Produce Farms near Sioux Falls, SD

Harrisburg

Bee Healthy Produce runs a self-serve roadside stand east of the Tea exit off I-29, selling chemical-free strawberries, cantaloupe, watermelon, cucumbers, and squash grown with natural methods. Honey comes from hives kept on the farm. The stand works on cash or check. It's a small family operation outside Harrisburg, south of Sioux Falls, with the produce changing as each crop comes ripe through the summer.

Worthing

Blue Sky Vegetable Co. is Kjersten and Dirk Oudman's family farm in Worthing, South Dakota, offering the only custom-choice Farm Shares in the Sioux Falls area — subscribers pick their own seasonal produce weekly from June to November, delivered to drop sites or straight to the door from $20 a week. Regenerative methods that imitate natural systems build soil biology for nutritious vegetables and unbeatable flavor.

Worthing

Beresford

Beaver Creek

Hansen's Berry Farm grew pick-your-own strawberries on a 57-acre spread east of Beaver Creek in southwest Minnesota, opened by Kathy and Jerry Hansen. The farm ran for about a dozen years, selling pre-picked and u-pick berries in the early-morning hours, before the owners decided to close it. It is now permanently closed.

Larchwood

Gerber Berries sits on 120th Street outside Larchwood, in Iowa's far northwest corner near the South Dakota and Minnesota borders. This part of Lyon County runs on row crops and dairy, so a produce operation here is worth a stop if you're passing through on Highway 9.

Montrose