Our motto is "Natural Foods Grown Naturally!" We are a small family farm (40 acres) specializing in heirloom plants and heritage breeds.... [more]

Farm to Family Foods is helping sustain family run farms and independent, regionally based food producers by building robust and reliable markets for their locally grown and produced foods.

Hello, Thank you for checking out our post. We are a small family C.S.A. vegetable Farm. We are free of any nasty chemicals or heavy machinery that cause damage to soil structure or microbiology.... [more]

We are a three generation family farming operation that is ever expanding! Greenhouses, Hydroponics, Aquaponics, Cattle, Rabbits, Chickens, Wild Game and Birds...We enjoy all of it!

Liberty Farms Organics: Viburnum, MO. Organic goes beyond non-GMO. GMOs, toxic pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, and artificial colors and flavors are all prohibited under USDA organic regulations.... [more]

Panash LLC was developed in 2012 to provide naturally raised produce, eggs and Heritage Hereford Hogs to local area residents.... [more]

Family based CSA farm. Variety of vegetables and berries. Have working and non working shares.

We are a small family farm working toward being self-sustaining. We grow using organic practices. We have a wide range of vegetables, including heirloom and unique varieties, as well as many herbs.

We raise heritage hogs, Duroc and Large Black crosses. We are selling shares for the 2017 season. Our CSA produces two litters per month and will have approximately 50 shares per year.... [more]

Silver Creek Mill and Gardens is a community space where people with developmental disabilities have fun learning and doing while pursuing interests in gardening, culinary, music and fine arts.... [more]

The goal at our farm is to raise our plants and animals together, as they should be on a self-sustaining farm.... [more]

Y Knot Farm is a small farm located in the southeast portion of Benton County, MO. We currently have a small fruit orchard, a large garden, a large high tunnel, bees, laying hens, and meat birds at th... [more]