The Indiana State Department of Agriculture’s Indiana Grown initiative supports products grown or made by Hoosiers, for Hoosiers. Our goal is to help consumers more easily identify these products by using the Indiana Grown logo.

Now, in its third year, the initiative has over 1300 members – adding about one new member each day –  and 50+ business partners which includes a wide variety of farmers, farmers markets, distributors, producers, processors, wineries, breweries, artisans, as well as retailers, grocers, hospitals, restaurants and more.

In January, we were proud to welcome 35 members to our Indiana Grown community. Here’s the full list:

• Ashby Acres, New Albany
• Branam’s Strawberries, Danville
• Brownsburg Farmers Market, Brownsburg
• Community Health Network, Indianapolis
• D & H Farm, Martinsville
• Eden, Francesville
• Emily’s Backyard Blooms, Fortville
• Farmer’s Gold, Inc., Cicero
• Fully Popped LLC, Indianapolis
• G & S Acres, Monroeville
• Golden Green Soap Company, Angola
• Goodin Farms Bourbon Fed Beef, Austin
• Heirloom Acres, Greenwood
• High Voltage Garden LLC, Indianapolis
• Hive Bloomington, Bloomington
• Holy Cow Farm Fresh, Monon
• Indiana University Sustainable Food Systems Science, Bloomington
• Jason L Crace, CPA, LLC, Indianapolis
• Lake Greens LLC, Columbus
• Nutramaize, West Lafayette
• Oak Hill Farm, Crawfordsville
• Old Major, Indianapolis
• ophs_indy, Indianapolis
• Patoka Lake Winery, Birdseye
• Purlee Farm, Salem
• Red Barn Beef, Peru
• Rose & Lois, Fishers
• Rosey’s Berry Farm, Michigan City
• Royer Farm Fresh LLC, Clinton
• Sip & Share Winery, Indianapolis
• Stumptown Cattle Company, Nappanee
• Sugar Creek Barbeque Co, Nashville
• Third Day Farm, LLC., Walkerton
• Three Birds Farms, Redkey
• Whitestown Farmers Market, Whitestown

Click the “about” section at the top of this page for more information about Indiana Grown, or click the “join” tab if you would like to join our Indiana Grown community.