Closed Loop Farms
Not yet claimedBack of the Yards · Urban Farm
A year-round urban farm focused on sustainable, organic growing practices based at The Plant in Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood.
Overview
They grow and sell microgreens, herbs, edible flowers, and salad greens using beyond-organic farming practices.
What it makes
Available for
- ✓ Direct sales
- ✓ Wholesale
- ✓ Events
Where to find this business
- Green City Market1817 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60614www.greencitymarket.org/
- Green City Market West Loop115 S. Sangamon St, Chicago, IL 60607www.greencitymarket.org
- Wild Onion Market7007 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60626wildonionmarket.com/
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5 documented · 2 locations
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Places the business lists. The venue has not confirmed this; schedules are under “Where to find us”.
- Green City Market West Loop · also a documented relationship (above)
- Wild Onion Market · also a documented relationship (above)
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Grown for chefs throughout Chicago, per The Plant's own tenant page.
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