 N. 2nd Street, Wausau East Towne Garden: 727 Jefferson Street, WausauServices: Offering basic gardening skills classes, as well as cooking classes once a month from Februay - October. Schedule and details can be found at: www.wausaucommunitygardens.org Contact:Jamie, AmeriCorps Member, Bridge Community Health Clinic 715-848-4884 x2123 [email protected]

marathon County

Wood County School & Community GardensLocation:Dozens of gardens in Wood County with sites in Auburndale, Nekoosa, Pittsville, Port Edwards, Marshfield, Vesper & Wisconsin RapidsContact:Wood County Health Department 715.421.8911

Wood county

River Road Community GardenLocation:555 River Road, IolaServices:Gardening opportunities for children and adultsContact:[email protected]

WAUPACA COUNTY

Resources

Central Wisconsin Sustainability Newsletter

The Central Wisconsin Sustainability Newsletter’s primary purpose is to help people learn about events and initiatives related to sustainability in Central Wisconsin. If you would like to receive the Central Wisconsin Sustainability Newsletter, send an email to [email protected]

Portage County UW-Extension

817 Whiting Ave, Stevens Point715.346.1316

Providing research-based education information to residents of Portage County. Help with ag & home garden questions. Also offering 4-H and youth development.

Portage County Giving GardensLocation:10 gardens with sites in Stevens Point and PloverServices: Promotes and supports efforts to maintain gardens in Portage County. Produce harvested from gardens is donated to local food distribution centers to increase food security and provide healthy meal options for economically disadvantaged citizens. Contact:Portage County Hunger & Poverty Prevention Partnership [email protected]

portage County

events/workshops

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DescriptionEvent/WorkshopDate and Time

2nd TuesJan-Dec,20136:30pm-8:30pm

Event Community PotluckTheGreenhouseProject,StevensPoint1220BriggsCt/www.farmshed.org

Jan - Dec, 2013 On Farm Workshops

Year-round workshopsPaintedRockFarmsLLC,AmherstJunctionCheckFacebookfornews&updates

Feb - Oct, 2013 Workshops Basic Gardening & Cooking ClassesWausauUrbanCommunityGardensFormoreinformation:www.wausaucommunitygardens.org

1st SatJuly-Oct,201311am-12pm

Event Chef on the SquareFarmers’Market,StevensPoint&WisconsinRapidswww.farmshed.org

Fri, Sat, SunFeb15,16&17,20139am-4pm

Workshop Beginning Farmer CourseTheGreenhouseProject,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

TuesMar5,20136pm-8pm

Workshop Backyard ChickensTheGreenhouseProject,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

SatMar9,20139am-1pm

Workshop BeekeepingTheGreenhouseProject,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

ThursMar14,20136pm

Workshop Growing Season Part 1: Gardening PlanningTheGreenhouseProject,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

TuesApr16,20135pm-8pm

Workshop Natural Food Dyes & Cake DecoratingTheMainGrainBakery,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

Fri & SatApr26&27,20138am-7pm

On Farm Event

Spring Open HouseTenderShootsGardensandGreenhouse,GreenwoodFormoreinformation:www.tendershoots.net

SatApr27,20139am-4pm

On Farm Workshop

Mushroom WorkshopWhitefeatherOrganics,CusterFormoreinformation:whitefeatherorganics.blogspot.com

SatMay4,20131pm

Workshop Growing Season Part 2: Planting the GardenGivingGarden,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

SunMay5,201311am-1:30pm

On Farm Event

Farm TourNamiMoonFarms,CusterRSVPby5/3/13to:[email protected]

SatMay18,201310am

Workshop Backyard CompostingTheGreenhouseProject,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

ThursMay30,20135:30pm

Event Spring Planting Family DinnerTheEaterybyGreatExpectations,WisconsinRapidsForticketinformation:www.greatexpectations-llc.com

SunJune2,20133pm-6pm

On Farm Event

Spring WingDing BBQ & Open HouseTenPinesFamilyFarm,JunctionCity715.457.2572

Mon - ThursJune17-20,2013TimesTBA

Workshop Brick Oven WorkshopTheGreenhouseProject,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

Fri, Sat, SunJune21,22&23,2013Daily

Event & Workshops

MREA Energy FairTheMidwestRenewableEnergyAssociation,CusterFormoreinformation:www.midwestrenew.org

FriJune21,20131pm-3pm

Workshop Energy Fair Extended Workshop: The Art of Artisan BreadmakingTheGreenhouseProject,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.midwestrenew.org


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SatJune22,20131pm-3pm

Workshop Energy Fair Extended Workshop: The Art of Artisan Breadmaking TheGreenhouseProject,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.midwestrenew.org

SatJune22,201310am-2pm

On Farm Event

Farm TourGorski’sGrandePause,WaupacaFormoreinformation:www.gorskisgrandepause.com

ThursJuly11,20135:30pm-8:30pm

Workshop Growing Season Part 3: Maintaining Your GardenGivingGarden,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

SatJuly13,20131pm-4pm

On Farm Event

Farm Tour & Open HouseCutlerCountryComfort,Milladore715.457.2781

SatJuly20,201312pm-5pm

On Farm Workshop

Farm Tour: Farm to ForkStoneyAcresFarm,Ninepatch&GrasWerka,AthensForticketinformation:www.farmshed.org

SatJuly27,201310am-4pm

On Farm Workshop

Introduction to PermacultureLiberationFarm,AlmondToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

ThursAug1,20136pm-8pm

Workshop Introduction to Fermentation: Kimchi, Kraut, KombuchaTheGreenhouseProject,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

SatAug3,20131pm-10pm

On Farm Workshop & Event

Rotational Grazing and Fencing & Barn DanceLonelyOakFarm,MilladoreToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

SatAug17,201311am-4pm

On Farm Event

Ranch Open House & Bison ViewingLowLandBisonRanch,StevensPointwww.lowlandbisonranch.webs.com

SatAug24,20135pm-10pm

Event Appetite for the ArtsTheStevensPointSculpturePark,StevensPointForticketinformation:www.farmshed.org

MonSept9,20137pm

Workshop Home VermicompostingTheGreenhouseProject,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

ThursSept12,20135:30pm

Event Annual Farm DinnerTheEaterybyGreatExpectations,WisconsinRapidsForticketinformation:www.greatexpectations-llc.com

SatSept14,20131pm

Workshop Growing Season Part 4: Using the Bounty & Fall Garden PrepGivingGarden,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

MonSept23,20137pm

Workshop Home VermicompostingTheGreenhouseProject,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

SunOct6,20139am-3pm

On Farm Workshop

Winter Preparation for High TunnelsCutlerCountryComfort,MilladoreToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

SunOct13,201312pm-4pm

Workshop Cheese MakingTheGreenhouseProject,StevensPointToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

SatOct19,20133pm-10pm

On Farm Event

HallowGreen Barn BashTheWetterFarm,StevensPointForticketinformation:www.farmshed.org

SatNov2,20136pm-9pm

Event Farmer Tribute DinnerLocationTBAForticketinformation:www.farmshed.org

SatJan11,20149am-1pm

Workshop Sheep to ShawlCutlerCountryComfort,MilladoreToregistervisit:www.farmshed.org

*While Farmshed works to ensure the accuracy of this calendar, dates, times and locations are subject to change. Please call ahead or check websites for updates and to confirm events and workshops. Space may be limited and registration may be required. Additional opportunities will be offered, check www.farmshed.org to learn more. Please let event organizers know you found them in the Central Wisconsin Farm Fresh Atlas™.

DescriptionEvent/WorkshopDate and Time

farmers markets

109. Amherst Farmers’ MarketOffering:Produce,otherlocalproductsLocation:OneStopFalconParkingLot,168N.MainSt,AmherstOpen:June–October:FridayAfternoonsContact:[email protected]

Amherst

EBT/FoodshareacceptedhereFarmshedwantsallpeopletoknowtheirfarmersandsupportthembypurchasinglocalfoods.EBTmachinesareofferedatseverallocalfarmers’marketstoallowFoodShare(WIfoodstampprogram)participantstousetheirbenefitsonlocallyproducedfoods.Thisprogramputshealthyfoodontheirtables,dollarsinourfarmers’pockets,andfederalmoneyflowingthroughthelocaleconomy.

EBTisacceptedatfarmersmarketswiththeEBTtokenicon

110. Antigo Farmers’ MarketOffering:Freshproduce,beddingplants,pottedplants,cutflowers,maplesyrup,honey,processedbeef,salsa,pickles,smokedfish,quilts,feltedcrafts.EnrolledinWICprogram.Location:700SuperiorStreet,AntigoCountryStoreParkingLotOpen:June1-September28:Saturdays8am-NoonContact:[email protected]

ANTIGO

111. Farmers’ Market TangerstyleOffering:Homegrownproduce,flowers,honey,andotherhomemadeitemsLocation:TangerOutletMall,BarabooOpen:Mid-May-Mid-October:Saturdays10am-2pmContact:MichelleZuelke608.253.5380mmzuelke@tangeroutlet.comwww.tangeroutlet.com

BARABOO

112. Elroy Farmers’ MarketOffering:Produce,flowers,honey,crafts,jewelryLocation:MainparkinglotadjacenttoRoyalBank(acrossfrom225MainSt),ElroyOpen:April-October:Wednesdays3pm-7pmContact:[email protected]

ELROY

113. Iola Farmers’ MarketOffering:Vegetables,fruits,andflowers.JoinusonThursdaysinJulyandAugustforlivemusic.Location:CornerofRoute49andChetKrauseDr,IolaOpen:May-OctoberContact:[email protected]://www.ischamber.org

IOLA

114. Festival Foods Farmers’ MarketOffering:Freshproduce,processedlocalfoods(jellies,etc.),bakedgoods,Amishcrafts,flowersLocation:1613NorthCentralAve,onHwy97betweenUphamandMcMillan,MarshfieldOpen:May1-October1:SaturdaysandSundays8am-1pmContact:[email protected]

MARSHFIELD

117. Medford Downtown Farmers’

MarketOffering:Crafts,meat,bakery,produce,plants,jellies,fruits,vegetablesLocation:CityPark,SouthWhelenSt,MedfordOpen:May-October:Tuesdays2pm-6pmContact:[email protected]

MEDFORD

115. Main Street Marshfield

Farmers’ MarketOffering:Produce,flowers,bakedgoods,meatsincludingcertifiedorganicproductsLocation:Pick‘nSaveparkinglot,MainSt,MarshfieldOpen:June19-September25:Tuesdays9am-1pmContact:[email protected]

116. Mauston Farmers’ MarketOffering:Bakery,crafts,farmproduce.SeniorFarmer’sMarketVouchersandWICVouchersareacceptedatcertainstands,pleaseaskifnotpostedLocation:JuneauCountyCourthouse,MaustonOpen:May4-October26:Saturdays7am–untilsoldout,May7-October29:Tuesdays3pm-7pmContact:MaryHudack,[email protected]

MAUSTON

118. Medford Farmers’ MarketOffering:Crafts,meat,bakery,produce,plants,jellies,fruits,vegetablesLocation:TaylorCountyFairgrounds,Hwy13,MedfordOpen:May-October:Saturdays8am-1pmContact:[email protected]

119. Mosinee Tuesday Farm MarketOffering:Farmfreshproduce,handcraftedwares,smallbusinessfoodvendorsLocation:RiverPark,MosineeOpen:Mid-May-Mid-October:Noon-7pmorselloutContact:TammyCampo, [email protected]

MOSINEE

120. Neillsville Farmers’ MarketOffering:Produce,bakedgoods,crafts,fresh-cutflowers,jellies,jams,plants,andherbsLocation:DowntownSquare,NeillsvilleOpen:June-October:8am-NoonContact:DeannaHeiman715.743.6444neillsvillechamber@gmail.comwww.neillsville.org

NEILLSVILLE

121. Pittsville

Farmers’ MarketOffering:ProduceLocation:Baum’sMercantileparkinglot,PittsvilleOpen:June-October,Fridays8am-1pmContact:JohnBaum715.884.2114

PITTSVILLE

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122. Back to the Country Store

Outdoor MarketplaceOffering:Fruit,vegetables,plants,flowers,antiques,art/photography,wood/metalwork,furniture,pottery,quilts,canned&bakedproducts,woodpelletgrillsLocation:2581PostRd,BacktotheCountryStoreparkinglot,nexttothePostOffice,PloverOpen:May-October:9am-6pm,daily(maindaysTuesdaysandSaturdays)Contact:Jim&JulietteWachowiak715.344.2581715.630.5919wowbacktothecountrystore@hotmail.comwww.backtothecountrystore.com

PLOVER

123. Rome Farmers’ MarketOffering:Produce,flowers,maplesyrup,honey,cannedgoods,meats,seafood,bakery,crafts.Specialevents9:30am.Location:AlpineBusinessParkoffHwy13andAlpineDr,TownofRomeOpen:June7-September27:8am-1pmContact:RuthannSpiegelhoff&JudyMcCormick715.254.9406or608.220.1796romefarmersmarket@gmail.com

ROME

124. Sparta Farmers’ MarketOffering:Locallygrownproduce,flowers,locallyprocessedfooditems,acceptingWICVouchersLocation:DowntownSparta,nexttolibrary,acrossfromthePostOfficeOpen:Mid-May-October:Wednesdays3-6pm,Saturdays8:30am-12:30pmContact:[email protected]

SPARTA

125. Stevens Point

Farmers’ MarketOffering:Produce,flowers,bakery,meat,eggsandmore!Location:DowntownPublicSquare,StevensPointOpen:May-October:6am-5pmdaily,Mondays3pm–7pmContact:DanMielke,StevensPointFarmersMarketAssociation715.344.4104daniel@danielmielke.comwww.stevenspointfarmersmarket.org

STEVENS POINT

126. Tomah Farmers’ MarketOffering:ProduceLocation:GillettePark,HoltonSt,TomahOpen:May-October:Saturdays7am-1pm,Wednesdays12pm-6pmContact:[email protected]

TOMAH

127. Waupaca Farmers’ MarketOffering:Meat,vegetables,fruits,pickles,bakery,plants,maplesyrup,honey,birdhouses,flowers,andsomuchmore!Location:DowntownWaupaca,onthecitysquare,WaupacaOpen:May-October:dailyContact:BonniMiller715.281.7431bonnimiller@yahoo.comwaupacafarmmarket.blogspot.com

WAUPACA

128. Farmers’ Market

of Wausau, Inc.Offering:Vegetables,fruits,flowers,plants,bakedgoods,meats,eggs,maplesyrup,honeyLocation:RiverDr,WausauOpen:Mid-May-Mid-November:WednesdaysandSaturdays7am-selloutContact:CraigCarlson715.443.6647www.wausaufarmersmarket.com

WAUSAU

129. Indoor Farmers’ Market at The

Planted SeedOffering:Bakery,grass-fedbeef,pork,chickens,turkeys,organicproduce,cheese,oliveoil,eggs,honey,maplesyrupLocation:402South2ndAve,WausauOpen:November-April:Saturdays9am-NoonContact:Jon&Judy715.301.1133info@theplantedseedwausau.comwww.theplantedseedwausau.com

130. Market Place

ThursdaysOffering:Produce,handmadeitems,bakedgoods,rugsLocation:400Block,DowntownWausauOpen:June20–September19:Thursdays9am-2pmContact:KariRasmussen715.843.0748karir@wausauareaevents.orgwww.wausauareaevents.org

131. Marshfield Clinic and

Aspirus Farmers’ MarketOffering:Farmfreshproduce,flowersLocation:WestemployeeparkinglotatMarshfieldClinicWausauCenter,2727PlazaDr,WausauOpen:July-September:Thursdays10am-4pmContact:MarshfieldClinicCenterfor [email protected]

132. Village of Weston

Farmers’ MarketOffering:Produce,meat,crafts,flowers,bakeryLocation:Farmers’MarketPark,5500SchofieldAve,WestonOpen:May4-Oct26:8amtoselloutContact:ReneeHodell,MunicipalCenter715.241.2608rhodell@westonwisconsin.orgwww.westonwisconsin.org

WESTON

133. Thunder Valley Inn

Farmers’ MarketOffering:Localvegetables,meats,eggs,cheeses,andcraftsLocation:W15344WaubeekRd,WisconsinDellsOpen:May-October:Sundays9am-1pmContact:ThunderValleyInn608.254.4145info@thundervalleyinn.comwww.thundervalleyinn.com

134. Wood County

Farmers’ MarketOffering:ProduceLocation:RapidsMall,555WestGrandAve,WisconsinRapidsOpen:June-October:Thursdays9am-4pm,Saturdays8am-NoonContact:[email protected]

WISCONSIN RAPIDS

135. Wood County Winter Farmers’

MarketOffering:Produce,localproductsLocation:InsideofRapidsMall,555WestGrandAve,WisconsinRapidsOpen:November7–March27:Thursdays9am-4pm,Saturdays8am–NoonContact:[email protected]

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produce june july aug sept oct

what’s in season?

quick vegetable reference guide

apples

basil, lemon

basil, sweet

beets

blueberries

bok choy

broccoli

brussel sprouts

cabbage

carrot

celery

celeriac

cilantro

corn, sweet

cucumbers

dill

eggplant

fennel

garlic

gourds

green beans

kale

kohlrabi

lettuce, romaine

melons

onions

peas, shelling

peas, snap & snow

peppers, hot

peppers, sweet

potatoes

pumpkins

radishes

rhubarb

salad turnips

scallions

spinach

squash, summer

squash, winter

strawberries

swiss chard

thyme

tomatoes

produce june july aug sept oct

available partial monthavailable entire month

based on average central wisconsin

growing season. may alter.

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