Augusta, ks

Local Food near Augusta, ks

Newton, Kansas

We produce 100% grass-fed beef from black and red Angus cattle, which we sell directly to individuals.... [more]

Wellington, Kansas

Currently offering chicken eggs. Aiming to begin offering coturnix quail eggs, quail meat, rabbit meat, duck eggs, duck meat, and vegetables herbs in Summer 2026.

HUTCHINSON, Kansas

Borntrager Dairy specializes in grass-fed raw dairy products ranging from fluid milk to cheese, yogurt, cream, butter, kefir.... [more]

Emporia, Kansas

The Emporia Farmers Market is a year-round marketplace for local growers, bakers and artists.

Americus, Kansas

Located in the flint hills tall grass prairie of east central Kansas, Shepherd's Valley is a family owned diversified farm featuring organically grown fruits, vegetables, herbs, meats, and eggs direct... [more]

Dearing, Kansas

A modest first-generation fainting goat farm in Southeast Kansas seeking to serve Christ above all else.... [more]

Iola, Kansas

The Allen County Farmers' Market is an open air market with two locations in Iola. Vendors are set up to sell to shoppers and most participate in SNAP, Kansas Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (... [more]

Augusta, Kansas

Your Responsible Sustainable Food Source Griggs Bros. Farms is committed to the production of a safe, affordable supply of fresh produce for those seeking an alternative to the conventional supply

Augusta, Kansas

We are a family farm that enjoy sharing our love for home raised cornish cross meat birds. Grass fed and 100% vegetarian diet, no hormone or chemical.... [more]

Augusta, Kansas

Local, raw honey from Augusta, KS.

Augusta, Kansas

BoDark Farm is located in South Central Kansas, between Augusta and El Dorado. Our specialty is Royal White Hair Sheep for breeders and meat, and Nubian Dairy goats for grass-fed raw milk, cream and c... [more]

El Dorado, Kansas

Boondocker Farms is located on 16 acres between Augusta and El Dorado in South Central Kansas. We have bedding plants for the garden beginning early spring, along with many varieties of produce av... [more]