Barnard, mo

Farms near Barnard, mo

Independence, Missouri

The Redfearn family is proud to offer naturally-grown produce free from chemical pesticides or herbicides for sale through our CSA.... [more]

Raymore, Missouri

Located at the southern edge of Raymore, Missouri, Four Oaks Farm is a first-generation market garden dedicated to providing you with year-round access to fresh, flavorful vegetables and fruits.

Chariton, Iowa

Blue Gate Farm is a small family farm in Marion County, Iowa, growing chemical-free vegetables, herbs, fruits and flowers.... [more]

King City, Missouri

We, along with our extensive network of family farms work with nature to raise healthy foods for you!... [more]

Atchison, Kansas

Gunther and Betty Fischer, owners of Long View Farm (LVF) produce chemical free vegetables, fruit, and flowers on two acres of garden space, part of a larger diversified farm in their family since 19

Gallatin, Missouri

At EarthTouch, we're dedicated to nurturing the land and delivering nutrient-dense foods through sustainable, regenerative farming practices.... [more]

Holt, Missouri

Welcome to KC Farm Stand, located in Holt, Missouri! We are proud to serve the greater Kansas City area with clean, ethically raised, nutrient-dense food.... [more]

Excelsior Springs, Missouri

Be Whole Again Farm is owned by Scott and Rachel Moser. The center of our farm is a small herd of 100% grass-fed dairy cows--primarily Jerseys--producing real, raw milk.... [more]

Lawrence, Kansas

We invite your family to enjoy some of the finest, best tasting and most nutritious beef you'll find anywhere.... [more]

Kansas City, Kansas

We are a small farm in Kansas City, KS. We grow using sustainable practices, and use only those inputs allowed under the USDA organic program.... [more]

Avoca, Nebraska

Located on an authentic farm that has been in our family since 1944, we offer a big dose of fall fun with the emphasis on the agricultural side of autumn.

Buckner, Missouri

If you’re tired of watery, flavorless supermarket meat—or feeling anxious about what’s hidden behind the labels in the grocery aisle—we want to welcome you to our farm.