Osborne County, Kansas: Farm & Ranch Directory
6 farm and ranch listings in Osborne County, Kansas, grouped by category below.
Organizations in Osborne County
- Osborne County Conservation District
At 1117 West US Highway 24 in Osborne, the Osborne County Conservation District supports producers with conservation planning, tree and grass programs and local education.
1117 West US Highway 24, Osborne, KS | 785-346-2128 - Osborne County FFA Chapter
Osborne County FFA is the countywide chapter in the Northwest District of Kansas FFA and has been recognized for Agriscience Fair winners in 2026.
Osborne, KS - Post Rock Extension District - Osborne Office
The Post Rock Extension District keeps an office in Osborne for Osborne County, part of a K-State Research and Extension district covering Jewell, Lincoln, Mitchell, Osborne and Smith, with 4-H, farm and horticulture help.
Osborne, KS | 785-346-2521 Website
Livestock Auctions & Sale Barns in Osborne County
- Osborne Livestock Commission
Osborne Livestock Commission is a livestock auction and sale barn at Osborne in Osborne County, covered in the Kansas Department of Agriculture's 2015 annual livestock market report.
Osborne, KS
Farmers Markets & Farm Stands in Osborne County
- Natoma Farmers Market
Farmers market in Natoma, Osborne County (location: 435 Elm St.). It meets Wednesdays 1 p.m.; Fridays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
435 Elm St., Natoma, KS - Osborne Farmers Market
Osborne Farmers Market serves Osborne and the surrounding Osborne County area, with vendors set up at 423 Main St. (between Park and the courthouse). It meets Saturdays 8 a.m. until sellout.
423 Main St. (between Park and the courthouse), Osborne, KS
Helpful Guides for Osborne 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.