Once covered by a glacier, the area of Wisconsin that became the town of Farmington is rich in glacial deposits of fertile soil among the kettles and caves, rivers and streams. Visitors as long as 10,000 years ago left their mark in the form of built-up mounds of earth in the shapes of animals, birds and simple geometry. ...

... At the dawn of the 21st century, Farmington prides itself on its rural heritage, with both large and small farms, dairy, organic, exotic game, and several industries. Our foundations are clearly seen in the many fine examples of unique stone architecture, preserved log homes and Lizard Mound County Park. ...

Town government is run by an elected chair, two elected supervisors, an appointed clerk and treasurer.

Read more about our History  here