Farms North of the Kansas River
9 Mile Farm *new for 2019*
Paul VanCleave and Grant Watson
17638 246th St There was a misprint in the book , this address is correct!
Tonganoxie
785/424-4101
Nestled in the picturesque 9 Mile Creek valley the 9 Mile farm is a disabled veteran owned farm committed to sustainable meat and vegetable production. The farm sits on 60 acres of wood lined bottom land in rural Leavenworth County perfect for growing tasty vegetables. Owners Grant Watson and Paul Van Cleave are Iraq war veterans who come from generations of family farmer’s dating back to the 19th century. Both have a passion for agriculture and locally grown food. 9 Mile farm grows produce and flowers from seed each year along with a wide variety of livestock. Pork production is the cornerstone of the locally grown meat they offer for sale at local farmer’s markets and through their Facebook page. Along with pork they also offer, beef, lamb, rabbit and chicken as well as free range eggs. 9 Mile farm is highly recommended for their bacon, bratwurst, meat snacks and jerky products in a wide variety of flavors. Whether you are looking for cut meat, livestock, cuddly pets or just enjoy natural scenery, 9 Mile farm is a great place to visit.
Farm Highlights:
Petting Zoo
Food Vendors showcasing 9 Mile Farm products Follow us on FACEBOOK!
Amy's Meats
Amy and Dan Saunders
17967 23rd St., Lawrence
785-691-6251
http://www.AmysMeats.com
Amy's Meats Facebook Page
Hours: Open during tour and by appointment and the First Friday of the month form 10am to 6:30pm.
Amy’s Meats is located at the Saunders family homestead in the hills north of Lawrence. Amy, Dan and their growing family moved into the valley in the fall of 2010. Since then they have diversified not only in the practices, and crops grown but in livestock as well. The family strives to produce everything they eat and share the abundance with the community. They raise livestock naturally and are caretakers of Jersey dairy cows, pigs, sheep, chickens, ducks, the land, and the honeybees, which have an observation window into the hive. They also have 2 acres of heirloom vegetables and grains in a permacultural setting.
Amy offers three types of CSAs: a Mixed Meat and Veggie (& Eggs) CSA that reconnects you to your food through volunteer hours on the farm, a Milk Cow Share and a Meat Only CSA. Throughout the summer they offer children’s working day camps and foradults, food preserving classes. With a focus on education and self-reliance, individuals and families can choose to help grow and preserve the food they consume by joining anyone of the options Amy’s Meats offers.
Farm Products:
Seasonal pasture-raised chicken & eggs, pork, lamb, heirloom vegetables, strawberries, blackberries. Wild gooseberries, black raspberries, and elderberries. Turkey Red winter wheat, corn (for cornmeal), broomcorn. Handmade brooms, milk soap, lotion made with beeswax, corn meal,popcorn, lard, teas, extracts.
Farm Highlights: Milking Demonstration, Get close to an array of animals,Play chicken football (by feeding the chickens), Stroll through the permaculture garden, Enjoy a walking tour of the farm,Nature walking trail in the woods,Picnic area and children’s play area
Kid-friendly, family oriented
Restrooms
Amy's Meats at the Homestead will be serving their Artisan Oven Fired Pizza made from all ingredients grown and produced on their farm Saturday Oct 5th, A complete field to table food!
17967 23rd St., Lawrence
785-691-6251
http://www.AmysMeats.com
Amy's Meats Facebook Page
Hours: Open during tour and by appointment and the First Friday of the month form 10am to 6:30pm.
Amy’s Meats is located at the Saunders family homestead in the hills north of Lawrence. Amy, Dan and their growing family moved into the valley in the fall of 2010. Since then they have diversified not only in the practices, and crops grown but in livestock as well. The family strives to produce everything they eat and share the abundance with the community. They raise livestock naturally and are caretakers of Jersey dairy cows, pigs, sheep, chickens, ducks, the land, and the honeybees, which have an observation window into the hive. They also have 2 acres of heirloom vegetables and grains in a permacultural setting.
Amy offers three types of CSAs: a Mixed Meat and Veggie (& Eggs) CSA that reconnects you to your food through volunteer hours on the farm, a Milk Cow Share and a Meat Only CSA. Throughout the summer they offer children’s working day camps and foradults, food preserving classes. With a focus on education and self-reliance, individuals and families can choose to help grow and preserve the food they consume by joining anyone of the options Amy’s Meats offers.
Farm Products:
Seasonal pasture-raised chicken & eggs, pork, lamb, heirloom vegetables, strawberries, blackberries. Wild gooseberries, black raspberries, and elderberries. Turkey Red winter wheat, corn (for cornmeal), broomcorn. Handmade brooms, milk soap, lotion made with beeswax, corn meal,popcorn, lard, teas, extracts.
Farm Highlights: Milking Demonstration, Get close to an array of animals,Play chicken football (by feeding the chickens), Stroll through the permaculture garden, Enjoy a walking tour of the farm,Nature walking trail in the woods,Picnic area and children’s play area
Kid-friendly, family oriented
Restrooms
Amy's Meats at the Homestead will be serving their Artisan Oven Fired Pizza made from all ingredients grown and produced on their farm Saturday Oct 5th, A complete field to table food!
Big Springs Berries New 2019!
Shane Mathis
1919 East 300rd
Lecompton
785/554-0164
shaneagra@gmail.com
Big Springs Berries produces 50,000 plus pounds of marketable blackberries from 3600 plants that get sold to local store locations of regional and national chains, on the farm sales, local wineries and breweries, and farmers markets. A large investment in technology allows for a commercially sized crop of berries in a climate region not normally suited for such. The farm is located just outside historic Lecompton and still has some of the foundations of the old homestead. The fully restored home can be seen on the drive to the farm. It is the second house on the west side of 300rd after exiting highway 40. Big Springs Berries is also one of two training farms for the S.A.V.E. Farm. We donate teaching time, land and use of equipment to train retiring servicemen in various aspects of farm operations. The S.A.V.E. Farm currently manages 25 bee hives and a new planting of lavender. In conjunction with the S.A.V.E. Farm we provide educational sessions around blackberry and honey production.
Farm Highlights
Participate in a walking tour of the blackberry and honey operations and feel free to ask questions
Blackberry Wine tasting
Shane Mathis
1919 East 300rd
Lecompton
785/554-0164
shaneagra@gmail.com
Big Springs Berries produces 50,000 plus pounds of marketable blackberries from 3600 plants that get sold to local store locations of regional and national chains, on the farm sales, local wineries and breweries, and farmers markets. A large investment in technology allows for a commercially sized crop of berries in a climate region not normally suited for such. The farm is located just outside historic Lecompton and still has some of the foundations of the old homestead. The fully restored home can be seen on the drive to the farm. It is the second house on the west side of 300rd after exiting highway 40. Big Springs Berries is also one of two training farms for the S.A.V.E. Farm. We donate teaching time, land and use of equipment to train retiring servicemen in various aspects of farm operations. The S.A.V.E. Farm currently manages 25 bee hives and a new planting of lavender. In conjunction with the S.A.V.E. Farm we provide educational sessions around blackberry and honey production.
Farm Highlights
Participate in a walking tour of the blackberry and honey operations and feel free to ask questions
Blackberry Wine tasting
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Bramble Rose Farm Linda Suttlehan and John Duquette 17021 Leavenworth Road Basehor 913.240.8276 B-RoseFarm.com Farm to Table Dinner Oct 4th 6:30pm-9:30pm, $120 each. Five course meal with wine pairing. Buy tickets at www. b-rosefarm.com Established in 2015, Bramble Rose Farm is a first generation farm that strives to provide high quality produce using natural growing practices like pest control, weed management, minimal tilling,no dig and composting. They employ a variety of gardening techniques including Square Foot and Mittleider gardening plus Premaculture, Hukelkultur and Back to Eden methods. By implementing these different methods they compliment and integrate their vegetables at a high density to increase yield, maximize their small spaces, and improve soil biology. They have two green houses and one high tunnel to extend their growing season and provide a CSA program. The future of the farm is very exciting, as they plan to grow the orchard, hold farm-to-table dinners and open a farm sto re. Ope n during tour and by appointment. Online store available. FARM PRODUCES Jams and jellies, wood coasters, seasonal vegetables vegetables F AR M HIGHLIGHTS Concessions will be available both days Bio-Char demo at 2 p.m. both days Tour the garden beds and raspberry fields U pick 'em pumpkins in pumpkin patch Farm equipment display Go on scavenger hunt Kid Friendly activities Food Available Restroom available |
The future of the farm is very exciting. We plan to increase our orchard, have farm to table dinners and open a farm store. Open during tour and by appointment. Online store available. |
Crescent Moon Winery
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Kieth and Cheryl Hand 15930 246th St Lawrence,Ks 66044 785/550-5353 email:Kieth.hand@gmail.com www.moonandwine.com They have a small retail shop, tasting room and offer people a stroll through the vineyards, they can handle some small events as well. Crescent Moon Winery is a small family owned Kansas Farm Winery just north of Lawrence that opened one year ago! Their delightful tasting room provides a venue for sampling the wines while enjoying the picturesque country views. Stroll through the magnificent vineyards, sample superb wines, or simply sit for a while on the patio and take in the magnificent vantage point of the valley. The complete experience of the wine and how it comes to be is what makes Crescent Moon Winery what it has become today. Regular Store Hours: Saturday and Sunday 12pm-5pm and by appointment We have an affection for making our wines appeal to a range of tastes, from dry through semi-sweet, to sweet and currently grow eight grape varieties to accomplish just that." Their white grapes are Vignoles, Seyval Blanc, Chardonel, Edelweiss and Gruner Veltliner. The red grapes they currently grow are Noiret, Norton and Chambourcin. Enjoy an afternoon with a picnic lunch and enjoy their peaceful setting. "We have enjoyed meeting so many great customers over the last year and look forward to many more!!" Kieth and Cheryl Hand |
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Happy Apple's Farm
Patti and Brent Ragsdale
17524 178th St.
Tonganoxie
(816) 260-6417
FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK!
Regular business hours May through October:
Fridays and Saturdays from 1 to 6 pm.
Happy Apple’s Farm is dedicated to engaging people of all ages in exploring and learning about nature through the use of native plants in home landscapes.
The farm, named for the late Vivian Ragsdale (the original “Happy Apple”), is cared for by Brent and Patti Ragsdale. The Ragsdales specialize in growing plants that are native to North America and well-adapted to growing in our area. The native flower gardens around their home display almost all of the plants they grow giving customers the opportunity to see how native plants perform in gardens.
In addition, the farm’s herd of seven alpacas help to manage the pasture areas and produce super-soft fiber for yarn and other fiber products.
Brent and Patti are always working to expand the gardens and their selection of plants and love giving tours
Farm Products:
Native Plants, Seeds, and Alpaca Fiber
Holy-Field Vineyard and Winery
Michelle Meyer, Les Meyer
18807 158th St, Basehor
913-724-9463
http://www.holyfieldwinery.com
Hours: Open 7 days a week
Regular Hours
Monday - Friday: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Sunday: Noon - 6:00 p.m.
Become a Facebook Fan of the Holy-Field Wine Dogs at www.facebook.com/holyfieldwinedogs
www.twitter.com/holyfieldwinery (@holyfieldwinery)
Guests are welcome to browse the gift shop and sample Holy-Field Vineyard & Winery's award-winning wines presented by
their knowledgeable and friendly hospitality team. Holy-Field wines have been distinguished with 9 Jefferson Cup Trophies and numerous other international wine awards.
A vineyard deck welcomes you to sit and enjoy a bottle of wine with your
picnic or snacks.
Holy-Field Vineyard & Winery regularly hosts murder mystery
dinners, live music and "Dueling Pianos!" Their summer concert
series showcases superior musical talent with a variety of bands
on Friday nights, and each concert is accompanied by a food
truck. In addition, Holy-Field's year-round activities include their
famous harvest "picking parties" as featured in Midwest Living
Magazine. Join their mailing list to receive all the latest news from
an authentic "Drink Local" winery! Cheers to agriculture!
18807 158th St, Basehor
913-724-9463
http://www.holyfieldwinery.com
Hours: Open 7 days a week
Regular Hours
Monday - Friday: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Sunday: Noon - 6:00 p.m.
Become a Facebook Fan of the Holy-Field Wine Dogs at www.facebook.com/holyfieldwinedogs
www.twitter.com/holyfieldwinery (@holyfieldwinery)
Guests are welcome to browse the gift shop and sample Holy-Field Vineyard & Winery's award-winning wines presented by
their knowledgeable and friendly hospitality team. Holy-Field wines have been distinguished with 9 Jefferson Cup Trophies and numerous other international wine awards.
A vineyard deck welcomes you to sit and enjoy a bottle of wine with your
picnic or snacks.
Holy-Field Vineyard & Winery regularly hosts murder mystery
dinners, live music and "Dueling Pianos!" Their summer concert
series showcases superior musical talent with a variety of bands
on Friday nights, and each concert is accompanied by a food
truck. In addition, Holy-Field's year-round activities include their
famous harvest "picking parties" as featured in Midwest Living
Magazine. Join their mailing list to receive all the latest news from
an authentic "Drink Local" winery! Cheers to agriculture!
Juniper Hill Farms, LLC
Scott Thellman
1547 N. 2000 Rd.,
Lawrence, Kansas
785-840-4892
Juniper Hill Farms, LLC Facebook Page
Hours: Open during the tour only
Established in 2006, Juniper Hill Farms is a first generation farm owned and operated by young farmers who are committed to raising the highest quality products in sustainable and environmentally-friendly ways. Today, they grow five acres of certified organic vegetables, along with nearly 900 acres of hay, alfalfa, and small grains. As a quickly growing operation, Juniper Hill Farm believes in not only growing fresh and affordable produce for our region, but also growing new farmers. Enjoy a hayrack ride, the farm's scenic view of the Kansas River Valley, and learn about their growing practices.
Farm Products: Hay, alfalfa, small grains, soybeans, beets, brussels sprouts,watermelon, popcorn, cabbage, cilantro, head and leaf lettuces, kale, onions, parsley, peppers, potatoes, radishes, tomatoes, squash, and hops!
Juniper Hill Farms is hosting a Farm to Table Dinner Sunday Oct. 6th at 5:30 featuring Chef TK Peterson of the Merchants Pub and Plate. Advanced tickets may be purchased at www.kawvalleyfarmtour.org
Lamborn Farm
Joseph Lamborn
25761 151st St, Leavenworth
913-727-5666
http://www.lambornfarm.com
Lamborn Farm, LLC Facebook Page
Hours: Open during tour, by group tour appointments and Seasonal Hours
September - November
Monday - Friday: 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sunday: Noon - 5:00 p.m.
Farm Products: Pumpkins, meats, fall decorations, gourds, straw bales, and beef when available
Lamborn Farm is a fifth generation, family owned and operated , century farm founded in 1877. In 2012 their farm obtained a listing on the National and State Register of Historic Places. Visitors can tour our historic farm, which includes a recently restored 100- year- old horse barn and antique farm equipment. Children and adults alike will have fun feeding the animals, hunting for peacock feathers,racing through the hay mazes, swinging on the tire swings, racing around the tire track on pedal carts, having a snack at their food stand and taking a hay ride out to the pumpkin patch to find the perfect pumpkin or gourd for Halloween.
Please contact us for availability of our facility for your parties, weddings and events!
Manna Meadows
Brian and Sharon Heimes
16842 Metro Ave., Bonner Springs
913-461-5003
www.mannameadowsalpacas.com
Hours: Open during tour and by appointment
Farm Products: Alpacas, alpaca products, honey and eggs.
We invite you to experience the world of Alpacas at Manna Meadows. a working alpaca farm in Bonner Springs Kansas. With 9 years of experience and over 40 alpacas residing here, there is a lot to learn, see, and do. Activities available for visitors include time in the barn and educational tent to learn about alpacas, their care, and get answers to all their questions.
Get up close to our friendly animals and take one for a walk.....and definitely don't for get your camera! Then jump on a hayrack for a ride (weather permitting). Back to the tent to watch spinning and weaving demos, let the kids do a fun alpaca related activity just for them, and shop for alpaca items made here on the farm and elsewhere in the USA.
Open during tour and by appointment
Farm products for sale: alpacas, alpaca products, honey, eggs
Farm Highlights:
* Meeting the herd of alpacas* Spinning and weaving demonstrations
* Education about alpacas* Hayrack rides (weather permitting)* Kid friendly activities* Shopping
Conveniences:
Restroom available
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16842 Metro Ave., Bonner Springs
913-461-5003
www.mannameadowsalpacas.com
Hours: Open during tour and by appointment
Farm Products: Alpacas, alpaca products, honey and eggs.
We invite you to experience the world of Alpacas at Manna Meadows. a working alpaca farm in Bonner Springs Kansas. With 9 years of experience and over 40 alpacas residing here, there is a lot to learn, see, and do. Activities available for visitors include time in the barn and educational tent to learn about alpacas, their care, and get answers to all their questions.
Get up close to our friendly animals and take one for a walk.....and definitely don't for get your camera! Then jump on a hayrack for a ride (weather permitting). Back to the tent to watch spinning and weaving demos, let the kids do a fun alpaca related activity just for them, and shop for alpaca items made here on the farm and elsewhere in the USA.
Open during tour and by appointment
Farm products for sale: alpacas, alpaca products, honey, eggs
Farm Highlights:
* Meeting the herd of alpacas* Spinning and weaving demonstrations
* Education about alpacas* Hayrack rides (weather permitting)* Kid friendly activities* Shopping
Conveniences:
Restroom available
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Meuschke Farms NEW 2019!
Shane, Jerry "Coach, and Geri Meuschke
11722 246th Street
Lawrence
913/283-5772
www.meuschkefarms.com
Mueschke Farms will be in its second year and the brainchild of my 2 sons. It teaches the importance of where our food comes from, how to care for animals and crops while still being able to be a kid!
Products produced and sold on the farm :
Pumpkin Patch
Corn Maze
Lavender and Honey
Petting Zoo
Hayrides
Local Food Trucks
Mums
Live Entertainment and
Hot Cider
Come eat a taco,and enjoy a hayrack ride or just walk through a corn maze!
No entry fee
All Family Oriented Fun
Live music by Sky Smeed
Food trucks serving Taco's and BBQ Saturday and Sunday
Shane, Jerry "Coach, and Geri Meuschke
11722 246th Street
Lawrence
913/283-5772
www.meuschkefarms.com
Mueschke Farms will be in its second year and the brainchild of my 2 sons. It teaches the importance of where our food comes from, how to care for animals and crops while still being able to be a kid!
Products produced and sold on the farm :
Pumpkin Patch
Corn Maze
Lavender and Honey
Petting Zoo
Hayrides
Local Food Trucks
Mums
Live Entertainment and
Hot Cider
Come eat a taco,and enjoy a hayrack ride or just walk through a corn maze!
No entry fee
All Family Oriented Fun
Live music by Sky Smeed
Food trucks serving Taco's and BBQ Saturday and Sunday
Next To Nature Farm
Chad and Megan Gilliland
23338 Kissinger Road
Leavenworth
785/491-1978
www.nexttonature farm.com
Next to Nature Farm located northwest of Tonganoxie is a destination location if you are interested in honey bees and native pollinators and their critical importance to agriculture in Kansas. Our farm takes a no pesticide approach with our fruit tree orchard and continue the environmentally friendly focus with our garden produce, honey bee operation and livestock management. The farm supports 6 acres of native wildflower fields with over 45 different wildflower varieties and pollinator gardens located around our educational/retail center and our home. On display are numerous pollinator plants that attract honey bees, native bees, butterflies and other pollinating insects from Spring all the way through Fall. Our farm is powered by solar energy and utilize rainwater collection and other conservation practices for a sustainable farmstead.
Products sold on the farm:
Local raw unheated unfiltered honey, artisinal infused flavored honey, creamed honey, beeswax skincare products, beeswax candles, handmade soaps, and bath bombs. Fresh off the farm are orchard fresh jams and jellies, preserved foods, farm fresh eggs, and apples and pears hand picked from our pesticide free orchard.
Farm highlights:
Visit our educational/retail center for a interactive experience on the importance of the honeybee and native pollinators to agriculture in Kansas. See up close and personal the workings of a beehive with a 6ft tall observation beehive and enjoy fun bee related activities for the entire family.
Take a stroll thru our pollinator gardens and fruit tree orchard with a stop off to watch the peacocks, pet the goats and feed the chickens. Stick around for lunch and enjoy a wonderful food truck experience with great menu options for every family member.
The Kaw Valley Farm Tour will be the grand opening for the Educational Center!
Next to Nature Farm will be hosting a food vendor, Shelly's Lunch Box. Their specialty is gourmet cheese sandwiches with other options both Saturday and Sunday
Chad and Megan Gilliland
23338 Kissinger Road
Leavenworth
785/491-1978
www.nexttonature farm.com
Next to Nature Farm located northwest of Tonganoxie is a destination location if you are interested in honey bees and native pollinators and their critical importance to agriculture in Kansas. Our farm takes a no pesticide approach with our fruit tree orchard and continue the environmentally friendly focus with our garden produce, honey bee operation and livestock management. The farm supports 6 acres of native wildflower fields with over 45 different wildflower varieties and pollinator gardens located around our educational/retail center and our home. On display are numerous pollinator plants that attract honey bees, native bees, butterflies and other pollinating insects from Spring all the way through Fall. Our farm is powered by solar energy and utilize rainwater collection and other conservation practices for a sustainable farmstead.
Products sold on the farm:
Local raw unheated unfiltered honey, artisinal infused flavored honey, creamed honey, beeswax skincare products, beeswax candles, handmade soaps, and bath bombs. Fresh off the farm are orchard fresh jams and jellies, preserved foods, farm fresh eggs, and apples and pears hand picked from our pesticide free orchard.
Farm highlights:
Visit our educational/retail center for a interactive experience on the importance of the honeybee and native pollinators to agriculture in Kansas. See up close and personal the workings of a beehive with a 6ft tall observation beehive and enjoy fun bee related activities for the entire family.
Take a stroll thru our pollinator gardens and fruit tree orchard with a stop off to watch the peacocks, pet the goats and feed the chickens. Stick around for lunch and enjoy a wonderful food truck experience with great menu options for every family member.
The Kaw Valley Farm Tour will be the grand opening for the Educational Center!
Next to Nature Farm will be hosting a food vendor, Shelly's Lunch Box. Their specialty is gourmet cheese sandwiches with other options both Saturday and Sunday
Rowe Ridge Winery
Marc and Pam Rowe
11255 Leavenworth Road Kansas City, KS
913-721-9776
wwww.roweridge.com
Rowe Ridge Vineyard & Winery, the first vineyard in Wyandotte County, is located just north of the Kansas Speedway. Owners Marc and Pamela Rowe planted the first grapevines in 2005. The vineyard is now five acres with 2900 vines. We grow 10 varieties of grapes and produce a variety of grape and fruit wines. All grape wines are estate grown and handcrafted. Visitors are welcome to taste wine and browse the gift shop in the tasting room and stroll through the vineyard. Watch the winery's Facebook page for current news, music and art events, and fall harvest events.
Handicap Accessible
Marc and Pam Rowe
11255 Leavenworth Road Kansas City, KS
913-721-9776
wwww.roweridge.com
Rowe Ridge Vineyard & Winery, the first vineyard in Wyandotte County, is located just north of the Kansas Speedway. Owners Marc and Pamela Rowe planted the first grapevines in 2005. The vineyard is now five acres with 2900 vines. We grow 10 varieties of grapes and produce a variety of grape and fruit wines. All grape wines are estate grown and handcrafted. Visitors are welcome to taste wine and browse the gift shop in the tasting room and stroll through the vineyard. Watch the winery's Facebook page for current news, music and art events, and fall harvest events.
Handicap Accessible
Sweetlove Farm New 2019!
Phillip and Sally Holman-Hobert
13248 102nd Street
Oskaloosa
785/691-9147
www.sweetlovefarm.com
We are a pasture-based poultry and lamb operation. We use intensively managed rotations of both poultry and sheep to both make the best use of and increase the fertility and health of our pasture and woodlands. Our goal is to produce the best tasting , most nutritious meat and eggs using the most regenerative and careful practices available, to beautify and restore abused agricultural land, and to teach and share our experiences and practices with people who can support , carry on and expand the work we do into the large agricultural landscape.
It is our hope to begin to build a community of other people who will be able to add to a multi-layered multi-enterprised food producer who can take advantage
of the many opportunities that our land offers and which we could never develop all on our own. We hope to aggregate a community of experts plying different agricultural enterprises. Market gardening, pasture/woodland pigs, small grass based dairy, fruit and nut production, vineyard- who will the provide teaching and learning opportunities for you people and beginning farmers who are just starting out.
We also started our own small scale poultry processing facility in 2018 and are processing all of our meat chickens and spent laying hens here on the farm.
We also live in a hand-built straw bale farmhouse with straw bale outbuilding/shop. We are in the process of designing more straw bale buildings for the farm and residential use. We have taught and look forward again to teaching the craft of straw bale building through week-long , hands on workshops here at the farm. Phil also does straw bale building design consultation and contracting for clients interested in building with straw bales.
Products sold at the farm:
eggs, chicken meat and lamb
Farm Highlights:
See:
unique moveable layer and meat chicken pasture operation
small scale poultry processing facility
chick-to-pasture brooder facility
egg gathering and processing
admire the straw bale farmhouse and outbuilding/shop (sorry no admittance to the house for the tour)
Phillip and Sally Holman-Hobert
13248 102nd Street
Oskaloosa
785/691-9147
www.sweetlovefarm.com
We are a pasture-based poultry and lamb operation. We use intensively managed rotations of both poultry and sheep to both make the best use of and increase the fertility and health of our pasture and woodlands. Our goal is to produce the best tasting , most nutritious meat and eggs using the most regenerative and careful practices available, to beautify and restore abused agricultural land, and to teach and share our experiences and practices with people who can support , carry on and expand the work we do into the large agricultural landscape.
It is our hope to begin to build a community of other people who will be able to add to a multi-layered multi-enterprised food producer who can take advantage
of the many opportunities that our land offers and which we could never develop all on our own. We hope to aggregate a community of experts plying different agricultural enterprises. Market gardening, pasture/woodland pigs, small grass based dairy, fruit and nut production, vineyard- who will the provide teaching and learning opportunities for you people and beginning farmers who are just starting out.
We also started our own small scale poultry processing facility in 2018 and are processing all of our meat chickens and spent laying hens here on the farm.
We also live in a hand-built straw bale farmhouse with straw bale outbuilding/shop. We are in the process of designing more straw bale buildings for the farm and residential use. We have taught and look forward again to teaching the craft of straw bale building through week-long , hands on workshops here at the farm. Phil also does straw bale building design consultation and contracting for clients interested in building with straw bales.
Products sold at the farm:
eggs, chicken meat and lamb
Farm Highlights:
See:
unique moveable layer and meat chicken pasture operation
small scale poultry processing facility
chick-to-pasture brooder facility
egg gathering and processing
admire the straw bale farmhouse and outbuilding/shop (sorry no admittance to the house for the tour)
Kaw Valley Farm Tour | Farms Open to the Public | Always the First Full Weekend in October
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K-State Research and Extension—Douglas County
2110 Harper St Lawrence KS 66046-3242 Phone: 785-843-7058 | Fax: 785-843-6745 E-mail: dg@listserv.ksu.edu |
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