Named by a statewide magazine as an Augusta-area orchard in Missouri's oldest wine district, but no address, phone, or working website could be found — this is the thinnest listing in this research batch and should be phone-verified before anything else is assumed.
Centennial Farms is named, with its city given as Augusta, St. Charles County, by Missouri Life magazine’s apple-orchard round-up, read September 3, 2026. That magazine listing did not include a street address, phone number, or website URL — it names the orchard and places it in Augusta, and that’s the full extent of what this record can confirm.
Several guessed domain names — centennialfarmswine.com, centennialfarmsmo.com, centennialfarmsaugusta.com, and centennialfarmsaugusta.net — were all checked during this research and none resolved to a working website. No Facebook page or other independent mention was found either.
It’s worth being straightforward about this one: among all the Missouri orchards covered in this research, Centennial Farms has the least supporting information of any of them. Most other unverified listings in this batch at least come from a state agriculture department directory, which implies some form of business registration. This one comes from a single magazine mention with no address, no phone, and no resolvable website under any of several reasonable domain guesses. That doesn’t mean the orchard isn’t real — magazines don’t typically invent orchard names for a regional round-up — but it does mean there’s essentially no independent way, from this research, to confirm current operations, location specifics, or even that Centennial Farms is still in business today.
One piece of genuine, verifiable regional context: Augusta sits within the Augusta AVA (American Viticultural Area), which holds the distinction of being Missouri’s oldest recognized wine-growing district. That’s well-documented regional history, and it explains why an orchard in this specific small town might be worth a magazine’s attention — Augusta already draws visitors for its wineries, and an apple orchard nearby would be a natural complementary stop on a wine-country day trip. That said, this is context about the area, not a confirmed detail about Centennial Farms’ own operations, size, or offerings.
There is no address, no phone number, no hours, no season, no pricing, and no apple-variety information anywhere in this research. Given the total absence of contact information, the most realistic way to learn more is to ask locally while visiting Augusta’s wine country — local wineries, the Augusta chamber of commerce or visitor information, or simply asking around town are more likely to turn up current information than further web searching, since standard research methods were exhausted here without result.
Centennial Farms is named by a reputable statewide magazine and placed in Augusta, one of Missouri’s most historic wine-country towns, but essentially nothing else about it could be confirmed in this research — no address, no phone, no working website under several guessed domains. This is the least-verified entry in the entire Missouri batch, and anyone interested should treat it as a “worth asking about locally” lead rather than a plannable destination until it can be confirmed directly.
Not stated in the record. No season, hours, or dates could be confirmed from any source checked.
you want any confirmed address, hours, pricing, u-pick status, or apple varieties before visiting — none of these could be verified.
It's named by Missouri Life magazine's apple-orchard round-up as an Augusta-area orchard, which is a reasonable signal it exists, but this record could not independently confirm current operations.
Not given — the magazine source that names this orchard provided city only (Augusta), with no street address, phone, or URL.
Several guessed domains (centennialfarmswine.com, centennialfarmsmo.com, centennialfarmsaugusta.com, and .net) all failed to resolve, so no website could be found.
Not stated in the record.
Augusta sits in the Augusta AVA, Missouri's oldest recognized wine-growing district — a well-known regional identity, though that history is about the area generally, not something confirmed specifically for Centennial Farms.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the orchard before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
missourilife.com · centennialfarmswine.com · centennialfarmsmo.com
Checked September 2026.