Farms Near Boone, IA

Furry Woods Honey Farm has a website live under its name, but the site's content did not load during research beyond confirming honey as the core product. Location, hours, and specific offerings are currently unverified.

Boone

The Boone and Scenic Valley Railroad has run excursion trains through the Des Moines River Valley since 1983, along 11 miles of track crossing a 156-foot bridge over Bass Point Creek. Its fall Pumpkin Express is a themed ride rather than a farm visit — no patch, no hayride, just a scenic trip timed to the season. The nonprofit also runs a museum, dedicated in 2012, and the operation draws more than 30,000 riders a year.

Boone

Boone

Timberlea Farm sits on SW Ringgold Street in Boone, a Boone County town along the Des Moines River known for its scenic railroad and river valley. It's a working farm running agritourism activities on the property.

Boone

Rinehart's Family Farm is listed in Iowa with no city, address, or matching website found in research. Crops, livestock, or products sold by this family operation are currently unverified.

Boone

Aaron and Jordan's Pumpkin Patch sits near the junction of Route 30 and T Avenue outside Boone. Beyond the name and location, hours and contact details aren't posted online.

Ames

Ames

Ames

Mustard Seed Community Farm near Ames, Iowa is a Catholic Worker farm growing vegetables with community hands — twice-weekly harvest mornings open to all, workshares, internships, garlic-harvest potlucks, and prairie plant sales. The farm shares its harvest through a CSA and community meals, with a processing kitchen and hospitality space rooted in its mission of land stewardship and radical hospitality.

Ames

DeMoss Pumpkin Farm grows pumpkins in Ames, in central Iowa's Story County, tied to the fall pumpkin-patch season common across the state's corn country.

Ames

La Mar Farms sells farm-fresh eggs year-round from its Ames location, then shifts into seasonal Christmas trees, pumpkins, and firewood as the calendar turns. It's a smaller operation built around whatever's in season rather than one big fall event, so egg customers can stop by outside of pumpkin and tree season too.

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.

Ames

Ames

The North Grand Farmers' Market sets up twice a week in the parking lot north of JCPenney at North Grand Mall in Ames — Wednesdays 3 to 6pm and Saturdays 8am to 12:30pm. Alongside the standard produce, flowers, herbs, eggs, and honey, vendors sell Iowa wine, crafts, and pet items, a wider mix than most small-town markets. North Grand Mall also runs a separate indoor market during the colder months.

Ames

Ames

Farmers' Market Main Street is listed in Iowa with no city or address attached, and no matching website or organizer contact turned up in research. Season dates and vendor details are currently unverified.

Woodward

Ames

Huxley

Huxley's market sets up on West Railway Street in this fast-growing Story County town between Ames and Ankeny, giving area growers a stop in one of central Iowa's fastest-expanding suburbs.

Granger

Minburn

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.

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.

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 Holton Homestead's domain name is currently listed for sale rather than hosting an active farm website, and no other listing, address, or contact for this Iowa operation turned up in research. What the homestead grows or sells is unverified.

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

Ankeny

Ankeny

Van Dyke Sweet Corn sells sweet corn from its stand in Ankeny, one of the fastest-growing suburbs north of Des Moines. No independent listing confirms current hours or season dates — check locally before visiting.

Nevada

Main Street Nevada runs this market out of City Hall on 6th Street every other Sunday, noon to 3pm, from May through September. It's organized less like a produce stand and more like a small-business showcase, giving local growers and food makers a direct line to customers without a storefront. Main Street Nevada's executive director, Emily Schaack, handles vendor applications through the organization's own site.

Nevada

Dean and Judy Henry realized a dream by establishing the Berry Patch Farm in the early 1970s. Today you’ll see Judy at the markets, Dean on the tractors, and their son Mike at the stand and picking the freshest harvest. Throughout the Berry Patch you’ll see the personal touches of each individual involved. We grow strawberries, raspberries, vegetables, apples, and more. You can get Berry Patch goodies from the farm, at markets, and through CSAs (community supported agriculture). The Berry Patch

Cambridge

Center Grove Orchard grows more than 34 apple varieties across 20 acres outside Cambridge, open for pick-your-own from May into June and again August through December. Beyond apples, the farm runs a store with a restaurant and online ordering, plus pumpkins, a corn maze, hayrides, and farm animals for kids. It's built for repeat visits across two separate seasons rather than one fall trip.

Uptown Ankeny Farmers Market gathers at SW 3rd Street and SW Maple Street in this fast-growing Polk County suburb north of Des Moines. Local growers sell seasonal produce direct to area shoppers.

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.

Elkhart

Every farm has a story. This is where we share some of our farm's story. The Who Meet Tony. Tony is the 4th generation, and the driver behind getting the farm to produce nourishing food for the surrounding community. The Where In the Milky Way galaxy, on planet Earth, on the continent of North America, in the country of the United States of America, in the state of Iowa, about halfway between Des Moines and Ames, two miles east of the small town of Elkhart, IA, looking over the valley of the Sku

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.

Elkhart

Prudent Produce delivers organic produce, meat, dairy, and pantry staples straight to doorsteps across central Iowa, sourcing locally whenever the season allows. The family farm in Elkhart runs the area's only organic produce home-delivery service, built around a CSA model rather than a pickup site. Everything ships free of synthetic chemicals. Customers order through the farm's website and get boxes delivered on a set weekly schedule.

Nevada

Maxwell

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.

Nevada

Nevada

Greene County's market operates out of a storefront space on North Chestnut Street in Jefferson, the county seat known for its 14-story Mahanay Memorial Carillon Tower. It gives area growers an indoor-adjacent option in this west-central Iowa community.

Jefferson

RVP~1875 in Jefferson is a working furniture shop and museum run by master furniture maker Robby Pedersen, who builds pieces using only 1875-era hand tools and techniques. The museum side displays more than 650 hand planes along with an 1860s foot-powered lathe and an 1870s hand-crank ripsaw. Visitors can tour the shop, take a woodworking class, or commission custom furniture built the old way.

Maxwell

Maxwell

Colo

Colo

Little Stone House Farm sits on 200th Street outside Colo, a small Story County town in central Iowa. It's a small farm operation running agritourism activities on the property.

Jefferson