Ivy Creek Farms

A little family farm in Aurora, Missouri

Fresh eggs, garden produce, and homemade baked goods — grown and made with care by Travis and Madison.

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Fresh from our farm

What’s coming out of the coop and garden

We keep things simple out here. What’s available changes with the week and the season — so if you’re looking for something, just ask. We’re happy to tell you what’s ready.

  • Farm fresh eggs

    Gathered from our hens — rich yolks and honest flavor.

  • Duck eggs

    A little richer, wonderful for baking when we have them.

  • Seasonal produce

    Whatever the garden is giving that week.

  • Homemade baked goods

    Made in our kitchen, the old-fashioned way.

Inspired by Ivy

About the farm

Ivy Creek Farms is a small family farm run by husband and wife Travis and Madison, right here in Aurora, Missouri. We named it after our daughter, Ivy — she’s the heart of this place, and the reason we wanted to build something rooted and lasting.

We’re not a big operation. We’re just a family trying to live a little closer to the land — raising chickens, tending a garden, baking in our own kitchen, and sharing what we can with neighbors and friends.

Simple living, fresh food, and family roots.

Travis, Madison, and Ivy laughing together by the creek
From our farmstand

Farm fresh goods

Most weeks you’ll find eggs and a few homemade farmstand items. We don’t always have everything at once — that’s the nature of a small farm — but we’ll always be honest about what’s on hand.

Ivy Creek Farms stand with a Fresh Eggs sign and cartons ready for pickup

Farm fresh eggs

Chicken eggs from hens that free-range around the farm — and duck eggs when the ducks are laying. Good for breakfast, baking, or keeping on hand for the week.

Fresh garden produce and farm eggs gathered on the kitchen counter

Garden & farmstand

Beans, squash, peppers, potatoes, and whatever else the garden is giving. From time to time we also have other homemade farmstand items — just message us to see what’s out.

Boxes of homemade sourdough banana bread and chocolate chip cookies ready for orders

Homemade treats

Baked goods and little kitchen extras when Madison has time to make a batch. Ask what’s fresh this week.

Straight from the garden

Seasonal produce

Our garden follows Missouri’s seasons — spring greens, summer tomatoes and beans, fall squash, and whatever else decides to thrive that year. We pick it when it’s ready, not when a store shelf needs filling.

Availability changes week to week. The best way to know what’s coming in is to follow along on Facebook or shoot Madison a message.

This week?

Check our Facebook page or text us. We’ll tell you what’s ripe, what’s running low, and what might be ready soon.

Potatoes, green beans, squash, peppers, carrots, and farm eggs fresh from the garden
Homemade goodness

Homemade baked goods

When the kitchen smells like butter and sugar, you know Madison’s been baking. We make small batches — cinnamon rolls, chocolate chip cookies, sourdough banana bread, berry muffins, and other comfort food meant to be shared around a table.

Nothing fancy, nothing factory-made. Just good ingredients and recipes that feel like home. If you’re hoping for something special, reach out ahead of time and we’ll see what we can do.

Made with care, not in a hurry.

Fresh iced cinnamon rolls in glass pans beside chocolate chip cookies on a cooling rack
Straight from the oven

Berry muffins & more

Some days it’s muffins with a crumb topping. Some days it’s a box of banana bread and cookies tied up with twine. What’s baking changes — but it’s always made here at home.

Ask Madison what’s coming out of the oven this week.

A tin of freshly baked berry muffins with crumb topping
Simple living, fresh food, and family roots

Follow along & see what’s available each week

Farms don’t run on a fixed menu. Some weeks the hens are generous. Some weeks the garden is overflowing. Drop by our Facebook page, send a text, or give us a call — we’d love to hear from you.

Message us on Facebook Text 417-229-1905
Easy as pie

How to order

No online cart, no complicated checkout. Just reach out, tell us what you need, and we’ll work out pickup with you.

Get in touch

Call, text, email, or message our Facebook page. Madison usually handles orders and questions.

Tell us what you need

Eggs, produce, baked goods — whatever you’re hoping for. We’ll let you know what’s available that week.

Pick it up

We’ll set a time that works. We’re at 20410 Hwy ZZ in Aurora — easy to find, and always glad to see a friendly face.

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Come say hello

Contact

Questions about eggs, the garden, or what’s baking this week? Don’t be shy — we’re a small farm and we like talking with folks.