Local Food Businesses offering Sweet Corn near Coppell, Texas 75019 (7)

George Cornwell Orchard offers a delightful experience of picking your own peaches and blackberries fresh from the branches and vines. Open from mid-May, follow their Facebook page for seasonal updates. Explore limited quantities of heirloom tomatoes, okra, honey, and more. Already-picked peaches are available too. Join local farmers showcasing their produce for sale. Come and enjoy this fantastic orchard loved by all!

Elizabeth Anna's Urban Farm and Garden have been producing local organic produce for the last twenty-eight years. They offer a CSA program so people can enjoy their produce through weekly harvest baskets. Aside from that, the farm partners with other farmers so they can provide different types of food that they do not grow or sell at the moment. Rest assured that they are still keeping their carbon footprint low as they only partner with farmers within a forty-mile radius. Thus, transporting these goods only take a minimum amount of fossil. The farm also offers workshops and classes to promote Earth care and permaculture to everyone.

Nestled in Hunt County with an additional plot in Rockwall Hunt, just North East of Dallas, Texas, Barking Cat Farm has been nurturing local flowers, vegetables, and herbs since its establishment in 2004. Their unwavering commitment to organic farming methods is especially evident in the cultivation of delicate produce that doesn't fare well during shipping. Their primary focus is on direct sales to nearby florists, restaurants, caterers, and more, fostering community support for local farmers while ensuring that wholesome, healthy food reaches people's tables. With a product lineup that changes with the seasons, Barking Cat Farm is a highly recommended choice for those who savor variety and have a passion for cooking!

Melissa is the driving force behind State 28 Farm, where we nurture a bounty of organic fruits, veggies, herbs, and vibrant flowers. Our commitment goes beyond farming; we're dedicated to fostering a healthy and sustainable lifestyle. Moreover, we're passionate about providing valuable farm education to underprivileged and culturally disadvantaged youth. To support this cause, we create and sell items like printed apparel, hand-knit beanies, shirts, hats, and more, with a portion of the proceeds directly benefiting our educational initiatives. Melissa also has plans to build a garden for hands-on learning experiences. In addition to our fresh produce, we proudly craft cold process soaps, homemade jams, and other delightful goods. At State 28 Farm, we cultivate not only plants but also a sense of purpose and community.

Gilbert-Pruett Farm, a partnership between neighboring families in Princeton, Texas, offers a variety of fresh vegetables and fruits. From okra and squash to onions and tomatoes, their expansive land yields the freshest produce. Customers rave about the quality, recommending them to everyone. Experience the best in locally grown produce at Gilbert-Pruett Farm.

Escape Acres Funny Farm is a family farm is located 32 miles southeast from downtown Dallas, Texas. They do gardening in raised beds because they "are getting old... LOL & thought it would be easier" on their backs. They also raise poultry and eggs. She also has a cat named "Sissy" who thinks she hatched the eggs of her chickens or so she thinks. If you are interested in purchasing any poultry, you may contact the owner Lisa Horton McCullough for details.  

Good Old Days Farm focuses on serving others and their farm is run using a Community-Supported-Agriculture (CSA) model. The CSA model works by the membership on their farm. You purchase seasonal membership at your desired level. Then, each week (or every other week, depending on your level of membership) you receive one box of produce. Aside from the Handcrafted Soaps, they also have raw honey created by their very own honeybees. They also sell Alpaca wool to spinners, knitters, and weavers. There are also other resources on their website that can help you such as the Battle of the Laundry Pile, an eBook that you can purchase "and the homemade laundry soap recipes are a fantastic addition to this book". You can contact them via their website or their Facebook page for the details on how to become a member of their CSA-modeled farm or if you want to purchase helpful eBooks. They haven't updated their CSA page since 2012, contact them directly for more information.