POLKS FARM MARKET

03/27/2026

In 40+ years of planting potatoes, today officially wins for hottest day we’ve ever questioned our life choices 🥵☀️
Mom and I got it done though — slightly sunburnt, definitely windburnt, and looking like we crawled straight outta the dirt… but hey, the potatoes are IN 🙌🥔
No rest for the wicked — onions are up next! Mom’s in full garden mode and not slowing down anytime soon 💪🌱 Farmers market better be ready for us!

03/14/2026

We will miss our farmers market neighbor ! God speed Leonard.

Every Saturday for the past few years, you could smell the sweet aroma of kettle corn popping as you walked through the market. If you made your way to the south end, you’d find the kindest gentleman handing out samples from a clear container of his delicious kettle corn. He always welcomed customers with a smile, great conversation, and stories about Florida.
Leonard Yoder has been a beloved staple of our market for many years. It is with profound sadness that we share the news of his passing.
Please keep Leonard’s family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. His kindness, warmth, and kettle corn will be deeply missed by our market community.

Funeral arrangements are pending at this time with Ott funeral home of Haven.

03/05/2026

Polks Farm is back in the fields working ground and getting ready for spring planting! 🌱🚜 (Big thank you to the Son in Law Luke for working ground) Mother is already getting the seed potatoes ready, which means fresh produce season isn’t far away.
The farm stand won’t open until late August 2026.
You can find us at the County Farmers Market starting the first Saturday in May. We can’t wait to see everyone and kick off another great market season! 🥔 🍅 🥒

01/02/2026

12/26/2025

Mom wanted me to thank all of our customers for a wonderful season. We truly appreciate each and every one of you! Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 🎄✨
Be sure to watch our page for updates from the farm, , and details on our opening next fall.

12/24/2025

12/21/2025

Happy Winter Solstice! ❄️✨
Today marks the shortest day of the year and a time of renewal.
Stop in and see Pam today (our last Sunday open) from 1–6pm.
We’ll be open one more day on Christmas Eve, 1–5pm, and then closed until August 2026.
You can still find us this spring at the Reno County Farmers Market, starting the first Saturday in May!
Thank you for an amazing season and for supporting local. 💛

12/18/2025

Only a few shopping days left before Christmas! 🎄
Polks Farm Market only has a few days left before closing until August 2026, so don’t miss out!
🕐 Thursday–Sunday: 1–6pm
🎅 Christmas Eve: 1–5pm (last day open for 2025!)
Order those fresh fruit baskets 🍎🍊 and grab some unique, one-of-a-kind gifts everyone will love.
📞 Call Pam for all the details: 620-543-6628
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12/12/2025

Jonathan apples?? Oh we got ’em! 🍎
Hard-to-find candy that’ll take you straight back to childhood 🍬✨
📍 Polks Farm Market – Hutchinson, KS
A Family Tradition Since 1977
⏰ Christmas Eve is our LAST day open until August 2026 — get it while Mom’s open!
📅 Hours: Wed–Sun • 1–6pm
💵 Cash / Check Only

12/11/2025

Texas Grapefruit are IN and juicier than your neighbor’s holiday drama! 🍊
Cali oranges too — plus crisp, sweet apples to round out the perfect trio. 🍏

Pam’s over here whipping up fruit baskets that could make Santa rethink his whole gift-giving model. Perfect for that “hard to shop for” someone… or that someone who needs a little extra Vitamin C (and a crunch of apple) to survive the holidays. 🎁

Mom’s open Wednesday–Sunday, 1–6p
Christmas Eve 1–5p (then we shut the sleigh down until August of 2026 🎄)

Give the gift of citrus.
Give the gift of apples.
Give the gift of I totally remembered to get you something. 🍊🍏✨

Cash/check only

620-543-6628 to place an order

11/29/2025

Small business Saturday!!!

Tradition since 1977 — Polk’s has been keepin’ roadside charm alive longer than most of us have been alive.
Swing by for one-of-a-kind gifts, Native American décor, candies, and fruit that didn’t travel the world before it got to you.
Need a fruit basket? Call Pam at 620-543-6628 with your budget. She’ll whip one up faster than you can say “I forgot a gift!”
Hours:
Today: 1–6pm
Sunday: 1–6pm
Monday & Tuesday: Closed (Pam needs a break, y’all)
Wednesday–Sunday: 1–6pm
Cash or check only — we’re old school like that.