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Meadowlark FarmEvents and tickets

Beyond harvest, students discover how life on the farm unfolds through every season.

Hands-on, non-digital learning about food, nature, and Kansas land stewardship.

Children picking apples in the orchard
Students planting a young fruit tree
A school group with their pumpkins at the farm

Plant seeds and seedlings.

From soil to table, discover where your food comes from.

Learn how to start your own garden at home.

Observe seasonal changes and learn the life cycle of plants and soil microbes.

Discover what farmers do to grow food and how soil is prepared for healthy crops.

Field trip students working the strawberry rows
Students walking through the orchard in peach blossom
Students gathered inside the high tunnel

Across our 80-acre farm, we explore native plant areas and a pond ecosystem beyond the cultivated fields.

Experience the biodiversity of the Flint Hills of Kansas.

Observe birds, insects, amphibians, and native plants up close—and discover something new.

Students looking out over the farm pond
Young children exploring the pond edge with a guide
Native wildflowers blooming in the farm prairie
A student holding an ornate box turtle found on the farm
A student holding a shed snake skin discovered in the orchard
A garden spider on its web at sunrise
Goat kids resting by the barn
Want a quick overview? View our Field Trip Information Sheet

Teacher planning packet available upon request. Includes program details, photos, detailed policies, and everything needed to support school approval and budgeting.

Led by a former teacher, with a focus on meaningful, hands-on learning.

Please review the field trip information sheet before submitting your request.

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