Welcome to our new farmer s and crafts market. We have just organized this spring. We will offer all types of produce, this produce will be grown and marketed by the farmers themselves.... [more]
Rogers' Farmers Market OPEN May thru October 2008 SATURDAY 7am to 1pm MONDAY 4pm to 7pm WEDNESDAY 7am to 1pm A bounty of locally grown produce, honey, fresh baked breads, cut flowers, crafts... [more]
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]
Wildflower seeds are our specialty, along with seed mixes, native grass mixes, wildlife habitat seed mixes.... [more]
Yoshah Farm family goat dairy is located in Fair Grove, MO. (Approimately 15 miles north of Springfield.) Yoshah Farm offers fresh raw goat milk from a small herd of LaMancha and Nubian does.... [more]
We are a small, family farm raising pastured free range eggs, pastured poultry, pastured pork, holiday turkeys and beef.... [more]
We are a wholesale distributor of local and west coast organic produce, locally raised all natural meats, and locally milled organic grains.... [more]
Oran Mor is an income-sharing (common treasury) egalitarian community in the Ozark hills. We grow heirloom vegetables, fruit and herbs in no-till polyculture.... [more]
We are a very small suri alpaca ranch that also raises pastured hens. We use only the best feed available and use medications only when needed.... [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]
Shepherd's Cross is a Working Farm and Christian Mission. This is a diverse farming operation, hosting a variety of farm tours, and a specialty farm gift shop, Shepherd's Shop.... [more]
We are a family owned and operated orchard growing blueberries and various other seasonal produce. We allow you-pick for blueberries at our farm in Highlandville, MO and also sell at the Farmer's Mar... [more]