Farms near Bronaugh, mo
We are a small family owned ranch that raise and sell mini cattle. Breeds include miniature highlands, miniature highfords, Micro Dexter, Micro HighDex, And Micro HighGus.... [more]
OUR FAMILY We are blessed to have many people in our lives that we consider family. Our main crew consists of Sam, Nat, and 'lil' G.... [more]
We are purveyors of absolutely no chems highest quality local Missouri wildflower honey. We have been growing organically/sustainably on our land with sensitivity and caring for all living beings... [more]
We are a family farm in Southeast Kansas that has been raising cattle since 2006. In 2009 we dedicated all of our acreage to grass so we could convert to 100% grassfed operation.... [more]
Welcome to Rainbow Bridge Farm, a small family owned farm on historic route 66 right next to Rainbow Bridge.... [more]
Robertson Family Farm is a u-pick blueberry farm located south of Jopin in Saginaw. Formerly Thompson Orchard, the Robertsons purchased the property in 2014 and plans are in the works for peaches, hon... [more]
We are a small, family operation conveniently located just less than 2 miles south of the Joplin Sam's Club off of old US 71 highway.... [more]
We are a small family farm with only 30 acres but we have various vegetable plants in the spring of the year, fresh vegetables in the growing season, and forest raised pork year round.... [more]
Bear Creek Farms is in Osceola, MO. We have a retail greenhouse with loads of organic transplants for your garden, market fresh, Certified Organic Vegetables sold at Whole Foods Markets and Door to... [more]
We are a small farm that raises Shetland sheep, Icelandic sheep, and Colored Angora goats. We offer wool from both of the heritage breed sheep along with mohair from our angoras.... [more]
Spring is on it's way, today the snow pretty much disappeared. Greenhouses starting to fill up. We are having out annual farmer's market meeting this Saturday.
Welcome to Evening Shade Farms Our family has lived on this farm, located just south of where the Ozarks meet the plains, for more than 35 years.... [more]