Elderslie Farm began as a blackberry and veggie-growing operation and sawmill/woodworks.
Through the years we have added blackberry you-picks, outdoor cafe, series of special events, farm-to-table dinners, local fine dining, private events, cheese and wine tastings.
Most recently, we’ve added Elderslie Creamery, Everyday Elderslie, evening patio service and an online shop.
Contact name: Grace Coyne
Instagram: @eldersliefarm @eldersliecafe @eldersliecreamery @eldersliewoodworks
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I am a third generation Holmes Produce girl.
Holmes Made is my extension of the family produce business that started in 1924.
We make small batch salsas, fruit spreads, relishes, pickles, and sauces.
We invite you to taste the difference!
316-260-6455
Many retail store locations throughout the State of Kansas"
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We sell our produce at the Farmers Market @ 21st and Ridge! It opens at 7am and closes at Noon! Great place to get your weekly local produce shopping done! Hope to see you sometime!!
Sarah Jane’s is a family-owned business that has been creating delicious, homemade salsas for over a decade, along with a variety of jarred gourmet goodies, and delicious take and bake meals at their shop on Main Street in Argonia. If you visit, you may shop their selection of Kansas made products, meet the makers of Sarah Jane’s goodies, and tour the facility. We take pride in using only the freshest, highest quality ingredients in our handcrafted recipes, ensuring that every jar we produce is bursting with bold, authentic flavors.
Contact name: Sarah Jane May
Facebook: facebook.com/sarahjanesalsa1
Twitter: twitter.com/sarahjanesalsa
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Strong Roots Healthy Farming is a small, urban farm located in Valley Center Kansas that grows vegetables, fruits, and herbs. We believe in growing food as naturally as possible, so we do not use chemicals or artificial fertilizers. Instead we focus on making the plants as healthy as possible by mixing things like compost, fish emulsion, and worm castings into the soil. We rotate our crops to create a balance of nutrients in the soil each season. These are the things that are helping us regain the nourishment in our food, so that our families and our communities can build foundations that are physically and mentally sound.
Contact name: Joshua and Cindy Molello
Facebook: facebook.com/StrongRootsHealthyFarming
Instagram: instagram.com/strongrootshealthyfarming/
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