Kossuth County, Iowa: Farm & Ranch Directory
7 farm and ranch listings in Kossuth County, Iowa, grouped by category below.
Events in Kossuth County
- Kossuth County Fair
Algona fairgrounds host the county fair each summer, where junior livestock exhibiting dates back to 1920; most recent dates were August 2-8, 2026.
700 E Fair St, Algona, IA 50511 | 515-395-3247 Official event details
Farms & Ranches in Kossuth County
- Scuffham's Gardens
Scuffham's Gardens is a produce and pick-your-own garden on Plum Creek Road outside Algona in Kossuth County, with seasonal updates on Facebook.
2307 Plum Creek Road, Algona, IA 50511 | 515-295-2000 Website
Media & Press in Kossuth County
- Upper Des Moines
Newspaper published in Algona covering Kossuth County farm, school and community news.
Algona, IA
Organizations in Kossuth County
- Iowa Bison Association
Association of Iowa bison ranchers, with its address in Algona, supporting producers who raise and market bison.
Algona, IA
Livestock Auctions & Sale Barns in Kossuth County
- Algona Livestock LLC
Licensed livestock auction on Highway 169 north of Algona, serving Kossuth County cattle and hog producers.
Hwy. 169 North, Algona, IA 50511 | 515-295-7273
Ag Education in Kossuth County
- Kossuth County 4-H Program
Kossuth County 4-H began in 1917 under the county Farm Bureau with three clubs and 60 youth, and held its first junior livestock exhibit at the county fair in 1920.
Algona, IA - Kossuth County Extension Office
Kossuth County Extension office in Algona, serving the large northern Iowa farm county with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach programs.
Algona, IA
Helpful Guides for Kossuth County
- Iowa County Fairs and Youth Livestock Shows
A practical guide to Iowa county fairs and the Iowa State Fair for youth exhibitors: 2026 fair dates, who can show, ownership and tagging dates, State Fair entry deadlines, beef weights, health and drug rules, and the sale.
- Iowa State University Extension and Outreach
How ISU Extension and Outreach works in Iowa: county offices in all 99 counties, elected county extension councils, funding, history since 1906, local farm and gardening programs, and 4-H youth and livestock rules.
