Hiawatha, ks

Farms near Hiawatha, ks

Basehor, Kansas

Having started from scratch in 2010, we intend to continue to evolve into a small diversified farm through 2011 and expand our crops and animals.... [more]

Lawrence, Kansas

HoneyDel Farm is a small, family owned homestead located just north of the Lawrence airport. We started this journey in 2011, as a way to help us reconnect with the land and rediscover where our food... [more]

Lawrence, Kansas

Established in 2006 as a first generation farm and operated by young farmers, Juniper Hill Farms is committed to raising high quality products in sustainable and environmentally-friendly ways.... [more]

Plattsburg, Missouri

Happy Tracks Farm produces grassfed, chemical and hormone free lamb for local pick up or delivery to the Kansas City area.... [more]

Kansas City, Kansas

We locally grow seasonal specialty cut flowers for our Kansas City Community. All of our flowers are grown to be pollinator friendly.... [more]

Kansas City, Missouri

Twelve Springs Farm is a third generation farm in Kansas City, Missouri. My grandfather and father worked on the farm growing hogs, and row crops, then eventually black angus.... [more]

Plattsburg, Missouri

Flower farm, cut flowers, potted flowers, lilies, hydrangeas, peonies, daisies, snapdragons, sunflowers, zinneas and more.... [more]

Filley, Nebraska

Cottage Hill Farm is a small scale farm which produces vegetables, strawberries, eggs and honey. We follow regenerative ag practices and strive to produce high quality flavorful produce for consumer... [more]

Lawrence, Kansas

Mellowfields Urban Farm grows quality, chemical-free, heirloom produce for the Lawrence Farmers' Market, Cottin's Hardware Farmers' Market, Mellowfields CSA, as well as the Merc cooperative grocery.

Lawrence, Kansas

Sundance Emu Ranch is a FARM to FINISH operation. Our emu are raised on locally raised grains and grasses in a happy, healthy environment WITHOUT the use of antibiotics or hormones.... [more]

Lawrence, Kansas

Willing Horse Farm is named for the Haflinger horses that provide the primary power for tillage of the vegetable fields.... [more]