Farms Near Adel, IA

Adel

Adel Farmers Market runs Tuesdays through the summer at 611 Nile Kinnick Dr. S. in Adel, Iowa, and is listed on the community calendar kept by the Adel Partners Chamber of Commerce. The chamber, reachable at 515-993-5472, handles vendor and event questions for the market alongside its other Adel signature events.

Adel

Adel

Penoach Winery is a small vineyard and winery west of Des Moines in Adel, growing cold-hardy grape varieties bred for Iowa winters.

Adel

Berry Fresh Farms grows raspberries and strawberries for u-pick visitors just outside Adel, west of Des Moines. The farm is described in regional directories as focused on sustainable growing and getting fruit from the row to the customer the same day it's picked. No confirmed hours or contact channel turned up, so check locally before visiting.

Adel

Patch's Pumpkins & Honey Farm combines a fall pumpkin patch with honey production on L Lane outside Adel, in the Raccoon River valley west of Des Moines. The pairing of pumpkins and hives is uncommon among Iowa's agritourism farms.

Earlham

TimberPine is an employee-owned landscaping company and plant nursery that's served the Des Moines area from its Earlham grounds for more than 20 years. The business covers landscape design, tree and turf care, irrigation installation, and retaining walls rather than u-pick or farm-stand sales — a nursery and contracting operation, not a seasonal attraction, despite showing up on agritourism lists.

Dallas Center

Hoof Beet Farm Est. 2016 Hoof Beet Farm is an intensively managed draft-powered farm focused on building sustainability through diversity. We sell to directly to our end consumers, and encourage all of our customers to get to know their farmer. We offer spring, summer, and fall vegetable CSA Shares and Market Share options with delivery options and two convenient farmer's market pick up points in Johnston and Grimes. The vegetables we grow are a mix of new improved varieties and heirloom favorit

Redfield

Raccoon Forks Farms produces locally grown, chemical-free food by practicing sustainable farming and animal husbandry at sites in Redfield (est. 2009) and Runnells (est. 2014). We raise and produce a diverse range of products, including: brown eggs, broiler chickens and stewing hens, a wide variety of vegetables, a small but growing variety of fruits and soap made with our own eggs. We sell our products through several venues, including our community-supported agriculture (CSA) program. We take

Earlham

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Earlham

About Grade A Gardens grows fruits and vegetables on nearly 30 acres in Earlham, IA. What began as a gourmet garlic farm, Grade A Gardens now markets through a CSA, the Downtown Des Moines Farmers Market and Des Moines’ finest restaurants and specialty grocers.

Waukee Farmers Market meets at Triangle Park, on 6th Street and Ashworth Drive, in this fast-growing Dallas County suburb west of Des Moines. Growers sell seasonal produce direct to local shoppers.

Waukee

Minburn

Speckled Hen Farms is listed in Iowa under poultry, with no city, address, or working website confirmed in research. Details on eggs, birds, or other products sold are currently unverified.

Waukee

You are here: Home / About Us About Us View Larger Map Located Near You! L.T. Institute of Preventive Medicine L.T. Organic Farm and Clinic 32513 Ute Avenue Waukee, IA 50263 (515)987-3561 [email protected] We are located on I-80. We are five minutes from West Des Moines Why our CSA Once weekly when you are here we harvest your food. This ensures you know who handles your food and guarantees your produce is locally-grown, fresh-harvested, and vine-ripened, directly from the plant to your plat

Spring Valley Honey Farms maintains a website under its own name, though the site did not yield details on location, products, or hours during research. As the name indicates, honey is the core product; specifics beyond that are currently unverified.

The Perry Farmers Market runs Thursday evenings, 4 to 7pm, from early June through late September, on 2nd Street between Willis Avenue and Warford downtown. It accepts SNAP EBT and matches purchases through Double Up Food Bucks, stretching grocery budgets for the Dallas County families who shop it. The Perry Chamber of Commerce organizes the market and books at least one food vendor most weeks alongside the produce stands.

Woodward

Early Morning Harvest stone-mills certified organic grain into bread flour, whole wheat, rye, pastry flour, and cornmeal at its farm near Panora, Iowa, and also sells produce, honey, and pasture-raised eggs. The family operation traces each batch of flour back to the exact field it was grown in and avoids synthetic chemicals across its rotation. The farm store at 2425 Willow Avenue is open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Saturday.

Cumming

Howell's Greenhouse and Pumpkin Patch sits 25 miles south of Des Moines off I-35, with an 8-acre corn maze as the anchor and a long list of add-ons: wagon rides, a paintball range, pedal go-karts, a corn cannon, and goat cuddling during the season's first few weekends. The farm stand sells kettle corn, caramel apples, and cider donuts. It runs daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through the end of October.

Winterset

Yale

Pumpkin Palooza is a seasonal pumpkin operation on B Avenue outside Yale, in Guthrie County. Beyond the name and address, little is published online — no confirmed hours, so a call ahead is the safer bet before visiting.

Stuart Farmers Market sets up at City Park on South Division Street in this small Guthrie County town along the historic Lincoln Highway in central Iowa. Growers sell seasonal produce direct to local shoppers.

Winterset

We at Cedar Shake Farm are committed to providing locally-grown produce and flowers using sustainable and organic practices. We are not certified organic however, we strive to provide quality products while following those same practices. We use crop rotation as well as succession planting to provide a bountiful plethora of produce and flowers for your needs.

Granger

Urbandale

Spread across 500 acres in the Des Moines suburb of Urbandale, Living History Farms walks visitors through three centuries of Iowa agriculture — an 1700 Ioway farm, an 1850 pioneer farm, and a 1900 horse-powered farm — plus a reconstructed 1875 townsite, all staffed by costumed interpreters.

Urbandale

Winterset

Burr Oak Farms runs a u-pick orchard outside Winterset — Madison County's covered-bridge country — growing apples, pears, cherries, blackberries, and stone fruit like peaches, plums, and nectarines across a summer-through-fall season. An on-site bakery rounds out the visit for families making the drive from Des Moines.

Winterset

Cumming

West Des Moines

Global Greens Farm, run by Lutheran Services in Iowa, reconnects former refugee farmers with the land on an 8.5-acre incubator farm at Valley Community Center in West Des Moines — providing land access, business training, and technical support that has generated over three-quarters of a million dollars in farmer sales. Shop the weekly Global Greens International Market on Carpenter Avenue Saturdays May through October, or join the CSA to support new-American farmers.

Winterset

Winterset

Granger

Iowa Orchard grows more than 20 apple varieties, including Honeycrisp and Jonathan, on its Granger u-pick grounds, with a separate farm market in Urbandale selling homemade pies, preserves, and raw honey. The farm runs apple picking from September into mid-October, summer u-pick berries by appointment, and a pumpkin patch through Halloween.

Cumming

Ted's Garden Center is on Cumming Avenue in Cumming, a small Warren County town just south of Des Moines along the Raccoon River Valley Trail. It's a garden center serving the metro's southern suburbs.

Winterset

The Pumpkin Ranch sits on Hiatt Apple Trail in Winterset, the Madison County seat famous for its covered bridges and as John Wayne's birthplace. Its address alone suggests an apple orchard alongside the fall pumpkin patch.

Valley Junction's market takes over the 100 to 300 blocks of 5th Street in West Des Moines every Thursday from May through September, 4 to 8 p.m. More than 80 vendors set up weekly with fresh produce, baked goods, plants, arts and crafts, and prepared food, alongside a beer garden with live music. The Historic Valley Junction Foundation, which also runs classic car shows on the first and third Thursdays through August, organizes the event.

Johnston Farmers Market sets up at 6221 Merle Hay Road in Johnston, a Des Moines suburb in Polk County best known as headquarters to Corteva Agriscience's Pioneer seed business. Suburban markets in the Des Moines metro tend to run larger than small-town ones, with a wider mix of produce, meat, and prepared-food vendors on a given Saturday.

Des Moines

Just Iowa Honey runs five home-based apiaries in Des Moines, bottling small-batch, unpasteurized honey in varietals like black locust, linden, and wildflower alongside comb honey and beeswax goods. The operation builds custom honey favors for weddings and events and curates a Heritage Collection gift line; visits to the Crestmoor Drive location are by appointment.

Prole

Prole

Eden Ridge Acres sells raw milk and honey from A2/A2 registered Jersey cows, grass-fed on pasture and supplemented with GMO-free sprouted grain. The family farm near Prole has run since 2017, adding chemical-free produce, pastured poultry and eggs, and farm-made teas and jams alongside the dairy program. Milk moves through cow-share arrangements rather than a retail counter, standard practice for raw milk in Iowa.

Des Moines

A Brief History The Beaverdale Farmers Market launched in 2012 at Beaverdale Park on Adams Avenue, hosting around 30 vendors weekly. From 2013 thru 2015, the market was located at 3422 Beaver Avenue, next to Boesen the Florist. From 2017 to 2019 the market was held on Urbandale Avenue on the west side of Beaver Avenue. We are currently at 4801 Franklin Avenue in the Franklin Junior High parking lot on the north and west side of the building. Double Up Food Bucks The Beaverdale Farmers Market par

Des Moines

Dogpatch Urban Gardens is Des Moines' destination for local food, where FarmHer Jenny bottles small-batch, farm-inspired salad dressings made with clean non-GMO ingredients and heart-healthy avocado oil — gluten-free, dairy-free, no added sugar. Born from an urban farm, the brand now sits on Hy-Vee shelves across the metro, alongside weekly homesteading tips, recipes, and stories from the Quiner family homestead.

Lappe's Bee Supply and Honey Farm, based in East Peru in Madison County, sells live bees — Italian, Carniolan, Buckfast, and Russian-hybrid queens, packages, and nucleus colonies — plus hive boxes, frames, smokers, and other beekeeping equipment. The operation also bottles raw honey and beeswax blocks and ships supplies nationwide, with free shipping on orders over $100.

Des Moines

LSI Global Green Farmers' Market sets up in the parking lot of LSI's Refugee Connection Center at 3200 University Avenue in Des Moines. LSI is Lutheran Services in Iowa, a refugee resettlement agency that runs agricultural training for New Iowan farmers, so expect growers from that program selling alongside more typical produce stands.

Saint Charles

Two Saints Winery & Vineyards is a winery and vineyard operation in Saint Charles, south of Des Moines in Madison County's rolling hill country.

Des Moines

Des Moines

We are accidental farmers. We started out attempting to get an abandoned pocket park cleaned up and updated. That started a multi-year journey working with the Parks and Rec department and City Council to allow the neighborhood itself to decide what would be done with a lot that is directly next to my home. In the end, my husband and I were allowed to convert this old and vacant once-upon-a-time park into a market garden space. This was in 2016, and from there we have only grown in scale and sco

Des Moines

Chair: Rachel Binning, Corteva Agriscience (2025) Vice Chair: Jim Hoyt, GROWMARK, Inc., retired (2024) Secretary: open Treasurer: Christine Augustine, Canterbury Enterprises (2025) Jane Hatfield Anchustegui, retired middle school teacher (2023) Amara Huffine, Madison County Chamber of Commerce (2025) Marion James, James Law Office (2024) Barb Kalbach, Madison Co. Hospital, retired (2024) David Wallace Murray, American Clean Power Association (2024) Michelle Wilson, Southern Iowa Resource Conserv

Des Moines

Center Street Farmers' Market sets up at 1401 Center St. in Des Moines' River Bend neighborhood, just north of downtown. No current vendor list, season dates, or organizer contact were found online to confirm what's sold or when the market runs.

Madrid

The Cellar Winery makes wine from cold-climate grapes at its Madrid location, pouring in a tasting room open Friday 2 to 9pm, Saturday 2 to 7pm, and Sunday 1 to 7pm — closed Monday through Thursday. The winery hosts live music and weddings alongside regular tastings. Call 515-367-7777 for the current event calendar.

Iowa's largest farmers market spreads across 12 city blocks along 4th Street and Court Avenue every Saturday from May through October, 7 a.m. to noon (8 a.m. in October). The Greater Des Moines Partnership produces it, drawing roughly 305 vendors from 74 Iowa cities selling produce, meat, cheese, eggs, baked goods, plants, and ready-to-eat food. SNAP/EBT, Double Up Food Bucks, and Produce Rx are accepted, and live music runs most weekends.

Des Moines

The Downtown Farmers’ Market, presented by UnityPoint Health – Des Moines, connects urban and rural communities while supporting local entrepreneurs, including farmers, producers, bakers and artists from all across the state of Iowa. Des Moines’ Downtown Farmers’ Market is produced by the Greater Des Moines Partnership. Dates: May – Oct. Times: 7 a.m. – Noon History Since 1976, the Downtown Farmers’ Market has hosted vendors and patrons from counties across Iowa. Farmers, growers and artisan foo

Des Moines

Parks Neighborhood Farmers Market runs out of a Euclid Avenue address on Des Moines' north side. Little independent information is available online beyond directory listings, which suggests this is a small, neighborhood-scale market rather than one of the city's larger organized markets like the Downtown Farmers' Market. Confirm hours locally before visiting.

Des Moines

This market sets up outside Highland Park Lutheran Church on East Euclid Avenue, serving Des Moines' Highland Park neighborhood on the city's north side as a closer alternative to the larger Downtown Farmers Market.

Guthrie Center's market operates along South 4th Street in this Guthrie County seat in west-central Iowa, a modest outlet for area growers in a county better known for Guthrie Lake and Springbrook State Park.

Ankeny

Bob's Aronia Field grows aronia berries, also known as chokeberries, in Ankeny in the Des Moines metro area. Aronia is a small, tart, deep-purple fruit increasingly grown in the Midwest for juices, jams, and fresh eating.