River Valley Ranch and Kitchens

2025 verified · 2026 TBA

📍 Burlington, Wisconsin

🧺 Farm stand🥬 Produce
Farm food🧺 Farm stand 🥬 Produce
How to buyThe Farm Fresh Atlas publishes this farm's own description: "Established in 1976, River Valley Ranch began as a small, family-owned mushroom farm dedicated to growing the freshest and most flavorful mushrooms available. In 1997 we established a farm kitchen where we create a variety of gourmet products, including our pickled mushrooms, mushrooms salsa, and mushroom pasta sauces. With a deep commitment to sustainability and quality, we tirelessly to provide the best products to our community while maintaining a strong connection to the land. For over 40 years, we've proudly cultivated chemical-free, fresh mushrooms, including white, crimini, and portabella varieties, all grown with the utmost care and respect for the environment. In 2011, we earned our organic certification for our mushroom varieties, ensuring that the mushrooms you enjoy are grown with the highest standards of quality, without harmful chemicals or pesticides. In addition to our farm-fresh mushrooms, we've expanded into artisanal products made in our very own commercial kitchen. Here, we handcraft a variety of sauces, dips, salsas, and pickled vegetables, made with love and care using only the finest ingredients. No artificial preservatives or additives are ever used in our products-just pure, authentic flavors that elevate your meals and provide the freshest taste possible. Our dedication to creating exceptional products extends beyond the farm. From our signature pickled mushrooms to our delicious mushroom-based sauces, each item is designed to bring your table the flavors of the season, no matter the occasion. At River Valley Ranch & Kitchens, we don't just grow food-we cultivate relationships. Our products are made with a focus on quality, sustainability, and the well-being of our customers. We believe in providing food that's both good for you and good for the planet. As a family-owned business, we take pride in carrying on the traditions of quality and care that have been passed down through generations. Whether you're enjoying our mushrooms on your plate, adding our handmade dips to your charcuterie board, or sharing a jar of our pickled vegetables with friends, we are honored to be part of your meals and your memories. We're not just about food-we're about bringing people together with the freshest, most flavorful ingredients. We're proud to serve not just as your local mushroom farm, but as your source for all things delicious, sustainable, and made with care. From our family to yours, we thank you for allowing us to be part of your holiday feasts, everyday meals, and everything in between." Products the farm lists: Vegetables, Vegetables / Mushrooms, Vegetables / Shiitake mushrooms, Specialty Products / Jelly, Specialty Products / Hot sauce, Specialty Products / Pickled vegetables, Specialty Products / Salsa, Specialty Products / Sauces, Hot Prepared Foods, Hot Soups, Dips & Spreads. Growing practices in the farm's own words: Greenhouse or Hoophouses, Mushroom grow houses. Certifications the farm lists: USDA Certified Organic.
Practices, in the farm's own wordsUSDA organic
Tillage & soilThis farm has not published how it works its soil, so we are not going to guess. If you farm here, tell us and we will add it. See the farms that do say.
Good to knowHow the farm sells: Retail Store, Value Added Products. On-farm activities the atlas lists: Educational Tours & Activities, Seasonal Events, Farm Stand. Phone is (262) 539-3555.
Address39900 60th St., Burlington, WI 53105

Where to pick it up

This farm publishes 5 pickup or delivery points away from the farm itself:

  • Greenfield Farmers' Market
  • Dane County Farmers' Market - Holiday Market
  • Dane County Farmers' Market - Winter Farmers' Market
  • Dane County Farmers' Market - Saturday Market
  • Dane County Farmers' Market - Wednesday Market

Pickup schedules change between seasons. Confirm with the farm before showing up.

Verification

Last verified 2026-08-28 against these sources:

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