Give r' Take

01/04/2026

Who ever has been dropping off food bank food. Please stop we don't need it and are not a drop off spot. If it has rat f***l matter. Then throw it away. If you want a donation please go to the thrift store downtown on 3rd st

12/11/2025

10/22/2025

We got the last of season harvest, just before freeze!

Come buy some Jalepenos, bell peppers, pumpkins (different sizes), marigolds, and tomatoes.

Order your produce through us while supplies last.
$1 small basket fill up
$5 large basket full ups

10/09/2025

10/04/2025

We have successfully concluded our final market day for the year. It has been an exceptional year, marked by significant accomplishments, including the establishment of our farm stand. As we continue to expand our inventory, our farm stand is undergoing exciting transformations. If you have specific requests, we are committed to fulfilling them to the best of our abilities. We invite you to visit us and make us your morning destination. Our offerings include baked goods, tea, and complimentary hot water, among other items. We also cater to event nights and provide baked goods for break room pickups or any other occasion. You may pre-order now and reserve a spot for holiday orders while availability lasts. If you have previously tried our baked goods, we encourage you to place a bulk order. We look forward to serving you.

10/03/2025

Spiced apple rolls and twist! They are so good you may not even need the frosting! $5 a pack of 3 rolls. Catch it in our stand and at the Thomas County Farmers Market come get them before they are gone.

09/29/2025

🍯 Honey: Nature’s Gentle Healer for Common Ailments 🌿

🤧 Soothe a Cough
Honey + Onion
An age-old remedy: let chopped onion soak in honey overnight.
Take a spoonful to ease throat irritation and calm persistent coughing.
😴 Improve Sleep
Honey + Herbal Tea
Dissolve a spoonful of honey in a warm infusion of chamomile or lavender.
This natural blend relaxes the body and mind, helping you drift into restful sleep. 🌙💤
😬 Relieve Toothache
Honey + Clove
A natural analgesic: mix honey with ground cloves and apply directly to the affected area.
This simple remedy helps reduce pain and discomfort.

09/28/2025

Who would be interested in participating in a bake with me or cook with me live stream? We will provide advance notice of the required ingredients prior to the stream. I will go live at a specified time and be available to answer questions from participants.

09/27/2025

I appreciate the feedback about the stand. Thank you everyone for your support. If you would like to provide additional comments, please take a paper next to the pay box and write them down for all to see then slip it in the cash box. I will staple them to the interior walls. Perhaps we will eventually run out of wall space 😁

Pre order list will soon be released. If you would like a batch of anything we bake please contact us! We also do pre orders on all produce and herbs.

09/26/2025

Join us for a delightful treat as we offer sourdough Banana Bread and Zucchini bread for $3 each, perfect as a healthy and delicious snack after work or school at our stand (785 w summit st Colby ks) . We will be bringing these baked goods to the market tomorrow. Visit us at the market until 12pm to indulge in our freshly baked items, which will then be available at our stand. In addition to our regular produce, be sure to check out our diverse selection of basil. We are also running a special promotion where you can fill a small black basket with tomatoes for just $1.

09/25/2025

Keep Your Herbs Thriving! These 9 herbs grow better when trimmed regularly:
1. Basil
• Trim every 1–2 weeks
• Helps prevent flowering and boosts new growth
2. Mint
• Trim every 2–3 weeks
• Keeps the plant from taking over
3. Oregano
• Trim every 2–3 weeks
• Encourages bushier growth
4. Thyme
• Trim after blooming
• Promotes fresh shoots
5. Rosemary
• Trim in spring and summer
• Maintains shape and strength
6. Cilantro
• Trim every 1–2 weeks
• Extends harvest time
7. Parsley
• Trim once stems reach 4 inches
• Boosts fresh regrowth
8. Chives
• Cut back to the base every 2 weeks
• Keeps stalks tender and flavorful
9. Tarragon
• Trim regularly to prevent flowering
• Strengthens aroma and taste