U-Pick near Parsons, ks
Outback Farm is all about blueberries and we grow several varieties for you to choose from. We try to keep it simple and enjoyable for both our u-pick customers and those who want pre-picked blueberri... [more]
Nestled in the lush Ozark Hills of Bentonville, Arkansas, Tuckaway Farm is a beacon of sustainability and local food culture, sprawling across 23 acres of regenerative farmland.
Southeast Kansas family farm. You-pick strawberries available in season. We use no chemical fertilizers or pesticides.
Heads Up Bantams is dedicated to show quality Old English, Sebright, Barred and Wyandotte bantams. Grown birds always available; limited quality hatching eggs in late spring.... [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 raise pasture hogs Berkshire and Hereford. If you don't have a place to put a pig we will raise it for you with a down payment of $100 then when the pig is ready to butcher it will be $2.30 a lb.... [more]
Welcome to Flanders Creek! We enjoy every moment with our goats and other animals along with the wonderful products that they produce.... [more]
Chautauqua Hills Farm is located 1 1/2 hours southeast of Wichita, Kansas near Sedan, Kansas, we offer naturally grown blueberries, blackberries and asparagus.... [more]
Marlee's family of Jersey cows, with their long eyelashes and soft faces, are grass fed on free-range pastures that make up a small family farm just outside of Carthage, Missouri.... [more]
We are a family owned you pick blueberry operation. We have 1 acres of blueberries that are from age 2 year old plants to 4 year old plants.... [more]
Mine Creek Farm is developing into a sustainable, diversified farm on the Kansas prairie. We have pigs, and chickens, and more birds - oh my!... [more]