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Tassione Farms

Farm & Ranch in Fate - 181.88 mi

The owners traded their urban lives in 1997 to have a farm. Since then, they to several dozen Dallas restaurants, including Bolsa, Lucia, Dive Coastal Cuisine and Whiskey Cake. Tassione Farms offers "beautiful produce" including baby radishes, Hakurei turnips, small beets, baby leeks, small onions, fabulous Bright Lights Chard and sunflowers shoots. Also, have young Tuscano kale, limited wild Purslane and other vegetable specialties. They did not have any regrets when they chose to have a farm. "If this doesn't work, we're still not moving back to the city. We're going to stay out here.' Growing something that people enjoy is very rewarding to us. We're not going anywhere. I'm gonna do this until I die." These are the words of the owner.

(940) 769-2180

Young’s GreenHouse

Farm & Ranch in Red Oak - 193.41 mi

Young’s Greenhouse is located in Wichita Falls, Texas. Owned by farmers Cooper and Joyce Young. They use hydroponics method in their greenhouse. They have already produced several crops using this system. Some of these include fancy lettuce, watercress, mint, and herbs bound for what they call "white tablecloth restaurants" across the region. They pick, plant, seed, and send their produce every week to distributors. Distributors that can't keep up with the demand of a booming crop of high-end restaurants looking for top-quality ingredients. They are also a partner of Greener Fields Together. This organization involves farmers and distributors. They also engage foodservice operators and retail locations in efforts to work toward safer produce from seed to fork.

(940) 544-2517

Craftership Market

Farmers Market in Amarillo - 195.00 mi

Craftership Market in Amarillo, Texas is a collection of artisans, farmers, crafters who get together every Sunday at Wolflin Village. This is a fairly new Farmers market in Amarillo and we're excited to see what they have in store for us in the future, but judging from their current selection, it's going to be great! They have all sorts of food from local producers, artisans that are guaranteed to change the way you look at food forever.

(806) 318-8082

Red Wagon Farm Alpine

Farm & Ranch in Alpine - 199.93 mi

Red Wagon Farm offers locally grown vegetables that they raised and harvested using organic techniques. They also keep chickens and ducks for eggs that they offer to the community as well. You can find them selling their produce and eggs at the Alpine Farmers Market at the Hotel Ritchey Courtyard on Historic Murphy Street. They also sell homemade pickles, relishes and mustards. Check out their social media page to know more updates about their farm.

(432) 837-0118

Wrens Garden

Farm & Ranch in Bandera - 226.82 mi

Established in 2011, the owner of Wrens Garden began experimenting with various crops after moving from the Pacific Northwest to the Texas Hill Country. Focusing on growing specialty produce with natural healing benefits, including Moringa, Bittermelon, Asian Vegetables, Turmeric, Lemongrass, Ginger, and many more. The owner, "Eileen is a delight to engage with". Also, "she is very knowledgeable and her prices are very reasonable!" And also, all her "produce looks nice and the herbs too". You will also be "very impressed with the knowledge she so freely offered with regards to the vegetables she had available". You "will definitely be visiting her again". Visit the farm and have "an amazing variety of fresh, chemical-free produce!"

(830) 796-3136

Bridges Heritage Growers

Farm & Ranch in Keller - 238.03 mi

The Bridges Heritage Growers’ mission is to grow the most nutrient-dense and naturally healthy produce possible. This urban farm, owned by a brother-sister duo, is located on a 3-acre land in Keller, Texas. They primarily grow greens; a variety of lettuces, kales, Asian greens, chard, beet greens as well as tomatoes, peppers, and okra. Their practice is to "operate with a 'no-kill' philosophy towards pathogens." This, plus their belief of "working WITH nature is superior to trying to control nature through pesticides, bactericides, fungicides, or chemical fertilizers." This farm participates at the Coppell Farmer's Market.

Cottle Farmstead

Farm & Ranch in Uvalde - 239.97 mi

Cottle Farmstead grows and sells homegrown produce. They have vegetables like kale and cabbage. They have microgreens and herbs too, like parsley, oregano, and sweet basil. Cottle Farmstead also bakes bread, sold to customers freshly baked. And because jams go well with bread, they make it (and sell it) too! If you need honey butter, go ask if Cottle Farmstead still has some stocks left because they sell this too. If you want to visit, the Cottle Farmstead is located in Uvalde, Texas.

Green Thumb Farming

Farm & Ranch in Pflugerville - 254.34 mi

Green Thumb Farming is a suburban micro-farm. Green Thumb Farming practices an environment-friendly approach to farming. This farm is a non-GMO farm. They do not use pesticides here. Green Thumb Farming is located in Pflugerville, Texas. Green Thumb Farming takes time to set up shop in the local farmers market to bring their harvest closer to the consumers. You can easily find them - just look for the stall where there are huge, green leaves and lots of bright, plump red and orange tomatoes, it is probably them!

Eat the Yard

Farm & Ranch in Desoto - 257.73 mi

Meet the visionaries behind Eat the Yard, Stephen Smith and James Jeffery. Since 2011, this farm has been revolutionizing sustainable agriculture. With a closed-loop system and the use of a biodiesel tractor, their practices bring more benefits than harm. They sell their produce to local restaurants while collecting their organic waste, which they transform into nutrient-rich compost. This compost nourishes their future crops, ensuring a circular and eco-friendly approach. Moreover, Stephen and James provide guidance, consultations, and even tractor rentals for fellow veterans and farming enthusiasts. Join their mission today.

(214) 675-4304

Bucking Goat Farm

Farm & Ranch in Frisco - 263.75 mi

It is not every day that you come across a business that has an interesting portfolio such as the Bucking Goat Farm. Do you want fresh vegetables and microgreens? They got it. Pickled foods? They are always in stock. How about goat milk soap? That's quite the pivot but hey, they have this too! And just in case you need cut flowers, Bucking Goat Farm sells these too. No wonder their stall in the farmer's market is very attractive and colorful with this wide array of products for sale.

(713) 560-8199

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