Tonganoxie, ks

Farms near Tonganoxie, ks

Shawnee, Kansas

We are a small family-owned and operated farm offering fresh eggs. Our small flock of pasture-raised chickens produce large brown 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]

Kansas City, Kansas

We have our roots down in the city but we grow where we've been planted! We sustainably farm in a big way, in a small space.... [more]

Lawrence, Kansas

We are a certified organic mushroom and vegetable farm. We have been continuously certified since 1989.... [more]

Olathe, Kansas

Pat & Rachels Gardens LLC is a certified organic farm west of Olathe, KS about five miles. We have a state licensed kitchen and a certified organic processing facility.... [more]

Edgerton, Kansas

Farm market open July & August. Monday - Saturday 10-5 Call ahead for u-pick availability. Check us out at Local Farmers Markets: Late June, July, August, Sept.

Kansas City, Kansas

We started out in early 2020 with the goal of supplying mushrooms to chef-driven and farm-to-table restaurants here in Kansas City.... [more]

Kansas City, Kansas

J-14 Agricultural Enterprises is a quaint, unique, sustainable enterprises located on the outskirts of Kansas City, Kansas with definetly a rural and historical feel.... [more]

PLATTE CITY, Missouri

Rise and Shine On Homestead is a small scale permaculture farm aimed to take a natural and regenerative approach to gardening and livestock practices.... [more]

Baldwin City, Kansas

Narrow Trail Farm is a small family farm committed to bringing you the best sustainably grown, specialty cut flowers, vegetables, fruit, honey, and small batch handcrafted goods.... [more]

Kansas City, Kansas

We founded Benevy Farms in 2019, with a great mission to help combat food insecurity, and help rebuild biodiversity.... [more]

Gardner, Kansas

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