Local Food Businesses offering Ground Italian Sausage near El Paso, Texas 88512 (5)

Introducing 5G Farms, a dedicated and industrious generation of family farmers who have passionately managed the farm since 1990. With a remarkable mission to restore farming to its former glory, they have achieved extraordinary results. Starting with humble crops like cotton, peanuts, apricots, pears, nectarines, and plums, 5G Farms has now transitioned to producing a diverse range of organic fruits, eggs sourced from turkeys, ducks, chickens, and quails, as well as dairy products obtained from cows and calves. Impressive feedback left by satisfied customers on their Facebook page attests to the exceptional quality of their offerings. However, if long-distance travel isn't your preference, you can conveniently arrange for a pickup and delivery service directly through their user-friendly website. While exploring 5G Farms, be sure not to miss out on their delectable watermelon jams and jalapeño jams, highly recommended by both regular patrons and first-time visitors. On a separate note, for those skilled craftsmen and craftswomen out there, 5G Farms also hosts engaging and informative Grim workshop sessions, designed to cater to their interests and needs.

Capers N Conn’s is a self-sufficient farm ran and owned by Fred Capers and Deborah Capers. The farm is located in Marietta, Texas. It is the quintessential farm, with cows, chickens, and dogs, and vegetables and fruit trees. They sell different cuts of pork and beef. They also have hamburger patties, chorizo, pork Italian sausage, and more. They also sell what they harvest from the farm - a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables like mayhaw, Roma tomatoes, watermelon, beets, garlic, collard greens, Siberian kale, turnip and turnip greens, radish, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, and broccoli. They also have red, yellow, and Texas sweet onions. They set aside something from the harvest for canning. They've sold pickles, garlic dill jalapeño pickles, pickled beets, salsa verde, pickled peaches, wild plum jelly, pickled green beans, dewberry jelly, wild muscadine jelly, and pickled carrots. They usually sell it at the local farmers' markets.