6th Annual North Indy Farm Crawl

We are excited to be participating in the North Indy Farm Crawl again this year! Spend your day visiting our treasured local farms, all with their own twist on living close to the land. Be sure to stop by our place for a tour of the gardens and visit our vendors, who will be selling unique plants and garden items.

The list of participating farms is below:

Image of list of Farm Crawl farms with a picture of a chicken, sheep and peacock.

Artisan Roe

Visit at Kell Squires Pastures: 1567 N 1000 E, Sheridan, IN 46069

Artisan Roe is a budding fiber farm started by Lindsey Smith and her husband Charlie. We responsibly raise Black Welsh Mountain Sheep. An old breed tracing its roots back to the Middle Ages, listed on the Livestock Conservancy as threatened, along with a small flock of Huacaya Alpacas. With ample room to peacefully graze, they slowly grow a rich, beautiful harvest of wool and fleece- ripe with possibilities. These natural and renewable fibers are carefully shorn and processed to create yarns and textiles. A lot of love and dedication goes into each piece produced by hand or on hand-operated machines. It all began with a lifelong love of traditional fiber crafts passed down from the women in her family. Along with a desire to return to a rural life. Artisan Roe is committed to the stewardship of the land and the animals calling it home.

Covenant Hill Farm & Haldale Honey

90 N 1100 E, Zionsville, IN, 46077

Covenant Hill Farm was incorporated in 2020 as a social enterprise experience for a family member. We have fruit trees, wild berries, a large vegetable garden…and chickens! We will be selling homemade jams, jellies, pickles and salsa. Haldale Honey will also be there.

Eagleson Meadows

2195 W 211th St, Sheridan, IN 46069

You know exactly who we are!

Kell Squires Pastures

1567 N 1000 E, Sheridan, IN 46069

Kell Squires Pastures is a first-generation pastured livestock farm located in Sheridan, Indiana. Mike and Tiffany Squires started the farm in 2022 with the goal of taking control of their health by raising their food in a healthy and sustainable way while also being able to provide for their loved ones and community. KSP uses regenerative farming methods that not only produce high-quality nutrition but also restore dwindling topsoil. They hope by sharing their operation with the community that they may inspire others to do the same. Products are sold on the farm, online & at local farmers’ markets.

Saviola’s Farm

3294 N 1100 E, Sheridan, IN 46069

Michael and Debra Saviola moved to Sheridan about 5 years ago after their retirement. They started a small hobby farm with chickens and sell their eggs as fast as the chickens can lay them. They have an acre garden that they work by themselves, and the vegetables are available for purchase while they are in season. They can dill, kosher, and bread and butter pickles, beets, salsa, strawberry, jalapeño, blueberry, and grape jellies and jams. They also make homemade Italian sausage that will make your mouth water for more. All of the canning products, eggs, and sausage are available for sale throughout the year.

A Wing and A Prayer

1581 N 1100 E, Sheridan, IN 46069

A Wing & A Prayer Acres invokes an image of a farm where nature and faith intersect. It suggests a place where hard work and hope come together to create a thriving and meaningful environment. This name is fitting for our 5 acres farm where bird-related activities are prominent, symbolizing the idea of taking a chance or relying on faith to achieve success in our life and farming endeavors. We hope it is a place where friends and family find peace and inspiration in the beauty of nature, fostering a sense of peace and connection with the world around them.

Come see our peacocks and chickens roam the property. Baked goods, some produce, and lunch will be available to purchase while supplies last. Arc of Boone County will be on-site selling Mr. Canary birdseed.

Fieldgate Farm

405 W 266th St., Sheridan

Fieldgate Farm is set on 80 acres of peaceful farmland filled with fun adventures! The 1850 Homestead, the historical sheep barn, and the Greenhouse event venue are all unique treasures that we would love to share with our community. Would you be willing to send over any information regarding the ’25 Farm Crawl? Are you accepting new farms? We would love to be a part of this special day! We just had our second Farm Day, where we hosted boutique vendors, let our guests interact with our farm animals, and opened up The 1850 Homestead for tours.