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Eden’s Lilly Farm & Dairy

Farm & Ranch in Weslaco - 1.52 mi

Not everyone likes goat milk and goat milk dairy, but Eden's Lilly Farm & Dairy is not in this business to please everyone. They are here doing what they do because this is their dream and they want to help provide for people who want the things they sell. They are state-certified, but if that does not put your mind at ease, book a tour with them and see for yourself firsthand how they do things on the farm. See how happy and well taken care of the Nubian and Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats are here. Taste the food. Use the soap. Talk to the people on the farm. Life is simple here. And their products are simply good.

(956) 463-7035

El Sabino Family Farm

Farm & Ranch in ZZ No Location - 11.14 mi

El Sabino Family Farm is a 3rd generation family farm located in Deep South Texas. They are also currently farming over 1,800 acres of vegetables every year. And also, they have another 600-700 acres of row crops (Cotton, Corn, and Grain). They also grow over 25 different types of vegetables and continue to trial new vegetables in addition to their current offerings. This is also the "personal farming operation" of "Val Verde Vegetable Co." which is "one of the oldest packer/shipper/importers in Texas". Check out their social media page for more updates and information about their farm. Their farm veggies really "look GREAT!!

(956) 994-1310

The Hour Farm

Farm & Ranch in Weslaco - 11.54 mi

Since 2011, The Hour Farm has been producing haybales in Weslaco. The Hour Farm grows different vegetables such as romaine lettuce, carrots, onions, tomatoes, cilantro, peppers (jalapeno and poblano). Although they are not Certified Organic by the USDA requirements, they assure that they use only naturally-grown farming practices. Moreover, they have been collecting their seeds for some vegetables and venturing permaculture methods and techniques. Because they are in an experimentation process, the owner loves to call this "a research investment in time." Soon, they will be offering seeds the moment they perfect their lands. Check their available products and contact Thomas Padilla.

(956) 684-2819

McLemore Farms Grass Fed Beef

Farm & Ranch in San Benito - 11.99 mi

The McLemore Farms Grass Fed Beef in San Benito Texas choose to raise breeds of American Aberdeens. Their main reason for choosing this breed is because they find it smaller in stature animals compare to other kinds. The animals are grass-fed and have no added hormones or antibiotics. The McLemore Farms Grass Fed Beef is selling their beef at the market of Wild August in Harlingen every Saturday at the McLemore Farms booth. Furthermore, you can also visit them at Harlingen Farmers Market. You can call Martha McLemore at (956) 367-8372 for more details. Choose a farm that is 100% committed to their product!

(956) 367-8372

Magic Valley Greens

Farm & Ranch in Natalia - 12.77 mi

For sure, you will be "enjoying tasting and trying the great variety of microgreens Magic Valley Greens N Things offers at the farmers market every week". They will inspire anyone to "cook more and use them on all kinds of dishes". If it is your "first time trying microgreens", try to make "a small salad" or add to your "tacos". It is "delicious". You "be buying more soon" because "the flavor is really good and fresh". Microgreens are also considered as immature versions of vegetables and herbs. Although they may be tiny, they sure pack a punch of nutrients and flavor. This “Super Food” can produce up to 40 times more nutrients, including vitamins C, E, and K, than their mature counterparts.

(956) 456-6125

Rio Fresh

Farm & Ranch in San Juan - 12.79 mi

Rio Fresh, Inc. strives to be an industry leader in producing, packaging, and distributing high-quality vegetables, in an expedited manner, to markets nationwide and Canada. Over the past 45 years, the ownership of Rio Fresh has changed. Rio Fresh is now completely owned by members of the Carl and Wilma Schuster family and their spouses. You will be able to "like the quality of produce". Buy from them and try their "spinach tonight for the first time". You will be amazed at "such large beautiful leaves" that also "tasted so good". And, even the "flavor of" their "beets" are "bred specifically for a mild, smooth taste without the earthy aftertaste of a traditional beet". You will surely be able to "loved it". You can also check the availability of their farm produce which is posted on their website.

(956) 787-0023

Engert Farms

Farm & Ranch in Alamo - 12.86 mi

Engert Farms is a quality citrus producer, located in the heart of Alamo, Texas. Family-owned and now on its third generation, this farm produces different variations of Texas Citrus: Marrs Oranges, Navel Oranges, Cara Cara (Red) Navel Oranges, Rio Red Grapefruit, and Valley Lemons. They also sell freshly squeezed orange juice in different sizes as well as local raw honey.

(956) 787-2889

Nature’s HeartLand Farm

Farm & Ranch in Waring - 13.97 mi

"The People at Nature's HeartLand Farm are very friendly and you'll have a great experience picking our own veggies" according to one customer". The farm has a "friendly environment" and "very peaceful" also. You will "love the bonding and connecting and building a relationship with your local farmers market". The owners "are very humble and caring people". Check out their website for their updated schedule at the McAllen Library Farmers Market. Swiss Chard, Elephant Kale, Spring Mix, Baby Spinach, Green Mix, Arugula, Green Onions, Dill, Cilantro, and Eggplant are just some of the vegetables that you can buy. You can find an updated list of vegetables and other produce on their website. They also offer a CSA share but you need to contact them directly on how to purchase.

(956) 783-9073

Terra Preta Farm

Farm & Ranch in Edinburg - 14.37 mi

In Edinburg, Terra Preta Farm is a "family farm serving the Rio Grande Valley area. They grow organic vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers". Juan, Shakera, Little Shake, Kanani, and Andres are the family members that manage it. Although they opened for business in November of 2011, they have been in agriculture since 1996. Moreover, they "see soil fertility as the core of successful organic farming", and that's why they work hard in keeping their soil very active and full of minerals. Also, they are offering weekly and biweekly vegetable shares. Check them out at McAllen Farmers' Market on Saturdays from 10 am to 1 pm. They haven't updated their CSA page since October 2014, contact them directly for more information.

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A. Medrano Produce

Farm & Ranch in Pharr - 16.10 mi

A. Medrano Produce, which is located in Pharr, Texas, is a produce wholesale supplier. They have organic and conventional limes as well as key limes. They have lemons, oranges, and tangerines too. If you are looking for vegetables, they have these too - snow peas, carrots, sugar snaps, sweet corn, red cabbage, and many more. They have produce and they offer services as well. If you need services for packing, private labeling, marketing, and consultation, they can definitely help you. A. Medrano Produce is also very particular about food safety, so rest assured that you are getting fresh and clean food.

(956) 843-0079

Yahweh’s All Natural Farm and Garden

Farm & Ranch in Harlingen - 16.27 mi

Meet dedicated farmers Saul and Diana Padilla, the driving force behind Yahwe's All Natural Garden. Since 2004, they've embraced organic practices, gaining official certification in 2014. Explore their bountiful selection of subtropical fruits, vegetables, flowers, herbs, and meat. The farm offers immersive tours, featuring a milking parlor and petting zoo, allowing a taste of farm life. Learn more on their website. Join their CSA for weekly produce by reaching out on Facebook. Your journey with sustainable agriculture starts here!

1(956) 412-4916

Tierra Viva Farm

Farm & Ranch in Corpus Christi - 16.64 mi

Tierra Viva Farm is located in the Harlingen area. You can find fresh, local, naturally grown vegetables here. They also do not use any synthetic pesticides for growing vegetables and apply a variety of organic fertilizers. You may be able to find them participating at the Harlingen Farmers Market. Call them directly or send an email to set up a time to visit the farm.

Gracia Farms

Farm & Ranch in San Benito - 18.10 mi

Gracia Farms follows an old, traditional business model that is now gaining a large following: production that promotes consumer health. Gracia Farms, which is located in San Benito, Texas, prides itself on growing vegetables and other fresh produce without the use of chemicals or pesticides. It sells vegetables and farm-fresh eggs, as well as cheese, goats and goat's milk, chicken, pigs, and other livestock. Gracia Farms brings its fresh produce to different farmers markets so that more people have access to healthy food. They haven't updated their CSA page since 2014, contact them directly for more information.

(956) 543-1381

Debbie’s Garden & Organic Eggs

Farm & Ranch in McAllen - 18.58 mi

Debbie's Garden & Organic Eggs offers homegrown veggies, organic eggs, fresh made goods, etc. Guavas and Kumquats are also available as well as Surinam Cherries. They also have "huge" avocados such as "Reed (Guatemalan)" and "Monroe (West Indies)" variety. Mangoes, sugar apples and peaches are also seasonal fruits that they offer. Their customers also "love" their "Garden & Organic eggs". You can check out their Facebook page for regular updates on their fruits and vegetables as well as animals that are raised on their farm.

(956) 802-6732

Longhorn Beef Company

Farm & Ranch in Palo Pinto - 18.75 mi

At 875 S FM Hwy 4 Palo Pinto, Longhorn Beef Company is a family business that offers the healthiest Longhorn beef possible. Moreover, they are strive to only deliver meat that is low fat, free-range, and is free from hormones and antibiotics. Not only that, but also they assure that their cattle grew up in a humane environment. Their cows live on pristine pastures along the Brazos River that nestles within Texas. Because of these processes, many of their clients are from repeat customers and referrals. For more information on products, promotions, and custom cuts contact Carla Schoonover at (940) 659-4313 or visit them.

(940) 659-4313

Hilltop Gardens

Farm & Ranch in Lyford - 19.24 mi

"Hilltop Gardens is a peaceful place to just take your time and take everything in". "They have an abundance of aloe plants...the largest in the US". And, "not only that they have some great aloe products for purchase at reasonable prices". "Highly recommend trying out their skincare line". You will be "in love with the Aloe Vera Moisturizer and Anti-Aging Cream" for your skin. Also, "the body wash and hair products will leave your hair extremely smooth". The place is also "handicap accessible" and "clean throughout". Plus, "their farmhouse is beyond gorgeous in the middle on 720 acres of aloe vera!" "Well maintained, easy to get around with a wheelchair. Hospitality at it's best!"

(956) 262-2176

Frontera Produce

Farm & Ranch in Edinburg - 19.35 mi

Frontera Produce, which is located in Edinburg, Texas, is a farm that produces different kinds of herbs, fruits, and vegetables. They have cilantro, ginger, tomatillos, and onions. They have cabbage as well as red cabbage. They have a lot of different kinds of fresh fruits, like cantaloupes, melons, limes, mangoes, watermelons, and pineapples. The farm produces peppers too. They have bell peppers, Poblanos, Seranos, Anaheim chilies, and jalapenos. Will Steele, the man who is now in charge of this farm, was raised in the Lower Rio Grande Valley.

(956) 381-5701

McAllen Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Grand Prairie - 20.81 mi

McAllen Ranch is a blend of traditional and new ideas that opened in 1791. The McAllen Ranch, in Edinburg, Texas, is one of the oldest properties in the United States. They cherish its history, but at the same time, they always look forward to the future with modern challenges. Their goal is to sustain the land through many generations by caring for its resources. And part of their mission is to deliver the best beef McAllen Ranch that they can offer. Through the years, the Ranch supplies fajitas, flank steak, porterhouses, NY strips, rib-eyes, T-bones, tenderloins, etc. in restaurants and markets. Find them, and try the most favorite McAllen products! Visit their social media page for more details!

(956) 383-1960

PW Farm

Farm & Ranch in San Benito - 21.25 mi

After David & Debby Truman moved to San Benito in 2010, PW Farm started its journey as a small family farm using natural-growing methods. Then, they later started selling black garlic in 2018. In the same year, they received their Food Manufacturing License. Currently, they are selling black garlic along with black garlic hummus, infused oils, and black garlic balsamic vinaigrette. Aside from that, they offer meat such as chicken, duck, goat, rabbit, and turkey. Their products include eggs, goat cheese, goat milk, and raw milk. As a believer of healthy food, they don't use any chemicals on their products. Catch them on Farmers' Markets or contact them for orders.

(956) 434-1138

Tenaza Organics

Farm & Ranch in McAllen - 21.81 mi

Tenaza Organics farm, a local family farm in the RGV growing certified organic produce. "Everything is organically approved" including the "applications" on their "crops". The owner, Mark Miller, mentioned that "their farming cycle starts with 16 to 18 weeks of planting". This is also because "they grow their crops in stages to allow for a longer harvest season". And then, "the harvest runs from December through the third week in April, except for cucumbers which are picked from April through July". You can also avail of their weekly and bi-weekly CSA produce boxes. You may also check their social media page for more updates.