We are a small, raised-bed, organic gardening and produce business. We make sure to provide fresh produce, plants, and farm fresh eggs the day of markets and events. We strive for education with ALL of our customers and we endeavor to maintain a strong business to consumer relationship by meeting all of our customers needs. Overall we strive for excellence and perfection in the products we sell, attitude we give, and work we do.
Contact name: Ashtyn Leinbach
Green Acres: Tuesdays 3pm-6pm
Kechi: Thursdays 4pm-6:30pm
Old Town Farm and Art Market: Saturdays 8am-1pm
Eldorado: Once a month on Sundays 11am-3pm
Facebook: facebook.com/abundantlyfresh
Instagram: instagram.com/abundantlyfresh/
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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
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We care a lot about how our food tastes, so we scour the market to find the most delicious fruit and vegetable varieties to grow. Whenever we can, we grow from organic, heirloom seeds and root stock. We never use genetically modified organisms.
We are dedicated to growing fruits and vegetables in ways that don't damage the environment in which they grow or the people who consume them. Our fertilizers are always organic. We also avoid using poisons and toxins to control insects, weeds, and disease.
Farm founder Leah learned to garden from her father and originally used his old-timey methods. Over the years, we have adapted from more current and popular methods, like permaculture and hugelkultur. On any given year, you will find a variety of growing methods employed on the farm as we experiment, evaluate, and learn.
We believe that food grown locally, seasonally, and sustainably doesn't just taste better and isn't just more health inducing but is more humane and socially just, too. We hope you will appreciate the vision we have for our farm and that you will join us in making it a reality by purchasing your produce here.
Instagram: @fireflyfarmwichita
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fireflyfarmwichitakansas
Customers can purchase retail for pickup through the FoodHub website: https://www.localline.ca/firefly-farm-4
Wholesale options can be discussed by contacting our hub manager by email at hub@fireflyfarmwichita.com or by phone at 316-516-7106
We also sell at various farmer's markets and pop-up events. Follow our social media accounts to see calendar updates or sign up for our newsletters using the form at the bottom of our web page.
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ICT Urban Greens grows specific for our customers to ensure you have the exact produce to meet your needs. We grow with organic practices in mind, and take pride in offering highest quality, freshest products for our local community. Most microgreen orders have a 10day process from order to fresh pick-up/delivery!
We partner with several local restaurants. Contact us for details on growing specifically to meet your needs.
www.icturbangreens.com
Instagram: Instagram.com/ICTurbangreens/
Find us at the pop-up Monday Markey on the 2nd Monday of the month 4-6pm.
@Songbird Juice Co. 1617 W. Briggs St. 67203
We partner with several local restaurants. You can contact us to discuss details on growing specially to your needs.
www.icturbangreens.com
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Our desire for this land is that it would flourish. We believe that to do this we must listen to the land—its history, watershed, topography, vegetation and creatures—on their own terms, asking questions and listening to what each have to communicate. We believe that this kind of relational listening will lead to healthy ecosystems.
We do not use any herbicides or pesticides or synthetic fertilizers on our farm. We are currently classified as organically grown and we are moving towards organic certification but we want to do even better than that. We seek to cultivate soil that is alive and well, utilize carbon sequestering practices, and increase the diversity of our plant friends and local creatures.
Mostly we love to see land, bodies and communities whole. We believe that the health of our bodies and communities is intricately connected to the health of our land.
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