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Pick-your-own orchard, estate hard cider, and farm store growing peaches, apples, strawberries, and pumpkins.
Meadowlark Farm Orchard and Cidery was started by Tom and Gina Brown in 2010. The farm grows roughly 5,000 peach and apple trees along with strawberries and a pick-your-own pumpkin patch. Visitors can pick their own fruit in season, enjoy hard cider or non-alcoholic drinks on tap in the farm store, and play outdoor games on the property. The cidery produces hard cider at around 5% alcohol content in flagship and seasonal flavors, as well as fresh-pressed sweet cider with no alcohol. Cider and produce are sold at the farm, at the Old Town Farm and Art Market in Wichita on Saturday mornings, and online. The farm also hosts seasonal events, offers catering, and accommodates private parties, photography sessions, and school field trips. Learn more on their About Page.
Meadowlark Farm Orchard and Cidery describes itself as an estate cidery, meaning it grows, crushes, ferments, and bottles its hard cider entirely on the farm from its own apples. It holds both federal and state licenses for cider production. The orchard includes more than 30 apple varieties, with dedicated cider-apple cultivars such as Dabinett, Chisel Jersey, Cox Orange Pippin, Ashmead's Kernel, Binet Rouge, Wickson Crab, and Golden Hornet Crab. In years when late frosts or storms reduce the harvest, the farm supplements its apple supply from northern Kansas orchards. The farm states a commitment to careful land stewardship, conscientious crop husbandry, and collaboration with local farmers and businesses.
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