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Donna’s Farm

Farm & Ranch in Beaumont - 60.59 mi

Donna’s Farm in Beaumont, Texas, grows over 70 varieties of vegetables and herbs every year. The farm is committed to using sustainable farming practices. They don’t use any chemicals, pesticides, or fertilizers. For Donna's Farm, it is important to eat local food and knows where the food comes. Looking back, Donna’s Farm only starts with the seeds, then the market and distribute the final products to the end-user. And because of dedication, they have now certified naturally grown farms. Furthermore, they also include pastured poultry in their farm product line. Visit Donna’s Farm for more information! You can also call them for inquiries!

Millard Farms and Garden Fresh Produce

Farm & Ranch in Nacogdoches - 82.01 mi

In Nacogdoches, you can find Millard Farms and Garden Fresh Produce. It is a family-owned ranch that provides "various locally-grown seasonal produce". Also, their "main crop is strawberries with 25,000 plants", and the owners have been growing them for 18 years. Aside from their fresh produce, they also "sell homemade preserves such as strawberry jam, blackberry jam, and plum jelly" using their home-grown produce. Furthermore, you can buy their tasty vegetables at the farm and "weekly at the Farmer's Market" locally just in the same area. Happy customers said, "The best in Nacogdoches. Good stuff is always available." and "They have the best of everything!"

Starseed Farm

Farm & Ranch in Corpus Christi - 83.49 mi

Starseed Farm is a family-operated Micro-farm located on the edge of the Sam Houston National Forest in Cleveland, Texas. They produce naturally grown organic vegetables and herbs as well as herbal medicine from local plant flora. There is also a small rabbitry at Starseed Farm. You can find Rexes (broken black, broken brown, red, blue, opal, black, and Otter), Californians, Mini Rex, and a pair of Tamuks, a newer breed known for heat tolerance and excellent meat production. These "Bun Buns!" are so "cute". They also stock local goods including raw grass-fed dairy, yogurt, organic bone stocks, in addition to providing fresh, organic, non-GMO baked goods. They also offer free-range eggs, Kombucha, herbal salves, and tinctures.

Wood Duck Farm

Farm & Ranch in Cleveland - 88.99 mi

The Wood Duck farm in "Cleveland, Texas, is a small family farm". Moreover, they have a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). Their primary purpose as a CSA is to maintain high-quality food for the community. For them, to be a great CSA is to make the best and trusted local farm in the area. The Wood Duck Farm "supplies via CSA or Urban Farmers Market". And despite the mild winters in Southeast Texas, the farm has still a lot of vegetables, fruits, and herbs to produce. Visit the beautiful Wood Duck Farm and try their high-quality food. It is also a great place to unwind and for relaxation!

Wolff Family Farm

Farm & Ranch in Spring - 106.51 mi

Wolff Family Farm, in Spring, Texas, is a family farm producing aquaponic lettuce and various vegetables to sell direct to the public at various farmers markets. You can buy from them when they sell at Brazos Valley Farmers' Market or The Groves. Besides aquaponic lettuce, they also sell celery, red vein sorrel, mixed green salad, Asian greens, tomatoes, broccoli and broccoli leaves, cut microgreens, cilantro, and turnips. All of these are produced in the 230-acre farm which is already 110-year-old.

Atkinson Farms

Farm & Ranch in Spring - 112.33 mi

In the 1990s, Mike Atkinson, the 4th generation owner of Atkinson Farms, faced challenges competing with foreign-sourced produce. Together with his wife Theresa, they came up with a brilliant idea – selling their farm's food on-site. In 2000, they realized this vision by constructing an on-site grocery store. Visitors to the farm can enjoy not only retail produce but also "pick-your-own" activities during strawberry season, a hit with kids. Atkinson Farms also participates in various local farmers' markets, offering seasonal produce. Savor the freshness and taste the difference, just like one delighted customer who raves about our fresh produce, jams, and jellies. Join us in celebrating local goodness!

RST Bioscience

Farm & Ranch in Houston - 114.76 mi

RST Bioscience describes itself as an innovative agriculture consultant, offering services and partnerships. They offer diverse and wide-ranging services from agriculture consulting to sustainable farm conversion and land conservation planning, and more. They also offer a program that is an innovative educational curriculum. The focus of this program is to teach young students and stimulating their sense of wonder about the natural world. Right now, they have existing partnerships with many different farms and gardens in different locations in the US. RST Bioscience is located in Houston, Texas.

Winter Family Farm

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 120.88 mi

Winter Family Farm has a main garden containing a variety of lettuces, kale, cucumbers, spinach, broccoli, squash, beets, carrots, and onions. You can also find here some Swiss chard, cabbage, herbs, bitter melon, yucca, and garlic plants. Plus, sugar snap peas grow along the fence line. And there are 130 citrus trees such as satsuma, grapefruit, Meyer lemons, and navel oranges. Chickens free range during the day and go into their coop at night. It is "always a great selection of quality produce"! The owners of this land, "the Winters family members are friendly and knowledgable about how to prepare the produce offered".

Hope Farms HTX

Farm & Ranch in Houston - 121.52 mi

The Hope Farms in Houston, Texas, is a 7-acre urban agricultural operation. It was a project of Recipe for Success Foundation organized in 2005. Hope Farms "wants to lessen the number of people in the US who are suffering from health problems". These problems include obesity, heart disease, diabetes, by changing their eating habits. They want to "provide fresh, affordable food and promote a healthy diet to the Americans, especially to the young ones". Please like their Facebook page to keep you updated about Hope Farm's volunteer opportunities. Moreover, they post information about special events and open farm stand days on the account too.

Moon Dog FarmsNo Own Retail Location

Farm & Ranch in Santa Fe - 122.30 mi

Bordering the Gulf of Mexico, 40 miles outside Houston, Moon Dog Farms is a small "family-owned vegetable farm and fruit orchard in Santa Fe, Texas". The owners Alex McPhail and Casey McAuliffe. They started their venture in the winter of 2013, on a piece of borrowed family land. Moreover, they use "farming practices that are beyond organic using age-old natural methods" to grow food and maintain our fields. Primarily, they have pears, blackberries, muscadine grapes, citrus, and apples. On the other hand, their vegetable fields produce everything from salad mixes to carrots. Also, they sell to a few select restaurants and at local farmers' markets.

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