Marion County, Kansas: Farm & Ranch Directory
7 farm and ranch listings in Marion County, Kansas, grouped by category below.
Farms & Ranches in Marion County
- Patchwork Farms, LLC
Strawberry and pumpkin farm with a snack stand, farm animals and restrooms, reached from Highway 15 and 70th Street; strawberry picking runs late May through June by posted times.
372 70th, Newton, KS 67114 | 620-345-6867 - Walters Pumpkin Patch and Family Farm
Family pumpkin farm in Burns picking pumpkins for fall visitors, highlighted by Travel Kansas as a u-pick destination.
Burns, KS
Agribusiness in Marion County
- Peabody Sausage House
Meat processor in Peabody that takes in deer and wild game for butchering; call 620-983-2160.
Peabody, KS | 620-983-2160
Organizations in Marion County
- Marion County Conservation District
Landowners in Marion County can contact the conservation district office at 303 Eisenhower Drive in Marion for help with erosion control, water quality and cost-share conservation projects.
303 Eisenhower Drive, Marion, KS | 620-382-3520 - Marion County Extension Office
Marion County residents get K-State Research and Extension programs through the local office in Marion, including 4-H, crop and livestock help, and family and community education.
Marion, KS - Marion-Florence FFA Chapter
Marion-Florence FFA serves students in Marion, Marion County, with about 43 members and one advisor on the Kansas FFA roster, part of the South Central District.
Marion, KS - Peabody FFA Chapter
Peabody FFA is the high school agricultural education chapter in Peabody, Marion County, and belongs to the South Central District of Kansas FFA alongside Marion-Florence.
Peabody, KS
Helpful Guides for Marion 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.