Frequently Asked Questions

Our farm stop is at 16062 State Highway 76, Cassville, MO 65625, near Roaring River State Park. Come see us!

We're open Friday and Saturday 9am–5pm and Sunday 1–5pm. You can also shop after hours with our self-serve after-hours shopping.

A farm stop is a retail store run for and by local farmers. Several farms sell under one roof, so you can shop a range of local goods in one place instead of visiting a booth for each farm.

Our farm stop carries produce from 20+ local farmers, alongside what we grow ourselves.

Seasonal produce, eggs, local meats, honey, our own herbal teas, freeze-dried fruit, garden goods and more. Browse what's available for pickup in our Farm Stop Pickup collection.

Call us at (417) 279-5535 or email info@harvickfarms.com. You can also send a message from our contact page.

Yes! We offer self-serve after-hours shopping. You sign up online, unlock the door from your phone, and check out with scan-and-go.

Sign up on our After-Hours page (there's also a QR code at the farm stop). The form asks for your first name, last name and mobile number; email is optional.

No. Email and text updates are optional checkboxes, and agreeing to texts is not required to make a purchase.

On our Scan & Shop page, scan each item's barcode or search by name, then tap Checkout. Prices are shown before tax, and tax is added at checkout.

The door locks behind you, so use the exit button inside to leave. If you step outside, tap "Open the Door" to get back in.

Yes, your cart is saved. When you come back, the page will ask whether you already paid so you can start a new order or keep your cart.

Please take only the items you scanned, and screenshot your confirmation screen for your records.

Teas, spices, honey and merch can ship nationwide. Produce, meat and eggs are local pickup only. Shop the Ships Nationwide collection or the Farm Stop Pickup collection.

Yes, many of our shelf-stable goods, like our herbal teas and freeze-dried fruit, ship anywhere in the U.S. You'll find them in our Ships Nationwide collection.

Website customers pay shipping, which is calculated at checkout.

At our farm stop, 16062 State Highway 76, Cassville, MO 65625.

Once we've put your order together, we'll send you an email letting you know it's ready for pickup.

Yes. Our teas and freeze-dried fruit can be picked up at the farm stop or shipped nationwide, so choose whichever works best for you at checkout.

Yes. You can join our rewards program to earn points and redeem them for discounts. You'll need to log in to your account to redeem.

Yes, we accept SNAP in person at our farm stop in Cassville.

Yes, we accept WIC Farmers Market benefits in person at the farm stop.

Yes, Senior Farmers Market benefits are accepted in person at the farm stop.

Yes, we accept Double Up Food Bucks in person at the farm stop.

Not at this time. SNAP, WIC Farmers Market, Senior Farmers Market and Double Up Food Bucks are accepted in person only, not online.

Our Resources page links to the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program, the WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program and how to apply for SNAP in Missouri.

Yes! Our 2026 CSA farm share is pickup only at the farm stop. Learn more on our Farm Share (CSA) page.

The 2026 CSA season runs from the week of May 28 through the week of October 8.

It changes with the seasons. Spring brings greens like spinach, lettuce, kale and chard plus carrots, turnips, radishes, scallions and herbs; summer brings tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, squash, cucumbers, potatoes, onions and watermelon. Box contents are subject to change.

The small share feeds 1–2 people with about 10–13 lbs of produce, and the large share feeds 4–8 people with about 20–23 lbs.

Yes, we offer a small CSA farm box as a one-time trial. Spots are limited.

It's store credit you buy up front and spend on what you want, when you want, in any quantity, plus a 10% discount on purchases made with your credits.

No, your credits never expire.

Food comes from our farm and neighboring farms. Meet the farmers on our farm share page: Harvick Farms, L&B Produce, Bishop Gardens LLC and Blankenship Farms.

Our Ozark Tea Collection includes Holy Basil Tulsi, Breathe Easy, Women's Wellness, Golden Calm, Sunset on the Farm and Ozark Serenity. See them all in the Ozark Tea Collection.

Yes, our teas are small-batch loose-leaf blends in 2 oz pouches.

For most of our blends, measure one teaspoon of loose leaf tea per cup and steep in hot (not boiling) water for 5–7 minutes, then strain. Each product page lists the directions for that blend.

Breathe Easy is blended from dried, local and organically grown mullein and chamomile with a touch of ground cinnamon. See Breathe Easy.

Golden Calm is blended from dried, local and organically grown calendula, lemongrass and chamomile. See Golden Calm.

It's blended from dried, local and organically grown raspberry leaf, chamomile and calendula, with a touch of ground ginger and turmeric. See Women's Wellness.

Sunset on the Farm is an herbal blend of chamomile, red rose petals and lavender. See Sunset on the Farm.

Ozark Serenity is a blend of spearmint, chamomile, lemon balm, mullein, rose petals and raspberry leaf. See Ozark Serenity.

It's a single-herb tea made from dried, local, organically grown holy basil (tulsi). See Holy Basil Tulsi.

Yes, our teas are available for pickup at the farm stop or nationwide shipping.

Yes, you can mix any 3 of our teas for $30.

Our freeze-dried fruit includes strawberries, blackberries, blueberries and limes. See what's available in our Freeze-Dried Fruit collection.

Our freeze-dried fruit comes in 1 oz pouches.

Just freeze-dried strawberries, with no preservatives, no artificial ingredients and no added sugar.

Yes, our freeze-dried fruit can be shipped nationwide or picked up at the farm stop.

Yes. Wholesale tea and freeze-dried fruit orders have a $150 opening order minimum and $75 reorders, with a 7–14 business day lead time. Visit our wholesale page.

Yes, you can order online for pickup. Produce, meat and eggs are local pickup only and can't be shipped. Browse our Produce page.

From our own fields and greenhouses and from 20+ local farmers who sell through our farm stop.

Fresh produce and seasonal vegetables, culinary and medicinal herbs, herbs for our teas, and seedlings. We grow food and flowers, with livestock planned.

Yes, we sell farm-fresh eggs by the dozen for pickup at the farm stop.

Spring brings spinach, lettuce, kale, chard, carrots, turnips, radishes, scallions and fresh herbs; summer brings tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, summer squash, cucumbers, potatoes, onions and watermelon; fall and winter bring winter squash and more. Eggs, meats, honey and value-added farm products are available year-round.

Yes, we sell wholesale to restaurants, schools and retail shops. Contact us at info@harvickfarms.com or (417) 279-5535 to get started.

Log in as a wholesale customer on our Institution Sales page to see wholesale pricing and order.

For our teas and freeze-dried fruit, the opening order minimum is $150 and reorders are $75.

Plan on a lead time of 7–14 business days.

A half case is 5 pouches and a full case is 10 pouches.

Institution pricing has included fresh greens, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash and zucchini, strawberries, garlic, berries, potatoes, onions, okra, radish, pears and beets, depending on the season and availability.

Yes! We offer hands-on classes and workshops at the farm. See what's coming up on our Classes and Events page.

It's our monthly Baker's Exchange at the farm, where you can shop homemade breads and baked goods from local bakers.

Yes, we host Spring Fest and Fall Fest each year.

Yes. Applications are open for our Spring and Fall Fest and our Baker's Exchange. Apply on our Event Vendor Applications page.

Reach out to us at info@harvickfarms.com and let's talk about creating an experience that's right for you and your attendees.

Yes. Lainey speaks on how small farms find and win grant funding. Request her on our Speaking page.

Sessions include how small farms can win grant funding; grants, partnerships and sustainable growth; and a case study of our own funded projects from application to final report. Custom sessions are available for homesteading, small-farm business and market gardening conferences.

Fill out the request form on our Speaking page with your event date, location and audience, or email info@harvickfarms.com or call (417) 279-5535.

We've won $143,796+ in grants and cost-share since 2021.

Yes! Our free 10-page Farm Grant Starter Playbook explains grants vs. cost-share vs. loans in plain words, with worked examples and a readiness checklist.

Yes, we offer 1:1 and small-group coaching to help small farms go after grant funding. Learn more and apply on our Grant Ready Program page.

Our free Farm Store Starter Guide, the Farm Store Starter Toolkit (our small farm business toolkit), the Build Your Home Apothecary Course and the Grant AI Prompt Kit. See them on our Classes and Events page.

Yes! The Farm Store Starter Guide is free. It's a practical roadmap for planning, launching and running a small farm store or farm stand.

It includes our Road to Farm Stop presentation plus a planning workbook with crop planning, a wholesale calculator, crop profitability, a produce box planner and a value-added product planner. It's a digital download. See the toolkit.

No, it's a digital course only; herbs, jars, tools and kits aren't included. You get lifetime access and learn at your own pace. See the course.

It's a set of copy-and-paste prompts for AI tools that walk you from a farm profile to a project plan, budget and full grant draft, with worked examples. See the kit.

Log in to your account and open the My Courses page from the Learn menu.

Yes, try our Gardening and Soil Calculator and our Pre-Planned Garden plans.

Yes! Local producers can sell through our farm stop. Fill out our Partner Interest form to get started.

We handle sales and inventory, daily staffing and operations, and marketing. You drop off products on your own schedule, with no booth to staff each week.

Yes, our payment systems accept credit cards and benefit programs, including SNAP and farmers market benefits, in person at the farm stop.

Prepared foods such as baked goods, pre-made meals and products with an altered pH must be made in a kitchen inspected and licensed by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services or a local health agency, and processed under federal Good Manufacturing Practices.

We're Lainey and Joseph Harvick, and Harvick Farms is our family farm. Lainey is also a nurse.

We've been a local farm collective since 2021. We started as a family garden and grew into a place that connects local buyers with small producers.

To make local food easier to find, support local producers, and build a community place to gather, learn and grow.

Yes. We're SBA HUBZone certified and SBA EDWOSB (Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business) certified.

Harvick Farms is the MO Eats lead organization for Barry and Lawrence Counties.

Shopping with us is a huge help! You can also give through our Growing Together: A Community Food Hub page.

You have 30 days after receiving an item to request a return. It must be in the same condition you received it, unused, with tags and in its original packaging, with proof of purchase. See our Refund Policy.

Email us at info@harvickfarms.com. If your return is accepted, we'll send a return shipping label and instructions. Items sent back without a return request first can't be accepted.

Perishable goods (like food, flowers and plants), custom or personalized items, and personal care goods can't be returned. We also can't accept returns on sale items or gift cards.

Please inspect your order when it arrives and contact us right away at info@harvickfarms.com if anything is defective, damaged or wrong so we can make it right.

Once your return is approved, you'll be refunded to your original payment method within 10 business days. Your bank or card company may take a little longer to post it.

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