Cloud County, Kansas: Farm & Ranch Directory
6 farm and ranch listings in Cloud County, Kansas, grouped by category below.
Agribusiness in Cloud County
- Glasco Locker
Meat processor in Glasco that takes in deer and wild game for butchering; call 785-568-2364. Requirement: trim only.
Glasco, KS | 785-568-2364
Organizations in Cloud County
- Cloud County Conservation District
The Cloud County Conservation District, headquartered in Concordia, helps landowners with soil and water conservation, cost-share practices and local natural resource planning.
1501 East 7th Street, Suite B, Concordia, KS | 785-243-1509 - River Valley Extension District - Concordia Office
K-State Research and Extension programs for Cloud County, from 4-H to crop and livestock questions, run from the Concordia office of the River Valley Extension District, which also serves Clay, Republic and Washington.
Concordia, KS
Farmers Markets & Farm Stands in Cloud County
- Clyde Farmers Market
Local growers and food makers sell at the Clyde Farmers Market in Clyde, Cloud County, at Washington and Clyde (downtown). It meets Fridays 5 to 6:30 p.m.
Washington and Clyde (downtown), Clyde, KS - Concordia Farmers Market
Concordia Farmers Market serves Concordia and the surrounding Cloud County area, with vendors set up at 11th and Washington Street.
11th and Washington Street, Concordia, KS
Ag Education in Cloud County
- Cloud County Community College Agriculture
Cloud County Community College in Concordia awards a certificate in agricultural production operations; six students completed it in the 2025 award year, with in-state tuition and fees of $3,750.
Concordia, KS
Helpful Guides for Cloud County
- K-State Research and Extension in Kansas
How K-State Research and Extension works in Kansas: offices in all 105 counties, county units and districts, how they are governed and funded, what they offer, the 4-H connection, and how to find your office.
- Kansas Conservation Districts: What They Do and How to Get Cost-Share
How Kansas conservation districts work: the five-member board, State Conservation Commission cost-share programs, what practices they cover, how to apply through your county district and how to find yours.