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Comeback Creek Farm

Farm & Ranch in Pittsburg - 10.27 mi

In a hundred miles east of Dallas, you will reach Comeback Creek Farm. John, the owner of Comeback Creek Farm, founded the farm in 2005. His wife, Aliza, started helping hin in 2012. With a hundred-acre land, they can produce different produce. To get a portion of their harvest, you can join their Farm Box Program. Being community-supported agriculture allows them to get funds from members before planting crops. In return, their members get boxes of produce during harvest season. They also supply produce to local chefs and restaurants. Whether you need fresh produce for the family or for the restaurant you own, leave them a message to get that relationship started!

(903) 767-6855

Aussie Acres

Farm & Ranch in Mount Pleasant - 13.47 mi

Experience the retirement dreams turned into reality at Aussie Acres, owned by Anette Flanagan in Mount Pleasant. Indulge in pastured pork, beef, poultry, lamb, and eggs from happy, grass-fed chickens. Look forward to future offerings like A2A2 milk from Guernsey cows. Find sustainably grown meat at Carrollton Farmer's Market, Colleyville Street Market, or St. Michael's Farmer's Market. Check their website for schedule details. Don't miss out on this delightful farm experience!

(903) 379-2333

Strube Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Fruitvale - 14.58 mi

The Strube Ranch in Pittsburg, Texas, is a beef ranch since 1907. It is a family farm that has been active in the business for over 100 years. Their experience in raising beef is impeccable. Three generations of the Strube family maintain the high-quality of the production of their beef cattle livelihood. They always think about what will be best for the next generation! One of their clients says, “The beef of Strube Ranch is all-natural Wagyu "Kobe" beef. They are developed by an expert team of the fourth-generation family in beautiful East Texas. Their prime beef is all-natural! No hormones and definitely no animal by-products. They raise their beef humanely.” Visit Strube Ranch to experience Wagyu! Check their website for more information.

(903) 856-5768

Glover Farm Vineyard

Farm & Ranch in Winnsboro - 15.76 mi

In Winnsboro, Texas, you can find Glover Farm Vineyard. It specializes in growing Scuppernong grapes, Muscadine grapes, Black Spanish grapes, and Blanc Du Bois grapes. Also, they have Red Lane, Supreme, Noble, and Cowart varieties. Their grapes are ripe mid-July, and winemakers usually make reservations. Aside from grapes, they also have fresh eggs and some seasonal vegetables. Moreover, the grower uses synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. Potted one-gallon Muscadine plants are available year-round and ready to pick beginning in August. Furthermore, they make award-winning jelly, grape cider, and wine vinegar. From Agust through October, You Pick vineyard is in season. For availability, reservations, or directions, you can call, email, or check their Facebook page.

(903) 243-3410

Dry Creek Farms

Farm & Ranch in Pittsburg - 15.97 mi

Dry Creek Farms, which is located in Pittsburg, Texas, sells local fresh produce, grass-fed beef, and Angus breeding bulls. The Angus bulls here at the farm are fertility checked prior to sale. The farm has registered and unregistered Angus bulls. The cattle here are fattened on pastures and not on a lot of grain. Beef is sold in wholes, halves, or individual cuts. You can buy directly from the farm and request how you want your wholes and halves to be cut. Beef hamburger patties are also available here. Besides that, the farm produces a variety of fruits and vegetables like heirloom tomatoes, cucumbers, summer squash, green beans, carrots, potatoes, sweet corn, peas, lettuce, green onions, watermelon, cantaloupe, and bell peppers. They also grow herbs like chocolate mint, sweet basil, oregano, and cilantro.

(903) 946-6504

Two Less Farms

Farm & Ranch in Mount Pleasant - 16.90 mi

Two Less Farms is located in Mount Pleasant, Texas. This is the "home of 100% grass-fed AGA and BQA Certified beef." Meat rabbits, chickens, turkeys as well as free-range chicken eggs & honey are also raised and sold from this farm. All Natural Beeswax Skin/Facial Creams are also available.

(903) 573-5354

Archangels Infinity Lavender Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Winnsboro - 17.15 mi

Archangels Infinity Lavender Ranch should be your first and only stop if you are in Winnsboro, Texas, looking for lavender. This is not just a farm offering Instagram-worthy tours of its beautiful lavender farm. Archangels Infinity Lavender Ranch provides products and services as long as it is related to lavender. They make lavender bouquets, flower walls, and wreaths. They have lavender-infused bath salt, lavender sachets, lavender shortbread, lavender baking mix, lavender lemon or rose scones, and chocolate lavender squares, among the many delights they sell from their online store and in their stall in the farmers market.

(469) 243-2287

W W Farms

Farm & Ranch in Winnsboro - 17.23 mi

W W Farms offers farm-fresh produce, eggs, bread, jams and even various handmade crafts. They can be found regularly at the Winnsboro Farmers Market. Some of their produce include tomatoes, peppers, radishes, onions, carrots and cabbage. Tasty bread loaves like Banana Nut or Strawberry are also available, as well as different jam flavors like strawberry, blueberry, pear or peach.

(903) 975-3591

Hartvickson Family Farm

Farm & Ranch in Winnsboro - 17.81 mi

Since 2016, the Hartvickson Family Farm champions wholesome hogs. Roaming freely on natural pastures, they avoid hormones, chemicals, and antibiotics. These show-quality pigs thrive on clean, unadulterated sustenance. After meticulous USDA inspection, their meat remains unblemished—free from additives like MSG, nitrates, and food coloring. Catch them at Canton Farmers Market until noon for quality pork you can trust.

(817) 822-2679

Homesteading Hippies Farm

Farm & Ranch in Winnsboro - 17.81 mi

Homesteading Hippies Farm began over five years ago in East Texas. Operating on a small 6-acre plot, the couple has cultivated veggies, raised poultry, and honed their homesteading craft. Their Coturnix quail eggs, free-range chickens, pork, and dairy from goats are top sellers. Homemade soaps, lotion bars, body bars, and shampoos are also available. As they refine their fermenting and brewing skills, expect Kombucha to join their offerings. Stay updated by following them on Facebook!

Piney Woods Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Winnsboro - 17.81 mi

Piney Woods Ranch has proudly provided drug-, chemical-, and hormone-free meat since 2010. Our commitment to raising slow-growing heritage chicken, pigs, and turkey ensures ethical farming practices. Our livestock and produce hold the certification for Naturally Grown, assuring the finest quality. Savor our delicious blueberries, asparagus, elderberry plants, zucchini, and rhubarb, all cultivated without harmful fertilizers or herbicides. Discover the freshness of our eggs, produce, and meat at the Winnsboro Farmers Market, available from April to October.

(903) 629-3332

Jersey Girls Milk

Farm & Ranch in Winnsboro - 18.17 mi

Situated a mere five miles east of Winnsboro, Texas, the esteemed Jersey Girls Milk Company is nestled within the expansive grounds of C-Tex Farms. Our specialty lies in offering unparalleled raw, unpasteurized, and unhomogenized milk derived from the contented Jersey cows, renowned for producing the creamiest milk among all dairy breeds. Notably, our cows are completely free from rBGH and rBST, ensuring the absence of artificial hormones. Delve into our diverse selection, which encompasses yogurt, cheese, whey, cream, and more. The consensus among Facebook Reviews resonates with praises for the exceptional quality of our dairy products.

(903) 365-2449

Efurd Orchards

Farm & Ranch in Pittsburg - 18.18 mi

Discover Efurd Orchards, conveniently located just three miles south of Pittsburg on Highway 271. What started as a hobby has blossomed into a thriving family business with customers nationwide. Greg and Amy Efurd prioritize top-notch quality in all their products, despite managing a national operation. Indulge in their seasonal delights, from luscious peaches (May to September) to blackberries, sweet potatoes, apples, strawberries, blueberries, and plums. Don't miss out on their famous peach and vanilla ice cream. Come September, mark your calendar for the exciting pumpkin U-pick activity. And now, experience the beauty of their sunflowers with their newly opened sunflower U-pick activity.

(903) 856-2253

Ten Oaks Farm

Farm & Ranch in Winnsboro - 18.58 mi

Frozen big-brand chickens in the frozen section of the grocery are never the better choice compared to a locally-grown, farm-fresh bird. And looking at how clean and well-prepared the whole pastured chickens sold at Ten Oaks Farm are, all the more reason to source locally and buy fresh poultry. Ten Oaks Farm also sells fresh produce like squash, tomatoes, and peppers which you can use to cook your chicken. They also have eggs and jams to go with your breakfast coffee. If you are thinking of stocking up, find them at Winnsboro Farmer's Market which they frequent.

(817) 366-2294

Ball Orchard

Farm & Ranch in Pierce - 19.36 mi

Ball Orchard has over a hundred fruit and nut trees including apples, pears, cherries, plums, figs, peaches, avocados, oranges, bananas, pecans, and hazelnuts. You can also find a vineyard, vegetable garden, a greenhouse, and berries. They also offer a large selection of herbs and spices, canned and packaged products. A herd of sheep and a flock of chickens also assist with mowing, insect control, and fertilizing. Check out their website and Facebook page for their current products and their available schedule at the Winnsboro Farmers Market. They have a "great selection" and "they make the most amazing jams and pickles!"

(903) 347-6038

Floating O Farms

Farm & Ranch in Bogata - 19.38 mi

In Bogata, you can find Floating O Farms that is the first commercial and organic elderberry farm in Texas. Since April 1, 2015, Jason & Dani Morris has been running and operating the farm. Their elderberries have Vitamins A, B and C, iron, potassium, and antioxidants. Moreover, they practice sustainable farming methods for the cultivation and growth of their produce. Their goal is to offer local organic nutraceuticals fresh from their farm for your health supplement needs. Also, they are happy to share their knowledge in the expansion of elderberry alongside other farmers, cooperatives, and manufacturers. A satisfied customer said, "High-quality elderberry wellness syrup! They won't disappoint."

(903) 366-3790

Cedar Ridge Egg Farm

Farm & Ranch in Pickton - 19.74 mi

Cedar Ridge Egg Farm claims that the eggs they sell come from free-range hens that are stress-free. Judging by the farm's growing customer base who are very loyal and supportive to this small family farm in North East Texas, I'd say the eggs must be fresh and great. It is easy to lose customers who end up with bad egg(s) or poor-quality eggs and refuse to buy from a farm again. That hasn't been a concern for Cedar Ridge Egg Farm. You can find them in a local farmers market and when you do, make sure you have extra money for surprise purchases like jams and pickles. Cedar Ridge Egg Farm sells these too, and more!

(903) 440-0607

New Morning Acres

Farm & Ranch in Winnsboro - 20.19 mi

New Morning Acres offers fruits and vegetables that are naturally grown on their farm. The owners, being former city dwellers, have fully embraced life on the farm. Through this endeavor, they have started on their goal, which is "to grow healthy and nutritious fruits and vegetables you can't get at the grocery store." Some of their fresh from the farm produce include mushrooms, arugula, lettuce, tomatoes, kale, leeks, radishes, carrots and more! They also offer salad mixes and other seasonal crops! They offer a "wonderful selection of goodies" for buyers who will "enjoy the freshness and the organic and natural growing methods they practice in growing their products."

(903) 503-0803

Pullen Produce

Farm & Ranch in Bogata - 21.60 mi

You can "get your big max pumpkins at Pullen Produce 8203, West 19th". There are also Watermelon, pumpkins, okra, tomatoes, jujubes and more. They also offer "peaches peach honey, habanero peach sauce, squash, peas, lemon cucumbers, green tomatoes, and pinto beans". They also have a large selection of pumpkins. They also grow a large crop of plums and blackberries. They usually sell at Lubbock downtown farmers and they also sell sometimes at Friendship Willow Bend School. You can see their farm produce on their Facebook page. You can contact them directly or send a direct message at their social media page.

(806) 928-3318

Trinchera Bison Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Gilmer - 22.01 mi

If you are looking for bison yearlings, bison calves, or bison meat, you should go to Trinchera Bison Ranch located in Gilmer, Texas. This Native American-owned-and-operated bison range is open to visitors who might also be interested in being toured around the ranch. You can see first-hand where the bison ranges and how they are taken care of. More importantly, you have the opportunity to appreciate the special relationship between man and animal. Bison may intimidate you because of they are huge animals, but the meat they offer is healthy and delicious.