Food Makers

Bontrager Pastries
Biography

We have a small, family-run farm where we milk about 40 cows, raise beef cattle, and bake on the weekends. We also hold dinners at our house.

How to Connect
Call 620-728-1223 or purchase from us at the Kansas Grown! Farmers' Market at 21st St. & Ridge Rd.
Phone Number
620-728-1223
Address
916 E. Red Rock Rd., Hutchinson, KS 67501
Bramble’s Edge Farm
Biography

We are a small veteran-owned farm in Rose Hill growing fresh produce, herbs and flowers. We offer community supported agriculture shares (a share of the year's harvest), an on-site market, and a U-pick flower operation.

Contact name: Robert Mulheran

How to Connect
You can sign up for a CSA share at the beginning of each year. Otherwise, come visit us online and in person.
Phone Number
301-885-8614
Address
18176 SW Meadowlark Road, Rose Hill, 67133
67133
Bruce’s Bullseye Farms
Biography

As a first generation farm we currently offer handcrafted value added products such as jams, jellies, apple butter, and more to support our growing farm operation. We do have a small cattle herd and just built our first high tunnel in anticipation of future meat, vegetable, and fruit offerings. We believe that life is a journey and not a competition and we hope to help others while we are on this journey.

How to Connect
Through our website: www.brucesbullseyefarms.com. Messages through facebook as well: @brucesbullseyefarms.
Phone Number
316-841-1592
Address
12551 SW Purity Springs Rd., Augusta, KS
67010
Butler Bees
Category
Biography

Butler Bees Honey was established 10 years ago on a ranch in the heart of the Flint Hills in Kansas. What began as a hobby, then traveled  through word of mouth  has grown into a booming  business. Today, Butler Bees sells fresh, natural honey to individuals, companies and patrons who  want the best.

Phone Number
316-640-7847
Address
12727 SE 60th Leon Kansas 67074
Chautauqua Hills Farm
Biography

Since 2009 we’ve been nurturing and growing healthy, maturing plants that are now 7, 8 and 9 years old and refining the conditions in which our plants grow and produce. 2010 marked the first year we made our berries available beyond family and a few friends. We’re now enjoying making many new “Berry Good Friends” each season and creating smiles when our customers taste our berries!