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J & B Farms

Farm & Ranch in Irving - 125.84 mi

David Jones started J&B Farms in 2001 as a fresh market snap green beans and cabbage business. Their headquarters are located in Hondo, Texas. This 10,000 plus acre farm is home to a growing beef operation. It also has a year-round vegetable growing division. It also has a commodity crop operation producing corn, wheat, milo and cotton. David Jones, owner and manager, represents the third generation of his family involved in South Texas agriculture. The cattle division operates under the name Jones Cattle Co. "We are always working to preserve the freshness of our vegetables and get it to our customers quickly in excellent condition."

(210) 215-3679

Barton Springs Mill

Artisan Food Producer in Dripping Springs - 186.63 mi

Barton Springs Mill has "great people, great product. If you’re serious about baking, use the best flour and that can be found at Barton Spring Mill". A "great source of flours from a large variety of grains, including local and heritage types. Several types of wheat and rye, as well as einkorn, blue emmer, spelt and corn. They have a huge 46" stone mill that produces very very fine whole grain flour". You can also buy heritage grains, landrace grains, ancient grains, heirloom grains, wheat, rye, spelt, corn, flour, grits, polenta. "James and the whole team at Barton Springs Mill are not only great people, they know their stuff". Also, "the flours they mill are superb -- the highest quality". You will "turn out some fantastic bread with them". You will also "appreciate the relationships they build with Texas farmers and their customers". They are "truly a gem here in Central Texas".

(512) 894-2647

Denton Valley Farm

Farm & Ranch in Clyde - 190.34 mi

Denton Valley Farms started in 2017. The farm offers eight kinds of grapes, thorned and thornless blueberries, apricots, peach, figs, plums, and pomegranates. They are also growing several types of seasonal crops. Some are cantaloupes, cucumbers, peppers, squash, tomatoes, okra, and peas. On the other hand, they are growing cattle, Dorper sheep, Spanish goats, and Boer goats. Recently, they have opened the farm for weddings and events. It is perfect! It can accommodate up to 400+ guests. Furthermore, the farm offers different beautiful sceneries for events: grassland, vineyard, orchard, and more. The farm is just twenty minutes southeasts of Abilene. Check their website to know more!

(325) 665-2349

Braune Farms Fresh Produce

Farm & Ranch in Seguin - 190.58 mi

Braune Farms Fresh Produce, run by Jeffrey and Julie Braun and their children, spans 50 acres. Embracing sustainable practices, they cultivate a diverse range of vegetables and offer a delightful Pumpkin patch experience, with no admission or parking fees. Visit their Farm Stand for fresh veggies, pickled vegetables, and jams. Can't make it to the farm? Find them at Pearl Farmers Market in San Antonio or Freiheit Village Farmers Market. Enjoy the convenience of delivery within a 10-mile radius, including Mill Creek Crossing, The Village of Mill Creek, The Summit, and Las Brisas. Discover the goodness of Braune Farms Fresh Produce today!

(830) 643-9974

Steele Farms

Farm & Ranch in Seguin - 192.47 mi

At Steel Farms, we specialize in boutique produce, a commitment rooted in sustainable farming practices. Beyond sowing seeds, we've mastered pH balance, soil content, and amendments for exceptional results. Our foundation of rye, oats, clover, and vetch yields bountiful harvests, nurtured with earth-friendly fertilizers and a specially formulated compost. Our farm is an oasis of thriving greenery. Our accommodating owners, Barbara and Michael Steele, receive accolades from all. "Pleased with our experience," say our satisfied customers. Please note, our CSA page hasn't been updated since November 2016; contact us directly for the latest information.

(830) 386-3276

Two Happy Children Farm

Farm & Ranch in Taylor - 230.75 mi

The Two Happy Children Farm opened in 2003. While they started with raising cattle, the 30-acre farm produces over sixty different kinds of vegetables. You shouldn't miss their sweet corns, herbs, tomatoes, and melons. Since the nutrient content of produce depletes the longer they stay on shelves, the farm advocates food consumption right after harvest. For this reason, the farm markets their freshly harvested vegetables as soon as they pick it from its peak ripeness. Catch them at Sun City Farmers Market on Tuesdays, Georgetown Farmers Market on Thursdays, and Cedar Park Farmers Market on Saturdays. They are also at Wolf Ranch Farmers Market.

(512) 218-1633

Henneke Farms

Farm & Ranch in Cuero - 242.45 mi

Gary Henneke who owns this farm offers pasture-raised beef and pork, eggs, produce, cornmeal, corn flour, flaxseed meal, grits, jellies, herbs, produce, crafts. This 250-acre farm is located near Arneckeville in Cuero, Texas. In the early 2000s, they also implemented some holistic management practices because of its benefits. They also began introducing multiple species for enhancing the soil for the benefit of their cattle and other livestock. Bees also help in pollinating the vegetables in their garden. One of their loyal customers "really object to the way commercial chicken is raised". She was so glad that "he had pasture-raised chicken". She "thought it was the perfect solution". "People don't realize how much effort it really takes to produce a good food product, whether it's meat, vegetables, fruit," she said. "It's important to support small farmers. Even if they aren't organic, buy local."

(361) 275-3059

Richardson Farms

Farm & Ranch in Rockdale - 246.56 mi

Discover Richardson Farms for grass-fed beef, pastured pork, and free-range poultry (chicken, turkey, and ducks). Jim, a retired veterinarian, and Kay, a retired nurse, proudly own and manage the farm. With roots in generations of farming, they prioritize conservation and well-being, reflecting their caring professions. Embracing old-school techniques and heritage tools, including a hand-dug windmill for natural underground water, they nurture the land, animals, and people. Experience their time-tested commitment at Richardson Farms.

(512) 635-3691

The Farmery

Farm & Ranch in Temple - 246.59 mi

The Farmery, which is located in Temple, Texas, provides fresh, farm-to-table locally-grown fruits and vegetables. They have many different kinds of beans that are available in bulk (Butter Pea, Christmas Lima, Fava Broad Windsor, Green Snap, Lima Beans, Purple Pod Snap, Italian Flat, string beans, and yellow snap). They also have beets, a variety of bell peppers (yellow, gold, white, orange, purple, red, green, and chocolate bell peppers), black-eyed peas (in hull and shelled), broccoli, Brussel sprouts, green cabbage, red cabbage, Cabbage Violaceo, carrots, collard greens, cucumber and gherkins, dill, okra, onion, potato, squash, tomato, cantaloupe, cauliflower, eggplant, garlic, corn, cilantro, honeydew, horseradish, hot peppers, kale, kohlrabi, leek, lettuce, parsnips, radish, shallots, spinach, tomatillo, turnips, watermelon, and rutabaga.

(254) 760-0554

Block 20 Produce

Farm & Ranch in Bridge City - 247.04 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

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