2010 Kansas Vegetable Growers Directory & Buyers Guide
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1 2010 Kansas Vegetable Growers Directory & Buyers Guide President Ron Brown, 1269 Birch Rd., Ft. Scott, KS (620) Vice President Sec.-Treas. Mark Jirak, 2107 Greenview Dr., Atchison, KS (913) Charles Marr, Professor Emeritus, Horticulture, KSU, 2021 Throckmorton. Manhattan, KS (785) Aggrand Natural Fertilizers Stephen R. Smi st 6640 SW 21 St. Topeka, KS (785) Tomatoes Mike Amerine St. (785) Sweet corn Alice Anderson Pendleton s Country Farm 1446 E Rd. (785) Asparagus, hydroponic tomatoes, general vegetables, bedding plants, cut Bruce Bergmann 8401 S. Meridian Haysville, KS (316) Peaches, pumpkins, field corn Richard Britt, Jr S. Scenic Dr. Manhattan, KS (785) Asparagus, cantaloupe, sweet corn, sweetpotatoes, tomatoes, watermelon, and many oer vegetables and fruit Robert Brown 2831 Oregon Lane (785) bobinks@cox.net Watermelon, sugar snap peas, sweet corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, cantaloupe Ronald Brown 1269 Birch Rd. Ft. Scott, KS (620) randbproduce@hotmail.com Pumpkins, gourds, squash, potatoes, tomatoes, green beans, onions, peppers, sweet corn, sweet potatoes, cantaloupe, watermelon, turnips, okra, cabbage, lettuce, cucumbers, spinach Irvin Charbonneau 1853 N. 180 Rd. Concordia, KS (785) Pumpkins, tomatoes, potatoes, sweet corn Jane Cigard Prairie Winds Farm 826 East 1650 Rd. Baldwin City, KS (785) janecigard@yahoo.com Tomatoes, lettuce, spinach, pumpkins, gourds, herbs, cut Jim & Deb Crum Crum s Heirlooms, LLC Stillwell Rd. Bonner Springs, KS (913) crumnob@sunflower.com Full range of vegetables & herbs Tim Desch 1942 N.E. Madison Topeka, KS (785) farmguy@cox.net Eco Fertilization & Lubrication Tom Gorby S. Murlen, Ste Olae, KS (913) tgorby@att.net andlubrication Market and distribute Aggrand natural fertilizers and Amsoil synetic lubricants Sue Eddy 3100 N. Hillside Wichita, KS (316) seddy@brightspot.org Vegetables and herbs Stan Ehler 2412 Marlatt Avenue (785) momehler@cox.net Popcorn, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, peas Elizabe & Guner Fischer Longview Farm rd 518 N. 3 St. Atchison, KS (913) longviewfarm@allegiance.tv, fruit, cut
2 Dwight Gage 926 E. Neal Salina, KS (785) John Geisinger W. State Hwy. 23 Selden, KS (785) Potatoes, corn Jim Gish 5526 S.W. Village Topeka, KS (785) Asparagus, assorted vegetables John Gutschenritter Rivendell Farms, Inc US Hwy. 400 Neodesha, KS (620) All vegetables Kaleen Hagen Alexander (785) Farmers market crops Bob Happy 1139 E. 130 Avenue N. Mulvane, KS (316) Melons, tomatoes, corn, oers Duane Heck Heck Farms Family Produce NW 1500 Rd. Westphalia, KS (785) Sweet corn, watermelon, cantaloupe, tomatoes, etc. David Heidebrink st Rd. Wakefield, KS (785) david.heidebrink@us.army.mil Vegetables,, herbs, beef, pork, chickens, eggs Phil Hodson 1923 E Rd. Lawrence, KS (785) philip.hodson@sbcglobal.net Hummert International 4500 Ear City Expressway Ear City, MO (314) quotes@hummert.com Distributor of horticultural products Mark Jirak 2107 Greenview Dr. Atchison, KS (913) mark.jirak@syngenta.com Sweet corn, tomatoes, watermelon, cantaloupe, green beans, bell peppers, squash, pumpkins Gary Kilgore Rd. Chanute, KS (620) gkilore@ksu.edu Kwang Kim 9604 Outlook Dr. Overland Park, KS (913) kwangyoonkim@yahoo.com Asian vegetable specialty Ken & Nancy Krause Fieldstone 7049 E. 149 Street Overbrook, KS (785) kenkrause@embarqmail.com Apples, Asian pears, asparagus, blackberries, cherries, crabapples, pecans, pears, raspberries, strawberries, tomatoes Bill Kromer J & B Truck Farm Ft. Riley Blvd. Leavenwor, KS (913) billkromer@lvnwor.com Tomatoes, squash, herbs, okra, cut Dan Kuhn Rd. Courtland, KS (785) kackleykuhn@yahoo.com Tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers, cantaloupe, watermelon, pumpkins, winter squash Roger Long 96 NE 25 Rd. Great Bend, KS (620) rlong@riw2000.com Pumpkins, blueberries Charles W. Marr Professor Emeritus 2021 Throckmorton, KSU Manhattan, KS (785) Lenny Meier, Jr NW 46 Topeka, KS (785) farmer325@aol.com Fresh produce May until November Tony Meier J.G. Meier & Sons 5939 NW 17 St. Topeka, KS (785) Tomatoes, sweet corn, cucumbers, zucchini (yellow, acorn, butternut, spaghetti), asparagus, rhubarb Mark Meinke nd 4900 S. 142 St. Bonner Springs, KS (913) meinkemark@aol.com Tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, melons, okra, cole crops, eggplant, pumpkins, berries Bruce & Mary Jo Mensie Tree Corners Farm 1662 N 1700 Rd. (785)
3 Midwest Grower Supply 3527 US Hwy. 169 Stanberry, MO (866) Morgan Co. Seeds Norman Kilmer Kelsay Rd. Barnett, MO (573) Seed company MPR Supply Craig Pisarkiewicz 2541 Link Rd. St. Louis, MO Irrigation wholesale Dan Nagengast & Lynn Byczynski 966 E 800 Lawrence, KS (785) nagengast@earlink.net Flowers, vegetables Kay & Dave Neff Neff Family Farm 7026 S. West Rd. Sedgwick, KS (316) kay@nefffamilyfarm.com Nunemaker-Ross Bismarck Gardens 1616 N Rd. (785) mnunross@aol.com Sweet corn, tomatoes, green beans, squash, onions Patrick & Christy O Neal 1101 N. 5 St. (785) christysfarm@yahoo.com Richard Owsley 202 SW 180 Leon, KS (316) owsleygardens@yahoo.com Vegetables, berries Karen & John Pendleton Pendleton s Country Market 1446 E Rd. (785) karenp@pendletons.com Asparagus, hydroponic tomatoes, general vegetables, bedding plants, cut David Pfizenmaier Rd. Clay Center, KS (785) Ornamentals, cut, sweet corn, squash, tomatoes, okra Earl Polk 826 N. Wheatstate Rd. Burrton, KS (620) Most varieties of vegetables and fruit Elvin A. Reed 2001 NW Lane Topeka, KS (785) Potatoes, tomatoes, green beans, onions, radishes, carrots, beets, squash, cucumbers, okra, eggplant, green peppers, pumpkins, etc. Rees, Rex Rees Fruit Farm 2476 K-4 Hwy. Topeka, KS (785) reesfruitfarm@aol.com Asparagus, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, tomatoes, peaches, apples, pumpkins, peppers, grapes, cherries, cucumbers, squash, onions, turnips, radishes, beets, etc. Dave Rettele Phoenix Garden & The Peony Patch, LLC 3217 S. Lightville Rd. Salina, KS (785) drettele@tri.net Flowers and vegetables Marty Reichenberger Reichenberger s Pumpkin Patch 2570 W St. Independence, KS greenumb@comgen.com Pumpkins, sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, zucchini, watermelon, cantaloupe Robinson, Jack Bedrock Aqua Farms 1725 Merriam Lane Kansas City, KS (913) ehouseofrocks@yahoo.com Fruit and field crops John H. Ruebke Box 299 Hesston, KS (620) Tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, peppers, beans, herbs, cut Richard Ryer 126 S. Gorin Clearwater, KS (316) rryer@ksu.edu KSU vegetable research, sweetpotatoes Gaylord Sargeant 9836 S. Hydraulic Haysville, KS Potatoes, tomatoes, corn, melons, peppers, beans, peas, pumpkins, gourds, onions, eggplant, blackberries, strawberries, cherries, peaches, apples
4 Tim & Traci Savolt Bob Huber s Produce 2805 Barons Place Garden City, KS (620) bobhubersproduce@yahoo.com Tomatoes, squash, cantaloupe, watermelon, honeydew, pumpkins Larry & Janet Schaake Schaake Pumpkin Patch 1791 N Rd. (785) jlschaake@netscape.net U-pick pumpkin patch Phillip Schweitzer 942 s. 90 Avenue Osborne, KS (785) caroles@ruraltel.net Pumpkins, watermelons, cantaloupe, potatoes Joe Schwinn Schwinn Produce Farm Santa Fe Trail Leavenwor, KS (913) joeschwinn@lvnwor.com Sweet corn, tomatoes, melons, pumpkins, asparagus Wm. Scott 2101 E. Meadowlark Rd. Derby, KS (316) Tomatoes, peppers, onions, beans, asparagus, Swiss chard, spinach, herbs, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, apples Denise Seiwert W. 13 St. N. Garden Plain, KS (316) ldseiwert@kans.com Asparagus, spinach, greens, beets, carrots, turnips, brassicas, squash, tomatoes, green onions, peppers, elderberries Stu Shafer 3213 Buck Creek Rd. Oskaloosa, KS (785) sandheron@wildblue.net Vegetables and fruit Larry G. Smi N.W. 12 St. Burrton, KS (620) Radishes, turnips, beets, potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, onions, cantaloupe, watermelon, cucumbers, zucchini, corn, sweetpotatoes, squash Larry Sorell Lazy S Farms 616 N 100 Rd. Glasco, KS (785) Tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, spinach, eggplant, green beans, zucchini, cabbage Jim Steffen Massena Corporation 5716 W. 97 Terrace Overland Park, KS jimsteffen@sbcglobal.net James Suber Bouchey Rd. Maple Hill, KS (785) esube@aol.com Beets, beans, broccoli, tomatoes, cantaloupe, lettuce, asparagus, peaches Darren Swartz Wallace Rd. Walnut, KS (620) swartzdarren@yahoo.com Loren Swenson 2168 N. 140 Rd. Concordia, KS (785) lorensw@nckdirect.com Swihart Sales Company Roger Swihart 7240 County Road AA Quinter, KS swiharts@ruraltel.net Sprayer sales Henry Thomas 2412 Prairie Road Clay Center, KS (785) mariruomas@yahoo.com Sweet corn, turnips Vernon Thomas Edgerton Rd. Edgerton, KS (913) pumpkinsandpines@aol.com Tomatoes, sweet corn, green beans, melons Donald & Lavonne Turner 4110 N. 60 St. Kansas City, KS (913) Onions, greens, beets, turnips, carrots, asparagus, fruit Ferd Vering 1278 Pony Express Hwy. Marysville, KS (785) ffvering@bluevalley.net Asparagus, melons, pumpkins, squash, gourds, cantaloupe, watermelon William Voigts Voigts Farms 264 E Rd. Wellsville, KS (785) Sweet corn, tomatoes, squash, onions, cole crops, melons, pumpkins, green beans, peppers, berries, etc.
5 Becky & Carroll Walters Walters Pumpkin Patch 1001 NW 77 Hwy. Burns, KS (316) Pumpkins, squash, gourds Marlene Wasinger 1608 B West 27 St. Hays, KS (785) tomawa47@yahoo.com Tomatoes, peppers, squash, eggplant, cucumbers, pumpkin, asparagus, beans, apples, pears, mulberries, rhubarb, herbs Jerry & Jane Wohletz 1831 N Rd. (785) jwohl66@aol.com Leaf lettuce, sweet onions, bell peppers, cucumbers, zucchini, yellow squash, tomatoes, sweet corn, beets, broccoli, Chinese cabbage, strawberries
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