Overland Park, ks

Farms near Overland Park, ks

Gardner, Kansas

We are city family that went country in 2009. Currently as of April 2020 we have honey, honey sticks, bee pollen.... [more]

Gardner, Kansas

Hello Everyone! We are a small family farm. We started raising chickens and ducks. We added Potbelly pigs, now goats!... [more]

Lee's Summit, Missouri

I'm Hannah, a horticulturist with a passion for urban agriculture. I truly believe large commercial agriculture is destroying the American diet.

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]

Leavenworth, Kansas

2L Farms operates a 51 acre farm in Leavenworth that sits atop the eastern hills of Kansas. It was born from a desire to get back to basics and enjoy the best this earth has to offer.... [more]

Kansas City, Missouri

We are a small, family owned and operated urban farm on the north side of Kansas City, MO. 2018 is our first year for commercial production, and our first year as a farm.... [more]

Bucyrus, Kansas

We grow tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, artisan squash, melons, watermelons, eggplant, corn, artisan pole beans, and okra.... [more]

Spring Hill, Kansas

Ten Mile Farm is a grass-based, sustainable, and regenerative farm committed to producing the most nutrient dense, wholesome, and humanely raised beef, lamb, pork, chicken, and eggs.... [more]

Edgerton, Kansas

We raise Berkshire pork, Angus beef, chickens and both Suffolk and Tunis lamb. We also have brown eggs available and turkeys for the holidays.... [more]

peculiar, Missouri

Purple Berry Farm grows high quality, chemical free - Blackberries, Elderberries, Black Raspberries and Perennial Flowers.... [more]

Edgerton, Kansas

Farm fresh eggs!! Currently we have 24 hens which give us brown and white eggs. The hens are allowed to free range and are provided a good quality feed.

Linwood, Kansas

The land that is now Treehouse Berry Farm has been in the family since 1901 when Great Grandpa purchased our land from the Delaware Indians.... [more]