About Us
About Us
We are a very small farm business located in Geary County, Kansas. All operations are managed by husband and wife team, Robin and Brian. We aim to reduce environmental impact by providing local products, sourcing local ingredients, reducing the use of plastic and promoting a healthy environment for all.
What We Grow
We have a passion for growing everything! From all kinds of vegetables, herbs, mushrooms, native berry producing shrubs, and exotic fruit trees like apples and figs. We use all natural farm practices and only use high quality certified organic pesticides if absolutely necessary. Find our live vegetable and native plants, and fresh produce at the Farmer's Market in Manahttan, Kansas.
Spring - Asparagus, rhubarb, greens, kohlrabi, carrots, beets, native plants, vegetable plants
Summer - Honey, tomatoes, elephant garlic, potatoes, eggplant, peppers, onions, okra, muskmelon.
Fall - Winter squash, sweet potatoes, apples, pears
Winter - Winter squash, collard greens, kale, kohlrabi
We have a small flock of chickens who live in a chicken mansion and are rotated between two very large outdoor pens full of all the greens they can eat. They produce delicious eggs. To help with pollination on our farm we also manage several honeybee hives that produce honey in the summer.
What We Make
Pecan Butter
Our pecan butter is made using dry roasted pecans that were grown in Kansas. We can ship this item to folks in Kansas only.
Sunflower Soaps- Solid Soap, Shampoo and Conditioner
Sunflower Soaps are handmade in small batches with precision and care. Each bar includes ingredients grown right here in our home state of Kansas.
With minimal eco-friendly packaging and a smaller carbon footprint, solid shampoo and conditioner are the sustainable choice for your daily routine. Feel good about what you're using - and where it ends up, without compromising on luxury and quality. Solid shampoo and conditioner bars are better for you and kinder to the earth.
Farmer's Market
You can find us at the Downtown Manhattan Kansas Farmer's Market from April through December.
