Farms Near Lincoln, NE

Lincoln

Gare Bear Honey is a small-scale honey operation based in Lincoln. No public storefront details are posted online, which fits a sideline beekeeper selling raw local honey through farmers markets, word of mouth, and area shops.

Lincoln

A Lincoln market at 1650 Memorial Drive, near Antelope Park on the city's east-central side. Its harvest name points to a late-summer and fall focus, with vendors bringing produce, pumpkins, baked goods, and handmade items. A seasonal neighborhood market.

Lincoln

A southeast Lincoln market at 1265 S. Cotner, in the Piedmont and College View area near 27th and A streets. Local growers and food makers bring produce, eggs, and baked goods in the warm months. A neighborhood-scale market.

Lincoln

A neighborhood market near downtown Lincoln at 1302 F St, just south of the capitol district. Small-scale growers and makers set up in the warm months with vegetables, herbs, eggs, and handmade goods for nearby residents.

Lincoln

Valhalla Bee Farm is a locally owned and operated family business in southeast Nebraska. Our honey is 100% pure and made here in the area by our hardworking bees. We proudly offer a variety of products created right here in our processing/kitchen facility. Thank you for visiting our page and we hope you browse our site to learn more about us and what we have to offer. As always, we invite you to visit our retail store in Lincoln, NE where we offer our from the hive product line, beekeeping suppl

Fills the streets around 7th and P in Lincoln's Historic Haymarket district, drawing more than 100 vendors. Farm produce, cut flowers, and baked goods share the sidewalks with prepared food: kolaches, wood-fired pizza, tacos, and breakfast burritos, often with live music playing. It runs Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon, rain or shine, from early May into mid-October.

Lincoln

Lincoln

R & E Honey Farm sells one thing: local honey from its hives in Lincoln. You'll find it at the Lincoln Haymarket Farmers Market and the Crete Farmers Market, running roughly May through October. Off-season, reach the farm at 402-488-8056 or [email protected] to arrange a pickup. It's a small home-based operation on Normal Boulevard on the city's south side, not a storefront.

Lincoln

In the summer of 2005, Kevin Loth and Charuth van Beuzekom of ShadowBrook Farm and Jim Caruso of Caruso-Rozzano Farms recognized that Lincoln-area farmers needed a Sunday market. From that grassroots conversation the Old Cheney Road Farmers' Market came to life. In 2005, local vendors set up tents with their fresh and unique products attracting customers from all over the state. ​ In 2008 the market received 501(c)(3) non-profit status that enables us to sustain the market with donations, and to

Lincoln

Humble & Kind Honey is a small Lincoln-based honey producer. Public details are thin online, consistent with a sideline apiary that sells raw honey locally through farmers markets and word of mouth rather than a storefront.

Lincoln

Lincoln

The Mercato is a retail store and butcher shop featuring fresh hand-cut Certified Piedmontese beef — the lean, tender Nebraska-raised breed — along with unique ingredients and a bakery. Four locations serve Lincoln and west Omaha, open seven days a week.

Lincoln

Sunwest Farms operates at 851 North 84th Street on the east side of Lincoln, Nebraska. The city-edge address fits a produce or garden operation serving the Lincoln metro rather than an open-country farm. Little else is posted online.

Lincoln

Runs Thursdays at 570 Fallbrook Boulevard in northwest Lincoln, part of the Fallbrook town center. Since 2005 it has gathered seasonal produce, farm-raised meats and eggs, breads and pastries, flowers, and crafts. Most vendors take cash and cards, and some accept SNAP, WIC, and FMNP.

Lincoln

JKS Pumpkin Patch operates off Bluff Road on the north edge of Lincoln. Verified details are limited online. Patches in this area typically open for fall weekends with pick-your-own pumpkins and simple family activities.

Lincoln

Welcome to the farm! Our farm is located 1 mile west of Lincoln, just behind Pioneers Park. We hope you love raw milk the way we do! We milk a few cows and raise some pigs on the milk we don't sell. We very much enjoy the benefits of raising our own food and living on a farm. We are excited to share these benefits with others. We milk year round and have plenty of fresh, clean flavored milk and cream. Our goal is to manage our farm in the most natural and efficient way so that we can provide our

Lincoln

For those of you who do not know us, my name is Kevin Loth, and along with my wife Charuth Van Beuzekom, my parents, and partner Ian Richmond, run a 34 acre diversified farming operation on the southwest edge of Lincoln within the three-mile city limit. Charuth heads up Dutch Girl Creamery making our award-winning goat cheeses, and Ian manages the vegetable production.

Roca

About Our Farm We are Nebraska's first worker-owned cooperative farm. We were founded in the Autumn of 2021 by three worker-owners and had our first season of production in 2022. We are always excepting new members, and expect to welcome a fourth worker-owner in the Autumn of 2024. Salt Creek's primary purpose is to increase Lincoln's food sovereignty by sharing with others the joy of sustainably farmed flowers, produce, and pasture poultry. We don't use synthetic fertilizers or pesticides to gr

Roca

Roca Berry Farm has grown strawberries since 1980 and now runs one of southeast Nebraska's busiest fall destinations just south of Lincoln in Roca. Beyond the pumpkin patch, the farm packs in 70-plus attractions: hayrides, carnival rides, a locomotive train, mini ziplines, corn mazes, and a mega slide. Daytime is the family Fall Festival; nights turn into the Roca Scary Farm haunt, and December brings the Roca Merry Farm holiday event.

Raymond

Common Good Farm, 1.5 miles north of Raymond in southeast Nebraska, is Evrett Lunquist and Ruth Chantry's mom-and-pop operation in its 30th season — one of only about 150 Demeter-certified Biodynamic farms in the United States, certified organic since farming began here in 1996. The farm raises certified organic pastured pork, 100% grass-fed beef, and gorgeous pasture eggs plus two acres of veggies and herbs, with an annual spring organic plant sale and eggs stocked at Lincoln grocers.

Martell

Minimum order for our Local Food Subscription and Online Farm Store is $35. You can order as much as you want though! Make sure you have a credit card entered in your account information and your order is confirmed (Online Farm Store only). Once we know we have everything for your box we will charge your card on Wednesday evening and you’ll receive your box Thursday or Friday. You only pay for what you order!

Denton

Mohrhauser Farms in Denton, Nebraska — a Century Farm Award winner — breeds, births, raises, and finishes all its cattle on the farm, antibiotic-free with no hormones or steroids, on pastures untouched by pesticides for over 20 years. The farm sells premium beef by locker date and bulk order, plus unwashed brown pasture eggs and pasture-raised chickens.

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Malcolm

DS Family Farm is Doug and Sheila Garrison's pasture operation on US Highway 34 in Malcolm, Nebraska, offering peace of mind through pasture-grazed beef, pigs, poultry, and sheep raised with regenerative, low-stress, multi-species grazing on tallgrass prairie. Their long-running blog digs deep into soil health, nutrition, and bionutrient beef testing — evidence of farmers who think as much as they graze.

Valparaiso

Stoney Hill Acres runs a Haunted Forest attraction on Agnew Road outside Valparaiso, in the wooded Saunders County hills northwest of Lincoln. The name points to a walk-through Halloween-season event rather than a produce stand. It sits close to Branched Oak Lake, a common fall-outing area for the Lincoln and Omaha crowd.

Branched Oak Farm raises a growing herd of Jersey cows on 240 certified organic acres in Raymond, Nebraska, 16 miles from downtown Lincoln, selling everything it produces locally — seasonal cheeses include quark, fresh mozzarella, Camembert, Alpine varieties, and Gouda. Management-intensive rotational grazing and Animal Welfare Approved practices back the on-farm "Inconvenience Store" (open Tuesdays and Saturdays), Lincoln's Old Cheney Road market, and local grocers, with raw milk available too.

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The Brannagans grow apples on more than 300 trees plus raspberries, strawberries, and blueberries on their farm at Firth, about 15 miles south of Lincoln. They cook the fruit into jams, jellies, and syrups in their own kitchen and bake breads, rolls, and cookies. Their goods sell online and at the Seward market on Saturdays and the Beatrice market on Thursdays.

Ceresco

Martin's Hillside Orchard grows apples on Ashland Road near Ceresco, in Saunders County between Lincoln and Omaha. It's a fall destination for pick-your-own apples and pumpkins, with a farm market and orchard activities running through the harvest season.

Denton

The MAiZE at Benson Farms cuts a corn maze on SW 140th Street near Denton, just southwest of Lincoln. Its name ties it to The MAiZE, a company that designs cornfield mazes nationwide. Fall operations like this usually add a pumpkin patch, hayrides, and after-dark flashlight maze nights through October.

Ceresco

Princeton Produce is a produce grower on Pella Road near Princeton, a small community in Lancaster County south of Lincoln. Verified details are limited online. The listing places it among the area's seasonal produce and agritourism stops.

Firth

Prairieland Dairy is a farmer-owned dairy at Firth, south of Lincoln in Lancaster County. Its website connects it to a group of family dairy operations, including Ohlde Family Farms, that produce and supply milk across Nebraska and Kansas. The Firth site is listed here as a working dairy open to farm visits.

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Palmyra

My husband, Kyle, dreamed of being a farmer someday, and I, Mindy, just wanted a country house with chickens. After 3 years of searching, we finally found it. Close enough to town for convenience and schools, yet far enough for that gravel road peace of mind with spectacular sunsets. It didn’t just have a chicken coop, but a barn, various other buildings, and even a small pasture. It needed some love, (and quite frankly still needs many things updated and improved) but it was a place we could se

Crete

Schmidt Apiaries keeps bees in Crete, a Saline County town on the Big Blue River southwest of Lincoln. The apiary produces local honey; the East 12th Street address places it in town.

Thursday afternoons from late May into October, this market runs 2:30-6 p.m. in the lot at 930 Main Avenue in Crete, a Saline County college town southwest of Lincoln. Vendors sell fresh vegetables, fruit, eggs, meat, and other homegrown and homemade goods. Longtime organizer Judy Wohl coordinates the stalls. Crete, home to Doane University, draws a steady mix of townspeople and students each week.

Boo's Pumpkin Patch is a seasonal patch on P Road in the Nebraska City area of Otoe County, in southeast Nebraska's apple and orchard country. Verified details are thin online. Expect a small fall operation open on autumn weekends.

Elmwood

Chisholm Family Farm is a family operation in Elmwood, a small Cass County town between Lincoln and Nebraska City. The address sits in town, and little is posted online about what they grow or sell.

West Blue Farm is Joe and Shanae Yeackley's operation on Rokeby Road in Milford, Nebraska, raising non-GMO, antibiotic- and hormone-free beef and pork. The farm's belief is simple: the best meat comes from happy, healthy animals.

Ashland

We believe the best way to provide good care and nutrition to our family is to take pride in providing excellent animal care and nutrition to our cattle. From our ranches and farms to our processing partners, we are involved in every step of the process. There’s nothing fake or alternative about what we’re doing, we simply put quality and excellence first. Our cattle are grass fed, grain finished, and always hormone free. We offer 100% Nebraska born and raised American Wagyu beef.

Unadilla

Unadilla

It's nice to meet you! About 5 years ago, Hannah founded Oak Barn Beef to start sharing her family's Premium, Nebraska Beef with people across the United States. On her parent's family farm in Unadilla, Nebraska, Oak Barn Beef began in a retired cattle barn that was converted into OBB's first headquarters. Oak Barn Beef has expanded since then and now ships to customers in all 50 states.

Unadilla

Kimmel Orchard grows apples, peaches, Asian pears, blackberries, and strawberries on G Road near Nebraska City, east of Unadilla. Alongside the orchard rows it runs a vineyard with wine tasting, plus u-pick picking, hayrack rides, guided tours, and seasonal festivals through the fall. It's a longtime harvest-season stop for the Nebraska City and Lincoln area. Reach the orchard at 402-873-5293 or [email protected].

Seward

AbBee's Honey sells raw honey and nuts from a shop in Seward, and makes room on its shelves for a few other local beekeepers' jars too. On-farm pickup is available, and they host small farm experiences on site. Reach them at 402-545-4231 or [email protected], and see fresh batches on Instagram at @abbees_honey. Seward sits a short drive west of Lincoln along Interstate 80.

Seward

A small family dairy-goat farm near Ashland that turns its goats' milk into handmade Darn Good Goat Soap in scents like lavender. The farm also sells free-range eggs and runs a small campground on site; soap ships or can be picked up by arrangement. Online orders go through circlepfarmne.com and the Darn Good Goat Soap shop.

Dorchester

Dorchester is a small Saline County village in southeast Nebraska, west of Crete along the rail line. The market sets up on Lincoln Ave downtown, where nearby farmers and home gardeners bring summer produce, eggs, and baked items. A modest, seasonal community market.

Dorchester

Ryan Pekarek started this vegetable farm near Dwight in 2004 while still in college and now grows more than 50 crops across 15-plus acres. The season opens in April with radishes, lettuce, and spinach, moves through beans, beets, and sweet corn, and closes in fall with tomatoes, melons, squash, and pumpkins. Pekarek sells to area schools and the Lone Tree Foods distributor, and at the Seward and Lincoln Haymarket markets.