Thanks for visiting the official Alsum Sweet Corn Website!​
Updated: 11/1/22
All Stands are CLOSED for the season.
Last outdoor market is Saturday 11/12 on the Madison Square.
Be sure to follow us on Facebook for updates on the upcoming winter markets!
Thank you for another wonderful season and all your support, patience, and kindness!

Wisconsin Sweet Corn brought to you by ​the Alsum Family

Thanks for visiting the Official Alsum Sweet Corn Website!  

Our family farm is located in Randolph, Wisconsin. Here, the “growing” begins for our delicious sweet corn.

​Established in 1912, our farm has grown from serving our small-town community to feeding thousands across Wisconsin! 

Check out our Stand Locations to find a stand near you, as well as our updated hours. Each stand offers a large variety of delicious fresh fruits and vegetables.

We also offer Alsum's "FROZEN" Sweet Corn! Check our Frozen Produce section to see our frozen sweet corn products.

Note: Large orders should be placed several weeks in advance.
We accept cash, check. card, and WIC checks!

Home Grown, Locally Sold,
Fresh Picked Daily:
Alsum's Famous Sweet Corn

Can't find a stand near you? Find Alsum's FRESH sweet corn on the cob at the following local Wisconsin grocery stores!

Piggly Wiggly:
  • Campbellsport
  • Kewaskum
  • West Bend
  • Jackson
  • Slinger
  • Port Washington
  • Hartford
  • Hartland
  • Oconomowoc
  • Oostburg
  • Sheboygan
  • Richfield/Hubertus
  • Plymouth
  • Saukville
Outpost Natural Foods:
  • Wauwatosa (on State Street)
  • Milwaukee (on Capitol Drive)
  • Bay View (Milwaukee)
  • Mequon
Sendik's Food Market:
  • Brookfield (on Capitol Drive)
Sentry Foods:
  • Delafield 
Metcalfe's Market:
  • Wauwatosa
  • West Towne Mall - Madison
  • Hilldale Shopping Center - Madison
Woodlake Market:
  • Kohler

Faith, Family, Farming, and Fresh Sweet Corn

The Alsum Sweet Corn story simply begins in an old-fashion way. In 1912, our newlywed grandparents purchased this farm, which at that time was a dairy farm. After milking cows for over half a century, Harvey and Elizabeth Alsum, sold the farm to their son, Ken and his wife, Myrna. They carried on the tradition of the dairy farm as they raised their three sons. However, life on a dairy farm is very interesting as well as surprising, and in the summer of 1976, Ken got a new idea. He had heard of the newly developed farmers market in Madison, WI and decided to plant some sweet corn to sell there. The Dane County Farmers Market had just begun and no one could foresee the tremendous growth and popularity that would occur in the future, but for our family, it was the fun and excitement of meeting new people and bringing fresh food to them that was appealing and fascinating. Scott, the oldest son, also began delivering sweet corn to stores in the West Bend area. Later, stands were added and the summertime fun kept growing and growing. Today, Scott and his wife, Lona live and work on the farm with their five children: Ben (wife Rosie, boys Brooks & Jacob), Brittany, Luke, Levi, and Lily. If you have been to the Farmers Market in Madison on Saturdays, you will definitely meet them. Raising fresh produce and meeting great people are just some of the many benefits that we enjoy while working on our vegetable farm in Randolph.
Alsum Sweet Corn               Home Farm: 920-326-5204 
W516 Friesland Road           Fax:   920-326-5204
Randolph, WI 53956            Scott Cell:  920-296-5208