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South Plains Food Bank GRUB Farm

Farm & Ranch in Lubbock - 231.31 mi

On a 5.5-acre land in Lubbock, Texas, South Plains Food Bank, Inc. is a chemical-free urban farm growing all-natural vegetables and serving as a place to teach life skills and job skills to unprivileged teens. Through their CSA program, they collect funds as payment to the youth for working on the farm in the summer. Moreover, they produce a weekly newsletter for their shareholders and host an annual Friends and Family Day in May. They also offer tours and volunteer opportunities. Besides, shareholders can know and educate teenage farmers. A satisfied customer said, "I get wonderful, locally grown food, and it is impressive that they serve many teens."

(806) 763-3003

Nuke City Veg

Farm & Ranch in Amarillo - 294.00 mi

Nuke-City Veg is an urban farm in Amarillo, Texas specializing in greens, roots, and herbs. They sell to local restaurants, farmer's market, and CSA. "The CSA program is a fantastic feature of Nuke City Veg". They also even deliver "vegetables on time". They will also give "clear instructions to keep them fresh". This urban farm is "an amazing source of market-fresh produce and an incredible hub of information on how to create your own garden at home". "The vegetables themselves" are "delicious" and "it feels wonderful to know that Nuke City's products are all-natural". "The taste and quality of the produce from Nuke City Veg is far superior to that which is available at the local supermarket chains" and you will be "a satisfied customer".

(806) 626-7251

Agarita Creek Farms

Farm & Ranch in Fredericksburg - 413.94 mi

Agarita Creek Farms is at the heart of Texas Hills Country, in Fredericksburg. They are famous as a breeder of two heritage breeds of sheep— Jacob and Navajo Churro. They also "specialize in unusual varieties of produce", including many "rare heirloom varieties". Other products they offer are herbs, flowers, and vegetables such as beets, cabbage, Chinese greens, and collard. But, this farm is not just your typical farm. It also "offers luxurious farm-stay accommodations" on a bluff overlooking the farm and the City of Fredericksburg. So, if you are looking for a "farm-stay vacation" in the Texas Hill Country, contact Thomas Carnes at (830) 896-9140. You may also visit the Agarita Creek Farms Facebook page and website for more information.

(830) 992-5283

Ahimsa Farm

Farm & Ranch in Boerne - 428.34 mi

Ahimsa Farm describes itself as "a small, chemical-free transitional organic farm on the Little Joshua Creek." They are located in Boerne, Texas. Ahimsa Farm sells free-range eggs and beautiful, healthy vegetables through its community-supported agriculture (CSA) program. Those supporting Ahimsa Farm's CSA pay $200. I am sure this is money well-spent. If you are thinking of learning about working and managing a farm, Ahimsa Farm is accepting applications for summer internship.

(210) 249-1180

Bendele Farms

Farm & Ranch in Richmond - 429.83 mi

Bendele Farms keeps receiving rave reviews at his Facebook page and this reflects the quality of the produce that you can get here. Check out his Facebook page for the updated schedule at the Thousand Oaks YMCA. You can also find at other local markets including Texas Thrift Store, Beacon Hill Neighborhood Farmer's Market, and Villages of Westcreek. He also sells at the Alamo College (Live Oak) and Woodlawn & Michigan parking lot or even at Grady's BBQ. You can find the schedule on his Facebook page. He offers collard greens, kale, potatoes, tomatoes, corn, carrots, onions and more!

(830) 741-2992

Mineral Wells Micro-Farm

Farm & Ranch in Mineral Wells - 431.69 mi

The Mineral Wells Micro Farm is a "local farm" that focuses on Aquaponics and Microgreen production. They offer a variety of "lettuces and other vegetables and also fresh eggs from sassy chickens". The farm is not using any pesticides in any of their crops. Their goal is to produce clean, healthy food for their customers. Also, they want to educate others on how to "process a healthy diet" and the importance of it. Moreover, the farm is also producing Shiitake Mushrooms! They are sure about what they do, and they are inviting people who are interested in learning more. Contact them by visiting their website!

(940) 452-6132

Windy Hill Organics

Farm & Ranch in Boerne - 434.22 mi

The Windy Hill Organics in Boerne, Texas, is a "sustainable farm" that produces the best products. Their mission is to "make goat meat a standard food across Texas". Ty Wolosin is the founder of Windy Hill Organics. He developed a sustainable and healthy vegetable, fruit, meat, and egg production on their "100-acre farm". The farm is committed to raising Boer goats, grass-fed and finished red Brangus, seasonal veggies. They also sell goat cheese for Nubians, and organic chicken eggs. Aside from that, the farm is also working with other goat ranchers and goat products. Come and visit to try the most excellent food of Windy Hill Organics. Call Ty Wolosin at (254) 979-1988 for more details.

(254) 979-1988

Constanzo Farm

Farm & Ranch in Atascosa - 451.75 mi

If you want "fresh okra", they have it here. They have "the best" okra which you can make into "some stewed okra, Yum!!" Constanzo Farm, Inc. was originated in 1915 by Tony Constanzo Sr. after coming to the United States from Italy. The Constanzo's hired Brad Stull, a Texas A&M Graduate, to help with daily operations, set up and delivery of orders, and to manage the pesticide control program in order to give its customers the best quality product. They are now buying from six local farmers, giving them the opportunity to be a part of a larger operation and sell on a scale they would not otherwise be able to compete. They also have two refrigerator trucks for delivering produce to buyers. Their current base includes H-E-B, Fresh From Texas, and local Markets. Their number of employees ranges from 3-20 people depending on crop and season. Also, Constanzo Farm works with contracted harvesters to meet the growing market. Constanzo Farm, Inc. has earned the reputation of a reliable, reputable, and honest company. "And they have the best and freshest veggies ever".

(210) 622-5389

Native Texan Farm

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 457.90 mi

Miranda Hitchings oversees Native Texan Farm, steeped in organic farming practices since 1993. While not certified organic, their commitment is unwavering. With a rich family history spanning six decades, the Hitchings produce the freshest green, brown, and white eggs. Beyond chickens, Nigerian Dwarf, Nubian, and Boer goats thrive, alongside a diverse array of vegetables. Their dedication to quality has earned accolades from delighted customers. Connect directly for CSA details, as their webpage hasn't been updated since Jan 21, 2011. Experience farm-fresh goodness today!

(210) 846-0047

Gardopia Gardens

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 459.55 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

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