Produce from our greenhouse and vendors chosen with our mission at heart.
Hemme Brothers– Sweet Springs, MO
Green Dirt Farm– Weston, MO
Elderslie Creamery– Kechi, KS
Edgewood Creamery– Purdy, MO
Baetje Farms– Bloomsdale, MO
Skyview Creamery– Pleasanton, KS
Shatto Milk– Osbourn, MO
David’s Pasture– Concordia, MO
River Watch Beef– Shawnee, KS
Jet Meats– Leavenworth, KS
Barham Family farm– Kearney, MO
Hertzog Meats– Butler, MO
Buffalo Ridge– Kingsville, MO
Salume Beddu– St. Louis, MO
Colonial farms– Blue Springs, MO
Kaitlin Flick Produce- Pleasant Hill, MO
Buckeye Acres– Warrensburg, MO
Sweet Streams Lavender– Bucyrus, KS
Mellowfields farm– Lawrence, KS
Moon on the Meadow Farm– Lawrence, KS
Limestone Gardens– Overbrook, KS
Green Thumbs Up– Leavenworth, KS
Vernon County Produce- Rich Hill, MO
Green Gate Family Farm– Wheatland, MO
McKaskle Family Farms– Hayti, MO
Byrd’s Pecans– Virginia, MO
Janie’s Mill– Ashkum, IL
Green Truck Bakery– Warrensburg, MO
Billy Goat Chips– St. Louis, MO
Twelve Gate– Sweet Springs, MO
Big Heart Tea– St. Louis, MO
Golden Rule Honey– Bates City, MO
Askinosie Chocolate- Springfield, MO
Farm-to-table dining where Earth meets table. You’ll find a unique menu supplied by over 20 local businesses.
We grow produce on-site that we sell in the market! Interested in seeing behind the scenes of our vegetable production?
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