Miracle Farms Market
2025 verified · 2026 TBA📍 Rosston, Arkansas
🌽 Corn maze🎃 Pumpkin patch🥩 Beef🍗 Chicken🥛 Dairy🥚 Eggs🧺 Farm stand🍯 Honey🐑 Lamb🥓 Pork🥬 Produce
| Farm food | 🥩 Beef 🍗 Chicken 🥛 Dairy 🥚 Eggs 🧺 Farm stand 🍯 Honey 🐑 Lamb 🥓 Pork 🥬 Produce |
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| How to buy | We are a 3rd generation family farm. We raise grass-finished beef, lamb, Berkshire pork, pastured poultry, free-range eggs, Jersey milk, watermelons, purple hull peas, many other vegetables which we sell in our on-farm market. Our market season is May - July. We have a market day on our farm every Saturday from 8am - 1pm during the months of May, June and July. We sell meat and non-seasonal products all year around by appointment. Call or email for an appointment. We have a big pumpkin patch and corn maze in the fall and offer farm tours to families. We also have a Christmas Trail of lights durning the month of December. Agritourism. Arkansas Grown lists this farm's products as Beef, Blackberries, Chicken, Cucumbers, Eggs, Hay, Honey, Milk, Okra, Oriental Vegetables, Peas, Peppers - Variety, Poultry, Pumpkins, Sheep/Lamb, Squash, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Vegetables, Yellow Squash and Zucchini. |
| Practices, in the farm's own words | grass-fed, pasture-raised |
| Tillage & soil | This farm has not published how it works its soil, so we are not going to guess. If you farm here, tell us and we will add it. See the farms that do say. |
| Good to know | Published hours: Monday N/A; Tuesday N/A; Wednesday N/A; Thursday N/A; Friday N/A; Saturday 8:00 am - 2:00 pm; Sunday N/A. |
| Address | 659 Nevada 15, Rosston, AR 71858 |
Verification
Last verified 2026-08-28 against these sources:
- arkansasgrown.org · https://arkansasgrown.org/listing/miracle-farms-market/
- arkansasgrown.org · https://arkansasgrown.org/explore/
- usdalocalfoodportal.com · https://www.usdalocalfoodportal.com/fe/flisting?lid=702172&directory_type=onfarmmarket
- usdalocalfoodportal.com · https://www.usdalocalfoodportal.com/fe/fdirectory_onfarmmarket/
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