Mahaska County, Iowa: Farm & Ranch Directory

7 farm and ranch listings in Mahaska County, Iowa, grouped by category below.

Events in Mahaska County

Southern Iowa Fair
Expected around Jul. 12, 2027 - estimate, not yet announced
Oskaloosa fair serving Mahaska County with 4-H and FFA livestock classes, grandstand shows and exhibits; most recent dates July 13-18, 2026.
615 N I St, Oskaloosa, IA 52577 | 641-673-7004 Official event details

Farm Credit Services of America Oskaloosa
Agribusiness - ag lender
The Oskaloosa office of Farm Credit Services of America on D Avenue West serves Mahaska County farmers.
1902 D Avenue West, Oskaloosa, IA 52577 | 641-672-6001

KBOE Radio
Media Outlet - Radio
Oskaloosa radio station that reports on Mahaska County Farm Bureau events and local agriculture.
Oskaloosa, IA
Oskaloosa Herald
Media Outlet - Newspaper
Daily newspaper of Oskaloosa covering Mahaska County and the Southern Iowa Fair.
Oskaloosa, IA

Mahaska County Farm Bureau
Organization - Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau chapter that hosts an annual Ag Day for local students in Oskaloosa, teaching children about where food comes from.
Oskaloosa, IA

Mahaska County 4-H Program
Ag Education Program - 4-H
Mahaska County 4-H dates to the 1920s; the Cedar Livestock Club formed in 1929 as the first boys club in Cedar Township, and New Sharon youth won national honors in 1927.
Oskaloosa, IA
Mahaska County Extension Office
Ag Education Program - County Extension
Mahaska County Extension office in Oskaloosa, the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach contact for 4-H and farm programs.
Oskaloosa, IA

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.