Farm-to-table in Michigan
Chivle connects Michigan's organic and regenerative farms directly with restaurants, chefs, and households. Farms sell from their own storefront and get paid straight to their bank account; buyers order harvest-dated food from farms that were reviewed before they could sell.
Michigan is where Chivle starts. We're building here first, then expanding state by state.
For farmers
Selling direct in Michigan
Who regulates what you sell, the channels that work for a Michigan season, and how to reach restaurants and households.
Identity
Regenerative farming in Michigan
What we check before a farm can call itself regenerative on Chivle, the certifications that exist, and where Michigan farmers get support.
Harvest calendar
What's in season in Michigan
Month by month: what Michigan farms are picking, what keeps through winter, and what's available all year.
Directory
Michigan farm resources
The agencies, associations, and programs Michigan growers actually use, from MDARD licensing to NRCS cost-share.
The growers
Michigan farms on Chivle
Founding growers are onboarding now
Every farm is reviewed before it can sell, so storefronts appear here as each one is approved. If you farm in Michigan with regenerative practices, the first 50 farms join as Founding Growers.
See the Founding Grower termsRegions
Where we're growing
A region gets its own page once at least 3 farms there are live, so every page has real farms behind it.
Metro Detroit
Macomb · Oakland · Wayne counties
Coming as farms join
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw · Livingston counties
Coming as farms join
Grand Rapids
Kent · Ottawa counties
Coming as farms join
Lansing
Ingham · Eaton · Clinton counties
Coming as farms join
Traverse City
Grand Traverse · Leelanau · Benzie · Antrim · Kalkaska counties
Coming as farms join
Southwest Michigan
Kalamazoo · Berrien · Van Buren · Cass · St. Joseph · Allegan counties
Coming as farms join