Kansas

7 Bridges Microgreens is a small-scale producer in Pleasanton, Kansas, providing nutrient-dense microgreens and garden starters to the Linn County foodshed.

Black Cat Lavender Farm — a farm verified in OpenStreetMap. See [[farm]] for the directory's editorial position; this entry may also operate retail surfaces (farm stand, CSA, farmers-market) that should be added as separate relations.

Breadbasket Farmers Market — a farmers market verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

Cherokee Strip Mercantile — a farm verified in OpenStreetMap. See [[farm]] for the directory's editorial position; this entry may also operate retail surfaces (farm stand, CSA, farmers-market) that should be added as separate relations.

A 101-year (since 1924) family-owned farm-market retailer at 6059 South Seneca Street in Wichita, KS. Curates fresh produce (locally-grown when in season), Kansas beef and cheeses, Kansas-made jar goods and seasonings, local raw honey and preserves. Functions as a regional-curator farm market rather than a working farm — the operation is the editorial filter (Kansas-sourced and family-handled) more than the cultivation.

DiTomaso Farms — a farm verified in OpenStreetMap. See [[farm]] for the directory's editorial position; this entry may also operate retail surfaces (farm stand, CSA, farmers-market) that should be added as separate relations.

A 95-year continuously operating farmers market at SW 6th & Harrison in downtown Topeka, KS — running every weekend April through October since 1930. Approaching century-business status. Mixed-vendor model spanning farmers, bakers, crafters, woodworkers, ranchers, growers, makers, chefs, designers — explicitly inclusive rather than producer-only. Tagline: 'LOCAL / FRIENDLY / HEALTHY.'

A farm-to-shelf herbal apothecary on Main Street, Great Barrington, Massachusetts — co-owned by Sara Brown and Leland Kent. Sells handmade tinctures, herbal oils, fresh flowers, and digestive and skin-care products made from herbs they grow on their own urban farm or forage in the surrounding Berkshires. Restored a 19th-century Main Street Victorian building with cabinets evoking the period apothecary tradition.

Happy Hippie — a health-food / natural-foods store verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

The largest yoga-based retreat center in North America — a 160,000 sq-ft former Jesuit seminary on Interlaken Road in Stockbridge, MA, opened December 1983 on a property called Shadowbrook overlooking the Stockbridge Bowl. Operated as a nonprofit, Kripalu runs 800+ multi-day programs annually spanning yoga, meditation, Ayurveda, cooking, outdoor mindfulness, social and environmental justice, and ongoing Kripalu Yoga teacher trainings (the lineage's institutional home in the U.S.).

Lean Kitchen — a health-food / natural-foods store verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

Mauro Farms Market & Bakery — a farm verified in OpenStreetMap. See [[farm]] for the directory's editorial position; this entry may also operate retail surfaces (farm stand, CSA, farmers-market) that should be added as separate relations.

Krysia Kurzyca's herbalism practice and seasonal medicinal CSA — based in a small laboratory in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, lined with bottles, drying herbs, and roots. Trained at UMass and apprenticed under Chris Marano (co-founder of the Clearpath School of Herbal Medicine). Started Medicine Buddha as one of the Berkshires' first botanical CSAs; herbs are dried and used for tinctures, teas, and culinary seasonings.

Musso Farms — a farm verified in OpenStreetMap. See [[farm]] for the directory's editorial position; this entry may also operate retail surfaces (farm stand, CSA, farmers-market) that should be added as separate relations.

The Merc Co+op — a strictly-organic shop or eatery verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.