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7B Family Farms

Farm & Ranch in Midfield - 69.78 mi

The 7B Family Farms is homegrown fruits and vegetables in Texas. The farm is an excellent producer of consistently high-quality vegetables and fruits at the Canyon Farmers Market. The owners are friendly and intensely focus on quality and at the same time, a pleasure to do a business thing. Also, most of the people enjoy their bread for different meals and for snacking. One of their clients says, "I love the bread of 7B Family Farms. My favorite is the Pecan Praline and Jalapeno Cheddar. I look forward to getting more. I will repurchase it soon!" Drop by to the 7BFamily Farms and try their most delicious fruits and vegetables! For more information about 7B Family Farms, you can visit their website or call them for inquiries!

Hay Patch Veggie Farm

Farm & Ranch in Bergheim - 73.52 mi

Hay Patch Veggie Farm is one of the newest sources of corn in Texas. Jim and Martha Todd own and operate the farm. They debuted on Facebook in July 2019. But, they already have a few happy customers who left them some reviews. One of their satisfied customers says that their corns are always yummy! It is fantastic. Aside from corn, they also sell jams and other vegetables. They have squash, onions, cherries, tomatoes, zucchini, cucumber, potatoes, okra, and more. You can find their farmstand in 1710 S. Broadway. Follow them on Facebook now to keep up with their selling locations.

(806) 292-1813

Sunburst Market

Farm & Ranch in Lubbock - 92.58 mi

For more than three decades now, the Sunburst Market continues to provide high-quality products in Lubbock, Texas. They are using perfect "practices like crop rotation", IPM (Pest Management), drip irrigation, and pesticide-free to maintain the excellent quality of their products. The farm is making an effort to be a "one-stop vegetable shop". One that can keep on providing quality fruits and locally grown vegetables. Furthermore, they "also offer tomatoes, squash, okra, black-eyed peas, and French cantaloupe". You can visit their farm to check their products and call Cynthia Thiel at for more details. All product on this farm is fantastic!

(806) 445-0212

Block 20 Produce

Farm & Ranch in Bridge City - 99.90 mi

"Block 20 Produce is an awesome incredibly hard-working father-daughter team". They are "great people with great produce" and "they have the freshest vegetables around". You will be "raving about" their "sweet corn and tomatoes" and even the "eggplant on the menu". It will be the "best corn" you will have "in years...and tomatoes that actually taste like tomatoes". They also have "cinnamon creamed honey from their booth at the farmers market" which tastes "so very delicious". You will "be back for sure". They also have honey with a tint of lavender taste to it because the bees were all over the lavender this summer for several weeks. This honey came from the hives on their property. If you want some, it is first-come, first-serve basis. Texts are strongly preferred.

(806) 577-5835

Cross Diamond Farms

Farm & Ranch in Canyon - 101.74 mi

The Cross Diamond Farms has always aimed to bring the best quality meat products and resources to the local community. While their journey had many ups and downs, they have never given up with their original goal. They started by raising 8 Rhode Island red chickens. To treat the chickens to the very best of their abilities, they have built larger chicken coops for their first farm animals. After that, they have started raising goats. Today, the farm has Nubian Milk Goats. They are also beginning to plant veggies at the farm. Soon, you'll be able to enjoy their produce! And Oh, they also sell homemade goodies!

(806) 316-2337

Onion Shed Farms

Farm & Ranch in Levelland - 117.06 mi

Onion Shed Farms started as a small garden under the kitchen window. They are committed to bringing customers the healthiest, best tasting, farm-fresh produce. The owners grow several types of squash and zucchini, tomatoes, onions, potatoes, peppers, green beans, black-eyed peas, cucumbers, cantaloupe, and watermelons. They also grow microgreens and also have farm-fresh and cage-free eggs. Also, for weed control, they use plasticulture, hands, hoe when the plants get too high for the tractor and sweeps. Neem oil and Spinosad are also the pesticide of choice and are both organic certified. They are sometimes selling at the Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market. "Really beautiful produce" is all you can say.

(806) 997-3002

Grapevine Farms

Farm & Ranch in Abilene - 123.53 mi

Grapevine Farms is a nonprofit 501(c)3 urban organic farm in Texas, dedicated to educating the community on food growth, health, and combating obesity. Addressing food insecurity in 22 Texas counties, their collaboration with local nonprofits aims to enhance access to affordable, nutritious food. All profits support their feeding programs. Discover their "L'il Red Barn Store," offering a variety of veggies, fruits, meat, poultry, eggs, and honey. You can also get involved as a volunteer during planting and harvesting seasons or contribute through donations.

(325) 665-7818

Nine Springs Garden

Farm & Ranch in Maryneal - 134.00 mi

Nine Springs Garden, owned by Keith & Elizabeth Fry, is a Southern Texas gem situated just south of Sweetwater. From the very beginning, their mission has been clear: to provide wholesome, chemical-free food for their beloved family and friends. To achieve this, they've wholeheartedly embraced an all-natural approach to farming, eschewing chemicals to ensure the highest quality, nutrient-rich produce. Their offerings extend to include grass-fed beef, chemical-free produce, farm-fresh eggs, artisanal granola, and traditional sourdough bread. You can conveniently find their delectable products at various Farmers markets in Abilene, or simply drop them a line at ninespringsgarden.com to learn more.

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Dead End Family Farm

Farm & Ranch in Nocona - 159.90 mi

The Dead End Family farm started growing organic food in 1985. For thirty-five years now, they have been providing fresh produce in the Metroplex.

While they have been active in previous years, they have slowed down a lot due to sickness. Support the farmers by buying from them today. They sell sweet fruits like peaches, cantaloupes, and watermelons. They also offer fresh vegetables like peas, okra, tomatoes, pumpkins, and onions. They also occasionally open a stand across Highway 82 from the Dollar General; from 8 am to 2.pm. You can also catch them at Coppell Farmers Market and Decatur Community Market. Just follow them on Facebook for updates.

(940) 872-0180

Delanco Farm

Farm & Ranch in Paradise - 173.71 mi

Colleen Gonzales runs the Delanco Farm. In the summer, the farm offer tomatoes, beans, peppers, okra, melons, squash, cucumbers, and greens. In winter, they sell spinach, lettuce, kale, radish, collards, cilantro, and carrots. All of their plants are chemical-free. The seeds they use are always USDA certified organic. Some of the farming methods they use are crop interplanting, crop rotation, and trap crop use. They also mulch to avoid losing too much moisture in the soil. Strategically, they grow plants that attract beneficial insects to the farm.

A Facebook review said that the farmers are sweet. They were very much willing to explain their ways in farming to ensure her kid does not get allergic reactions from the farm products.

(817) 897-8664

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