Buhler was established in 1888 by Mennonite farmers from Russia who had developed a remarkable strain of wheat that could survive harsh Kansas winters and produce protein-rich flour valued the world over. Wheat is still the lifeblood of the Buhler community.

The 2003 census counted 1,334 Buhler residents, many whom attend one of the three churches within the city limits, and whose children attend the local grade school or high school.

Reliance on the traditional values of personal integrity, respect for others, honesty and dependability make for an appealing quality of life. Beautiful parks and recreation facitilities provide a wealth of leisure activities. A new residential development offers home sites for families seeking a small town environment with a wide variety of essential services.

Visit our unique city. Spend some time in our park, shop in our stores and pause for a bite to eat. You are sure to receive a friendly welcome.