Excellent prices, produce and wonderful customer service. We bought already picked blackberries at…read morea great price. The cauliflower heads were huge

Fantastic you-pick farm!…read more I wanted to pick some sort of fruit while I was running around the countryside near Lexington. Yelp found Fahrmeier's Farm and a quick visit to their website informed me that blackberry season had just opened! Well who doesn't like blackberries? So off we go, ready to go pick some fruit on the way to the Battle of Lexington State Historic Park. Super friendly girl came out to greet us and escorted us to a row of blackberries that she said were especially delicious. She showed us how to pick them, twist not pull, and then off we were! These blackberries were the largest berries I have ever seen! A few were as long as my thumb. They were bursting with sweet juiciness. I couldn't help eating one or two during the picking process, but they all looked so good. I'm pretty sure I picked all of the best ones... lol... ok not really, but had a whole tray at the end of going down one row and back up the other side. All those berries cost less than $20 too! I think the total was like $17 and change for about 4-5 lbs at $3.99/lb. Everyone in the little market was friendly and they had a few things for sale there from their farm, fresh eggs, ginormous tomatoes (seriously, huge,like 3-4 lbs) and various other things including cold drinks. You end up with an open tray of berries in a bag that only covers half, so be careful driving with them. But I had the best time being a city gal in the country and seeing cute goats and birds flying around. I had some berries on my cereal this morning and omg so delicious - seriously the best I've ever had. My bf doesn't think I can eat all the ones I picked. Watch me.

I drove some extra miles to get peaches this year. The place that is closer gave me almost an…read moreentire peck that was rotten! It starts with a "P" so you will know where to avoid. But Schreiman Orchards had really good peaches that were a few dollars more. If you love peaches as much as I do then the drive is worth it. They also have many other products for sale.

I'm not going to candy coat this - I know Justin Bieber got his peaches down in Georgia, but the…read morebest peaches on the planet are in Waverly, MO at Schreiman Orchards! About an hour and a half outside of Kansas City, these peaches are well worth the drive. They sell about ten different varieties of peaches, but my favorites by far are the July Prince. These juicy sweet babies will have you drooling and slurping like a fool, saying dad stuff like, "that's a damn good peach!" They sell so much more fresh farm goodness like apples, watermelon, cantaloupe, plums, nectarines, bing cherries, homegrown tomatoes, sweet corn, blackberries, blueberries and more. But, I'm not here to talk about all that - this about the peaches ladies and gentlemen, stay with me! This is the important part - the best time for peaches is end of July through August, so stop watching murder porn on Discovery+, get off your couch and in to your car to make the drive before they sell out. You're about to find out what Justin, me and so many other people already know... peaches are the bomb! I promise you'll be singing, "I got my peaches out in Waverly (Oh, yeah, shit)..." all the way home!

They were very friendly and helpful. Good prices. Definitely worth the drive. Apples were deliciousread more

A few garden picks in the garage but nothing to pick when we stopped by in early August. Not what…read moreI was expecting. Sweet couple at their home. We walked around their garden to see flowers and got back on the road.

I def will continue to support this bee farm anytime travels bring me to KC…read more It's in a cute little building that instantly welcomes you up on entering. Being trans I still feel nervous entering unfamiliar areas, but I was made to feel welcome even before I entered. Jana is AMAZING, we talked honey, she discussed the cosmetic products they offer. I had a honey straw in the car from a variety which she wasn't familiar so we traded. Their Lemon infused honey is OMG DELISH. Jana even taught me something I didn't previously know how the lighter color honey is early season and darker honey is later in the season. Thank you for the education, I love honey and learning something new is always a big +. I will most definitely see you again next time travels being me to KC.

Quality product, friendly staff and local! Always my fist stop anytime I need honey also a great…read moreselection of options for gifts

Everything about Yaya's is amazing. From the people who run it, to the quality of the items they…read moremake (or sell) in the shop, to the friendliness of the alpacas themselves. Christmas time is especially a favorite time of the year with the lights and photo props around the property. My kids love feeding the alpacas and getting up close and personal is a really unique and cool experience for everyone. HIGHLY recommend.

A visit to YaYa's Alpaca Farm can make any day brighter! This has been the highlight of our week so…read morefar, and if you're in the Kansas City area, we highly recommend a visit! We laughed and learned, and our hearts were full after getting to know these sweet animals! This is a fun and educational trip for kids and adults alike. I left there with such a happy heart and, of course, wanting a few alpacas now of my own! Maybe one day! The entire experience was over 2 hrs long, and we plan on returning the next time we're in the area. I loved hearing Yaya tell his story of how the farm came to be; we learned a ton about his sweet animals and the work that goes into keeping them on the farm. The group mainly consisted of children, and Yaya entertained them the entire time, which is no easy feat with young children's attention spans. You can tell Yaya is passionate about his farm and sharing his love for Alpacas with others. If you're an animal lover, I highly recommend visiting.

I absolutely love the Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead! There was so much more to do than I…read moreexpected, and both my elementary-age son and toddler had a fantastic time. We spent a lot of time riding the toy tractors, fishing, mining for gold, playing with the goats, and--of course--washing our hands over and over. We also took a hayrack ride with the famous Budweiser horses, which was a real treat. There are various buildings with eateries, small museums, and interactive exhibits. I was pleasantly surprised--and happy--that they sell healthy (and not-so-healthy) kid-friendly food. The Farmstead is also incredibly affordable. Admission is only $5, and most activities and food options are very reasonably priced. The size is perfect--big enough to explore without feeling crowded, but manageable enough to see most activities in a couple of hours. Plus, it's all outdoors with live animals, which makes it extra fun. The Farmstead depicts a Kansas family farm in the early 1900s, with over 250 animals, a country schoolhouse, and plenty of hands-on activities. Highly recommend for families looking for an educational, fun, and affordable day out!

Such a fun place for families. There's so much to do for kids and adults alike, and it's one of…read morethose places you can easily spend hours at without getting bored. Our kids absolutely love it, and honestly, so do we. You MUST feed the baby goats!

I was very happy w the Carolina reaper salt! Very spicy I would recommend!…read more The price was right too this is a great product

You always get the best! Fast friendly service with a smile. Accessible to all. Happy and…read morehealthy....