Agriculture

Southeast Iowa boasts a rich agritourism history, deeply rooted in its fertile lands and agricultural heritage. The region's landscape is characterized by rolling hills, expansive fields, and lush river valleys, providing the perfect backdrop for agritourism experiences.

Throughout the years, agritourism has thrived in Southeast Iowa, attracting visitors from far and wide to experience the region's agricultural traditions firsthand. From family-owned farms to sprawling orchards and corn fields, there is no shortage of opportunities for visitors to engage with the land and learn about the farming practices that sustain the local economy.

One of the highlights of Southeast Iowa's agritourism scene is its ample farmers' markets and Fort Madison’s Downtown Summer Markets. These bustling venues offer a diverse array of fresh produce, artisanal goods, and locally made crafts, providing visitors with the chance to sample the region's bounty while mingling with farmers and producers.