Mar 17, 2022
By Rick McNary
- You know exactly where your food comes from, how it is raised, how it is processed, and why it tastes so good.
- You get to personally know the farmer/rancher/grower who grows it.
- You provide the farmers the ability to be paid fairly for their products.
- You help rural Kansas prosper.
- You help family farms keep the farm in the family.
- You help the Kansas economy, rather than another state's economy.
- You become friends with the people who grow your food.
- You have new stories to tell others about the farmers you know and how your food is raised.
- You learn about the various ways in which animals and plants are raised for food.
- You are encouraging a free market economy.
- And the #11 bonus... you fall in love with Kansas farm and ranch families who grow the food you eat!
You can find a farm and ranch near you by going to our searchable map & directory!