Hungry World Farm, located in Tiskilwa, Illinois, is a vibrant agritourism destination that spans 175 acres of natural beauty and ecological diversity.
Land and Ecological Diversity
With 100 acres of forest, 10 acres of pasture, and dedicated areas for blueberries and a market garden, the farm is a treasure trove of flora and fauna. This nonprofit organization is more than just a farm; it is a community that includes a variety of wildlife and domesticated animals, creating a rich ecosystem that embodies the principles of regenerative agriculture.
- 100 acres of forest
- 10 acres of pasture
- Blueberry patches
- Market garden
Animals and Regenerative Practices
The farm supports a thriving mix of wildlife alongside domesticated animals including sheep, goats, chickens, and cattle. All livestock are pasture-raised and treated humanely as part of the farm’s commitment to restoring environmental balance.
- Sheep
- Goats
- Chickens
- Cattle
Products and Community Engagement
The farm produces a variety of wholesome products while educating visitors about sustainable farming practices:
- Vegetables, fruits, and flowers
- Eggs and meat
- Artisanal sourdough breads
Hungry World Farm invites community members and visitors to engage in hands-on learning experiences through Pick-Your-Own harvesting. The organization emphasizes non-GMO methods and regenerative agriculture, nurturing both the soil and the community in mind, body, and spirit.
