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Bendele Farms

Farm & Ranch in Richmond - 72.22 mi

Bendele Farms keeps receiving rave reviews at his Facebook page and this reflects the quality of the produce that you can get here. Check out his Facebook page for the updated schedule at the Thousand Oaks YMCA. You can also find at other local markets including Texas Thrift Store, Beacon Hill Neighborhood Farmer's Market, and Villages of Westcreek. He also sells at the Alamo College (Live Oak) and Woodlawn & Michigan parking lot or even at Grady's BBQ. You can find the schedule on his Facebook page. He offers collard greens, kale, potatoes, tomatoes, corn, carrots, onions and more!

(830) 741-2992

Fernandez Family Farms

Farm & Ranch in Washington-on-the-Brazos - 79.85 mi

A family-owned and operated farm with 20 acres started by Samuel and Rafaela Fernandez since 2004. Fernandez Family Farms use organic methods and they have pesticide-free produce. They have kale, beets, turnips, chard, oranges, lemons, onions, green onions, tomatoes, lettuce, spinach, sweet potatoes, potatoes, broccoli and fresh eggs. You can even try making a "stuffed calabacita squash with roasted broccoli" after purchasing from them. You can also avail their CSA co-op. This is a mixed box of produce that you get to choose from and you also save money by signing up with them. Call them directly or check out their Facebook page for updates on where they will be selling.

(210) 995-7005

Gardopia Gardens

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 108.09 mi

They are working with the San Antonio Housing Authority (SAHA). This place is San Antonio Eastside's first "gardopia" or garden utopia. A place where neighbors grow their food and transform their community. It is "a peaceful place to relax, engage in the community, and practice gardening". Gardopia Gardens is also "a great place to learn about organic gardening via hand-on learning". They are also a "great local resource for gardening". Furthermore, "they deliver a great composted gardening soil mix". Check out their website if you want to join their programs. These include Build-A-Garden & Optimization Program, Garden-Based Learning Program (GBL), Garden Volunteer Program, and Pearl Farmers Market Program.

(210) 478-7292

Balboa Farms

Farm & Ranch in Floresville - 109.90 mi

Balboa Farms, which is located in Floresville, Texas, is a local farm that grows seasonal produce sold to local customers. Maybe you have seen a Balboa Farms stall when you visited a local farmers market, like Arbor Park Pop Up Market, GNW Market, 01 Farmers Markets, or Deerfield Farmers Market where they have set up shop before. Here, they've sold a variety of goods. Fresh produce, for example, like tomatoes, carrots, cucumbers, squash, onions, potatoes, strawberries, lemons, apples, and peaches. If you can't choose which vegetable to buy, go for the veggie bags and make do with what you find there. They also have canned and bottled items, pure honey, homemade seasoning blend, and freshly-baked breads (banana nut bread and chocolate chip bread).

(210) 467-8547

Urban Veg

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 111.58 mi

Rows of plastic trays alive with the various hues of green and purple is an image you will typically associate with farms in the countryside. But this is from Urban Veg and this is the result of their urban farming. This is the best way to use urban spaces so that there is a good balance between growth and sustainability. And even though urbanism is synonymous with modern, Urban Veg sticks to traditional practices of using non-GMO seeds and refusing to use pesticides or herbicide. The result: healthy, nutrient-dense greens available to local, urban consumers.

(856) 418-4174

Heavenly Gardens

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 114.49 mi

Heavenly Gardens is an organic garden. Mr. Prevo, the man behind Heavenly Gardens, has been gardening for 40 years. This organic garden is located in San Antonio, Texas. Judging from the very healthy vegetables and flower plants you'll find in the garden should you stop by for a visit, it is clear that Mr. Prevo and his staff are all green thumbs. Did you know that Heavenly Gardens started a hashtag in their Facebook account that showcases what customers have been cooking using vegetables brought from Heavenly Gardens? If you want to see these posts in your newsfeed, simply follow them on their official social media accounts.

(210) 392-4943

Windy Hill Organics

Farm & Ranch in Boerne - 119.54 mi

The Windy Hill Organics in Boerne, Texas, is a "sustainable farm" that produces the best products. Their mission is to "make goat meat a standard food across Texas". Ty Wolosin is the founder of Windy Hill Organics. He developed a sustainable and healthy vegetable, fruit, meat, and egg production on their "100-acre farm". The farm is committed to raising Boer goats, grass-fed and finished red Brangus, seasonal veggies. They also sell goat cheese for Nubians, and organic chicken eggs. Aside from that, the farm is also working with other goat ranchers and goat products. Come and visit to try the most excellent food of Windy Hill Organics. Call Ty Wolosin at (254) 979-1988 for more details.

(254) 979-1988

Talking Tree Farm

Farm & Ranch in Schertz - 120.07 mi

Talking Tree Farm is a permaculture farm cooperative in Guadalupe, Texas. They sell at the Pearl Brewery Farmers Market on Saturdays 9-1 pm and Sundays 10-2 pm. Not only involved in vegetable farming but they also assist in humanitarian services. Their posts regarding these are found on their Facebook page. Buy "some greens" from them and if you "didn't get to eat them till 3 or 4 days later", they are "still fresh". They may have their own style of keeping "them in the balloon bags" which makes them "still fresh". Updates on their farm are available on their Facebook page too. P.S. They have classes on their farm! So if you're interested in learning more about permaculture, do check them out!

Behind the Oaks Farm

Farm & Ranch in Pledger - 120.97 mi

Behind the Oaks Farm sell Pasture to Table Grass-Fed Meat and eggs and also pasture-raised chickens. "The chickens are deliciously fresh and the Platt’s are great people to work with". You will always "look forward to getting out to the farms to see how it all works". You will be "grateful for local, fresh, healthy poultry" that they offer. They also have "locally raised, grass-fed beef for sale" and they have "some of the best-tasting beef you will ever eat". "Hands down". Check out their Facebook page for the updates they post about their farm. You can also order online at their website.

(210) 793-1027

Two Sisters Gardens

Farm & Ranch in Kerrville - 122.49 mi

Meet Angela and Patty, the dynamic sisters behind Two Sisters Gardens. As proud owners and operators, they've cultivated an all-natural, local specialty-cut flower farm and market garden. Their primary focus is crafting exquisite floral bouquets and providing fresh flowers for special occasions. However, they're not your typical florists; they're dedicated growers. In addition to their stunning blooms, their garden offers an array of locally grown vegetables, fruits, and delectable pickles. You can find their vibrant offerings at both the Kerrville Farmers Market and the Fredericksburg Farmers Market. Join the chorus of delighted customers who exclaim, "Two Sisters Gardens, your blooms are simply stunning – photos don't do them justice!"

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