Crawford County, Arkansas: Farm & Ranch Directory
7 farm and ranch listings in Crawford County, Arkansas, grouped by category below.
Events in Crawford County
- Organic Field Crop Production and Marketing Meeting
Organic grain field day at the Vegetable Research Station near Kibler, run by the Arkansas Organic Agriculture project; the most recent date was April 7, 2026.
Kibler, AR | Organizer: University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture Official event details
Farms & Ranches in Crawford County
- Arnold Family Farm Store
Alma farm store known for fresh strawberries in the Arkansas River Valley. Featured in the Arkansas tourism guide to u-pick orchards and farm markets; call ahead for picking dates.
Alma, AR Website - Simmons Plant Farm
Mountainburg plant farm selling plants and produce. Featured in the Arkansas tourism guide to u-pick orchards and farm markets; call ahead for picking dates.
Mountainburg, AR Website - Twin Oaks Peach Farm
Alma peach farm in the Arkansas River Valley selling tree-ripened peaches. Featured in the Arkansas tourism guide to u-pick orchards and farm markets; call ahead for picking dates.
Alma, AR
Organizations in Crawford County
- Crawford County Conservation District
Local conservation district office in Van Buren serving Crawford County landowners and farmers on soil, water and land stewardship programs. Reach the office at 521 Main Street or by phone at 479-474-2281.
521 Main Street, Van Buren, AR 72956 | 479-474-2281 - Crawford County Farm Bureau (Van Buren)
Arkansas Farm Bureau county office serving Crawford County farm and ranch members from Van Buren, at 3430 Kibler Rd. Call 479-474-5229 for membership, insurance and local Farm Bureau activity.
3430 Kibler Rd, Van Buren, AR 72956 | 479-474-5229
Ag Education in Crawford County
- Vegetable Research Station
Division of Agriculture vegetable research site near Kibler that hosted an organic field crop meeting on April 7, 2026.
Kibler, AR
Helpful Guides for Crawford County
- Arkansas Conservation Districts
How Arkansas conservation districts work: five-member boards, three elected by landowners, how to run for director, what districts and grants do, funding, federal partners and how to find your district.
