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Elemental Farm

Farm & Ranch in Silsbee - 31.16 mi

Elemental Farm is a permaculture-based farm located in Sinton, Texas, Growing produce using organic methods. They use permaculture and organic methods in producing fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers. "Love you both, and so grateful for gifts you share with the rest of us, from your precious land" will be your words for the owners when you buy and taste their fresh and local produce. Their lettuce bowls are known around town and also sought after. Taste what lettuce should taste like. Without GMO's without chemical herbicides and pesticides. Watch how long it lasts in your fridge because it's fresh and local.

Garret’s Legacy Farmstead

Farm & Ranch in Goliad - 72.13 mi

In the south of Goliad, in the San Antonio River Valley, Garret's Legacy Farmstead sells fresh veggies and melons (in season), eggs, bread, free-range chicken eggs, free-range duck meat, chicks and ducklings. Moreover, the owners are a small homesteading family living a simple life by raising some animals, growing crops, and selling the surplus to people. Also, you can find them at Goliad Market Days every 2nd Saturday of the month. Additionally, you can buy okra, summer squash, tomatoes, limes, seeds, plant bedding, and more. A satisfied customer said, "I love the live feed. I wish I could shoot by & pick up all of my eggs & fresh veggies from you."

(361) 400-6612

The Market at Wild August

Farmers Market in Harlingen - 99.70 mi

The best way to spend your Saturday is to buy local products and support these small businesses. If you are in or near Harlingen in Texas, know that The Market at Wild August is the best time and place to buy some of your necessities. It is held every Saturday from 9 am to noon at Wild August Nursery and Flower Farm. Here, you can buy organic produce, hot coffee, fresh salsa and baked goods, farm-fresh eggs, grass-fed pork, fresh goat cheeses, local honey, bath and body-care products, artisan leather goods, wild-caught Gulf shrimp, and fresh-cut flowers.

(956) 535-2117

Hartman Farm

Farm & Ranch in Atascosa - 117.99 mi

Hartman Farm is a 10-acre farm that is home to healthy poultry animals that bring joy to everyone's table. Some of the poultry animals that the farm raises are chickens, geese, ducks, and quails. You would love how tasty their quail eggs are! Their products are available all year round. One happy customer says, "I won't eat eggs if they are not farm fresh fro, Hartman Farms!" The farm also grows several types of produce. Theresa, one of their patrons, prefer to get a lot of peppers and okra from the farm for her pickles and salsas. Visit them today to learn more!

(210) 422-4890

Koltermann Family Farm

Farm & Ranch in La Vernia - 124.68 mi

Ryan and Megan Kolkermann proudly steward Kolfermann Family Farms using sustainable methods. In harmony with nature, they prioritize giving back more than taking, offering delectable, sustainably grown produce. Seasonal vegetables include squash, cucumbers, potatoes, eggplants, onions, bell peppers, and various hot peppers. Their fruits range from cantaloupes to watermelons. Don't miss their acclaimed homemade chocolate zucchini bread and pickles. Rave reviews highlight their superb offerings. Explore their Akaushi beef garlic sausage links, ham steak, and pork pan sausage for more flavorsome choices. Discover the richness of Kolfermann Family Farms' offerings.

(210) 844-7484

Wholesome Harvest Farm

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 132.73 mi

Wholesome Harvest Farm's crops are grown for flavor and wholesomeness, and since it is grown using organic methods, their produce keeps much better. This farm is owned by "very knowledgeable folks and very good about alternative ways to fix the food". They have a strong belief in the Eat Local movement and print recipes and provide information on how to use their produce. You should buy from them and "if you haven't tried the lettuce mix you've missed out". They especially enjoy raising unique heirloom fruit and vegetable varieties. They are also raising chickens and ducks for eggs. This place is truly "great addition to Schertz!"

(210) 387-0635

Moonbow Farms

Farm & Ranch in Bay City - 134.76 mi

Moonbow farms is a naturally grown produce farm and offers a community-supported agriculture program in Bay City, Texas. This local farmer sells grass-fed beef, chicken, eggs, local honey, and fresh fruits and vegetables sold in produce boxes. Some of the produce they grow and harvest are peas, squash, carrots, potatoes, cucumber, peaches, figs, zucchini and more! They use natural methods to sustain their crops with "protective measures and natural remedies which do not damage the environment." No pesticides, herbicides nor GMO crops were used in this farm.

(979) 476-1780

Fernandez Family Farms

Farm & Ranch in Washington-on-the-Brazos - 139.90 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 - 141.00 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

The Medina Farm

Farm & Ranch in Wharton - 145.99 mi

On four acres of land, the Medina Farm is a small biodynamic and sustainable farm in Wharton, Texas. The owners Noe and Debra Medina combine conventional concepts. These concepts encourage natural and self-sustaining practices. Moreover, they offer homegrown pasture-raised chicken & beef and seasonal organically-grown produce. Also, they sell select products for healthy eating. These products include goat milk soaps, lotions & essential oils. Also, their poultry is guaranteed non-GMO, soy-free, antibiotic-free, and hormone-free. You can buy their merchandise and farm products at Provisions Bistro & Market in downtown Wharton from Mondays to Saturdays, 10 am to 6 pm. Farm visits during nights and weekends by appointment are available as well. Contact Debra Medina for more information.

(979) 253-0220

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