Daniel King
Co owner
Fourth generation caretaker who joined the farm in 2005 and bought the business with Robyn in 2015; manages the land and studies the effects of soil health on the wider ecosystem.
JaKo Farm is the King family's land near Yoder, Kansas, farmed since Levi King bought 80 acres in 1921.
6003 E Eales Rd, Hutchinson, KS 67501
No fixed hours. Schedule your first visit with the farm.
5.0
From 59 reviews
I learned of Jako farm through a friend a couple years ago. I reached out and met Daniel and later Robyn and the kids. I felt a connection and decided at that first meeting that they would be my farmer! I love how they make their customers a part of their farm community. We get beef, raw milk, chicken, eggs, bone broth and even raw chicken designated as pet food. A couple months ago we purchased 1/4 of beef. They helped so much with the process of deciding what cuts we wanted and the beef is delicious! These are great people who clearly care deeply about the animals and land.
Wonderful! I love their food, especially the so-healthy butter. And I enjoy trying the new things they experiment with. So happy to find a local place that offers properly raised animal foods (and they carry locally grown greens sometimes, too).
Beautiful farm and beautiful family that choose to farm with all the life on the farm. Daniel and Robyn have chosen to farm with the natural rhythm of nature. Cows and the farmers rest during the winter. By freezing milk, cream and butter, I can enjoy their products all year long. JAKO Pure is the label I believe in!
Love the fresh dairy and meats from a source I can trust!
Every time I get to make a trip to JaKo farm I am as delighted as a kid at Christmas! Their products are of such high quality that it brings me peace knowing what I am buying and nourishing my body with can be trusted. I recently purchased a couple dozen eggs and told multiple people my scrambled eggs have been the best I've had in a long time. Make the trip to JaKo and support your local farmers, because it is so worth it!
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
