42 farm direct listed
Last updated October 2026
Classen Land & Cattle
A young family ranch in Boone County selling premium Black Angus beef shares — whole, half, quarter, and 1/16 boxes — from a storefront in downtown Albion, plus raw milk and eggs from the farm.
Whitewater Beef
A seventh-generation family ranch in the Sandhills selling home-raised, dry-aged, grain-finished beef in quarters, halves, and wholes, delivered by freezer trailer across Nebraska.
Raikes Beef Co.
A fifth-generation family farm near Ashland selling Nebraska-raised American Wagyu — grass-fed, grain-finished, hormone-free — from a boutique beef shop and specialty food pantry on Silver Street.
Rocking R Beef
A first-generation family ranch in the Wildcat Hills near Bayard selling registered Red Angus beef — whole, half, and quarter shares plus individual cuts — shipped nationwide in sustainable packaging.
Hope Creamery
An Omaha-area micro-dairy offering raw, full-cream A2/A2 Jersey milk and cream — milked within 24 hours of pickup, from a herd with annual health screenings and on-farm milk testing.
Raising Arrows Creamery
A RAWMI-listed family micro-dairy near Bridgeport selling raw goat and raw cow milk from an on-farm store — born from one child's milk intolerance, run on monthly milk testing and published results.
Straight Arrow Bison Ranch
A Broken Bow family ranch raising about 100 bison on 320 acres of pasture — certified grass-fed and Animal Welfare Approved, field-harvested, sold from the ranch and a log-cabin mobile store.
Free Day Popcorn
A Byron family farm growing non-GMO popcorn since the 1980s — the Free Day Popcorn Company sells fresh kernels, seasonings, and popping ears from its warehouse retail shop and online.
Foundation Homestead
A multi-generational homestead south of Cambridge with a Barn Store selling raw cream-topped milk, butter, and ice cream made right on the farm — plus grass-fed beef, eggs, and handmade goods.
Lambert Melons
A Holt County family farm growing melons and produce since 1883 — five generations on the same ground, selling vegetables, honey, and cut flowers.
Megan's Market
A small family farm stand in Gering selling sweet corn, watermelon, cantaloupe, and vegetables — staffed Saturdays, honor box the rest of the week.
GI Acres
A market-style CSA in Grand Island, run by Chad and Kathy Nabity since 2015, where members choose their own produce each week instead of getting a pre-packed box.
Tjaden Ranch
A family ranch in Perkins County selling all-natural grass-fed, grain-finished beef in quarters, halves, and wholes, aged three weeks for flavor, with pickup points from Grant to Denver and Omaha.
Stick Figure Farm
A Hartington orchard growing 35 organic apple varieties chosen for fresh eating, cider, pie, drying, and decoration — no synthetic inputs, with online ordering and in-town drop sites.
High Ridge Beef
A seventh-generation family farm near Hayes Center selling lean, premium Lim-Flex beef — USDA individual cuts year-round and quarter/half/whole shares each spring — from ground homesteaded in 1885.
Freed Produce Farms
A family-run farm stand in Holdrege from the multigenerational Freed Brothers farm — sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, pumpkins, and seasonal produce grown with drip irrigation and a light chemical hand.
Kearney Area Farmers Market
Kearney's farmers market, established in the 1970s and running since, with up to 50 vendors at peak — Saturdays 8–1 in the Hilltop Mall lot, plus Wednesdays 3–6, May through October.
Lukassen Cattle Company
A Kimball ranch selling Legacy Certified all-natural beef — never any hormones or antibiotics, raised birth to finish on the ranch — in bulk shares, individual cuts, and tallow, processed monthly for steady supply.
Haymarket Farmers' Market
Lincoln's oldest farmers market, running since 1985 — Saturdays 8 to noon, May through October, rain or shine, with 200+ vendors of produce, kolaches, crafts, and live music at Iron Horse Park.
Robinette Farms
A certified-organic family farm near Martell running a year-round Local Food Subscription — a flexible online farm store sourcing from 30+ Nebraska farms and artisans, with pickup in Lincoln and Omaha.
Robinson Ranch
A first-generation family ranch in the rolling hills of northeast Nebraska selling USDA-processed beef — whole, half, and quarter shares, bundles, and beef sticks — with on-ranch pickup and nationwide shipping.
Big Muddy Urban Farm
A collectively-run urban farm in Omaha's Gifford Park neighborhood growing produce on vacant lots since 2012, with a CSA, farmers market stand, and a fellowship training the next generation of urban farmers.
Bryant Dairy Farm
A working raw-milk dairy on the rural northwest edge of Omaha — bring your own bottle and fill it from the farm's Holstein herd, plus thick cream and farm eggs when available.
Omaha Farmers Market
Omaha's flagship farmers market, running since 1994 with 120+ growers, chefs, and artisans — Saturdays in the Old Market (8–12:30) and Sundays in Aksarben Village (9–1), May through October.
Wenninghoff's Farm
Omaha's original farm market — a fourth-generation family farm since 1956 with 30+ varieties of fresh produce, huge spring greenhouses, a CSA, and a fall pumpkin patch on Wenninghoff Road.
DND Farms
A Saunders County farm raising and finishing Dexter beef sold directly to consumers in quarters, halves, and wholes — package cuts to whole carcasses, processed at the USDA-certified Wahoo locker.
Common Good Farm
Nebraska's longest-running CSA, farmed since 1996 by Ruth Chantry and Evrett Lunquist — certified organic and Demeter Biodynamic (one of about 150 in the US), with 45+ produce varieties, pastured pork, grass-fed beef, and eggs.
Four Winds Creamery
A small family homestead in the hills near Scotia milking A2/A2 grass-fed Jerseys — farm pickup only, with a weekly milk list. Call or message for availability.
Andreasen Angus
A young family-run operation in the Nebraska panhandle raising Hereford-Angus cattle — grass-fed, corn-finished, hormone-free — selling quarter, half, and whole beef direct from the farm to your table.
Hanging on the Hook Beef
A small family farm near Scottsbluff selling grain-finished beef aged 21 days, in halves and wholes plus beef bundles and individual retail cuts, processed at a USDA-inspected facility.
Meadowlark Hearth
A 492-acre certified organic and Demeter Biodynamic farm near Scottsbluff with a year-round farm stand, CSA, 100% grass-fed beef shares, raw milk pickup, and an online biodynamic vegetable seed store.
KrazyWoman Orchard
A family orchard near Scribner that began as a hobby and grew to 250 apple trees across 25 varieties — GAP and Primus certified, season running mid-July through late November.
402 Beef Company
A family farm outside Spencer raising Black Angus along the Niobrara River, selling quarter/half/whole beef and individual cuts with shipping to all 50 states — and they accept EBT/SNAP.
Twogood Farm
A family farm outside Stromsburg raising Black Angus grass-fed and grass-finished beef from birth to butcher, sold as quarter/half/whole shares and individual cuts shipped from the farm.
Niobrara Grain and Milling
A Valentine mill producing certified organic whole-grain flour on a Unifine mill — grain from the family's own fields, milled more nutritiously than commercial flour.
Hazard Beef
A family-run beef business near Valparaiso, started in 2019, selling dry-aged beef in customizable bulk shares plus smaller curated bundles and meat snack bundles, processed in small monthly batches.
Beauty View Farm
A fifth-generation Saunders County dairy farming since 1876 — raw milk and cream by the jug (bring your own container) plus a daily on-farm store with cheese, ice cream, yogurt, and butter.
Wellman Wagyu
A family of four near Waverly raising Fullblood Wagyu — "always above prime" — selling quarters, halves, and wholes direct to consumers who choose their own cuts.
Wayne Farmers Market
Wayne's farmers market on the courthouse lawn at 108 W 3rd St — Wednesdays 4–6 and Saturdays 9–12, June through early October, with produce, baked goods, cut flowers, and more.
Nebraska Heritage Turkeys
A West Point family farm raising pasture-raised, non-GMO-fed, antibiotic-free turkeys — the source of Nebraska's favorite Thanksgiving bird, with pickup points from West Point to Omaha.
Oak Barn Beef
Fifth-generation ranchers selling DNA-tested, dry-aged beef from a storefront in West Point — quarter/half/whole shares, individual cuts, and beef sticks — shipped to all 50 states.
McLean Beef
A fourth-generation York family selling its own 21-day dry-aged beef from a butcher shop on South Lincoln Avenue — with a café, custom cuts, and a 24/7 meat vending machine along I-80.
Farm Direct FAQs
What does farm direct mean?
Buying straight from the ranch or farm — no middleman. Nebraska’s farm-direct scene covers grass-fed beef, pork, chicken, eggs, produce boxes and CSAs.
Is Nebraska beef really better?
Nebraska finishes more cattle than any other state, and buying a quarter or half directly from a ranch is often cheaper per pound than the grocery store — and you know exactly where it came from.
How do I buy a CSA share in Nebraska?
Most CSAs sign up members in late winter for the June–October season. This guide lists working farms with order links and contact info.