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Floyd Farms Kitchen

Farm & Ranch in Liberty Hill - 35.51 mi

Floyd Farms Kitchen got everything fresh and tasty from their farm and kitchen straight to your table. They have freshly baked bread, with gluten-free options, muffins, cookies jams, jellies, pickled and canned fruits and veggies, as well as local honey. They've got dill pickles, bread & butter pickles, jalapeno relish, Texas Kraut, pickled okra, salsa and chow-chow. "Floyd Farms Kitchen got it all for you!!"

(512) 636-6949

Farmhouse Delivery Inc.

Online Farmers Markets in Austin - 53.45 mi

Supporting Texas farmers since 2006, Farmhouse Delivery brings “organic, locally grown produce and artisanal foods” in Austin, Houston, San Antonio, and Dallas. They are offering both subscriptions as well a-la-carte options. Their mission is to build a “strong local food community” by connecting their members to the farmers, ranchers and artisans who produce their food. Farmhouse Delivery believe that food and community are interdependent. Water one, and the other grows. Feed one, and the other thrives. To feed the next generation of Texans, to ensure a strong food community tomorrow, they partner with local farmers and “supports the local food movement,” helping to make it convenient, affordable, and exciting for people to eat healthy and seasonal food easily at home.

(512) 529-8569

Happy Hollow – Native Foods & Apothecary

Artisan Food Producer in Spicewood - 55.62 mi

Connecting more with our land and seeing what offerings are there from Mother Earth, whether it’d the community, plants, the forest, local food, love, soil, and health – this is what Happy Hollow Native Foods & Apothecary is all about. This husband and wife duo makes natural and “good products” that are ecologically driven for a healthier and happier planet. They offer a wide variety of items including but not limited to: native fruit syrup, jams, jellies, preserves, herbal tinctures, and organic local tea herbs that's handmade in small batches to ensure purity and quality. Don’t miss to try their “prickly pear jam” that works “great on ice cream!” Follow them on social media to know their whereabouts.

Rockdale TX Farmers Market

Farmers Market in Rockdale - 57.92 mi

Rockdale TX Farmers Market, which is located in Rockdale, Texas, is open from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM every Saturday. This takes place at the Rockdale Chamber of Commerce Office. There are many items for sale here, thanks to vendors who show up. They have eggs, baked goods like kolaches, coconut cream pie cookies, and lemon cookies; sweet treats like pecan brittle, and canned pantry food like pickles, jams, salsas, and jellies. You'll also find craft items like keychains, crocheted items, potholders, cups, stickers, candles, fresheners, and jewelry. A farmers' market is not complete without fresh produce. Here, they sell cantaloupe, watermelons, tomatoes, and pecan. Visitors enjoyed going here and buying items here. They liked that there is a wide selection of choices available here. They enjoyed visiting the farmers' market because the vendors are very kind and friendly.

(512) 446-2030

Barton Creek Farmers Market

Farmers Market in Austin - 61.85 mi

Barton Creek Farmers Market, established in 1987, proudly holds the title of the original farmers market in Austin, Texas. With national recognition and numerous Best Farmers Market awards, it showcases a diverse range of local producers offering fresh produce, grass-fed meats, artisanal cheeses, specialty baked goods, prepared foods, and handmade crafts. Enjoy live music from local artists and bring your furry friends along as the market is pet-friendly. Join the community every Saturday for a remarkable shopping experience that comes highly recommended. With the kids in Austin and looking for grass-fed beef? Check out Barton Creek Farmers Market and others as they were featured in Kim's 5 Places to buy Grass-fed beef and Entertain the kids in Austin.

(512) 280-1976

Sorrells Farms Retail

Farm & Ranch in Comanche - 69.95 mi

Sorrells Farms Retail has been in business since 1977, being one of the wholesale markets’ major suppliers of pecans, watermelons, cantaloupes, tomatoes, jalapenos, and peaches. All these farm-fresh products are grown and harvested in their over 1200 acres in the heart of Comanche County in Texas. They work all-year-round to be able to provide high-quality pecans and produce for all seasons. For them, pecans are their passion, with some of the family members serving the Texas Pecan Growers Association and Texas Pecan Board. Aside from the produce, Sorrells Farms Retail also offers gift selections, registries and has a large garden center as well!

(325) 356-3616

Bali Family Farm

Farm & Ranch in Llano - 81.20 mi

The Bali Family Farm in Llano, Texas imbibes the goal of establishing a farm that gives importance to health, family, and nutrition. They employ the principles of permaculture when farming which is good for both the land and the animals. This ensures that all of the livestock that they raise on their farm are pasture-raised, and fed certified-organic grains while also taking care of the environment around them through rotational grazing.

(818) 519-4977

Kelumac Christmas Tree Farm Bed and Breakfast

Farm & Ranch in Bryan - 81.29 mi

Kelumac Christmas Tree Farm Bed and Breakfast planted their first one thousand trees in 1988 and started selling in 1993. They have been "doing the 'Go Green' campaign since the beginning". Now, they have approximately "two thousand five hundred trees in the field and will have at least four hundred in the Choose and Cut area". They also have "one hundred containerized live trees and precut Frasier Fir Trees from North Carolina for the Christmas Season". This Bed and Breakfast is on a "twenty three-acre Christmas Tree Farm in Bryan, Texas". Here, you may enjoy the smell of nature and the aroma of pines as they spill out their fragrance. You may also catch a catfish out of the pond. Squirrels, Whitetail deer, and Songbirds may come into sight when you visit this place. Make it a family tradition to visit Kelumac Christmas Tree Farm Bed and Breakfast! You can find them on the left side end of Taylor Road.

(979) 279-3931

All-Natchur-L Farm

Farm & Ranch in Cleburne - 85.76 mi

All-Natchur-L Farm sells all-natural products and items. They have cattle and they sell calves. They have heifers too - Angus/ Holstein and belted Galloway/ Holstein crosses. The cows not for sale help them produce the other items they sell, like whole, raw milk, free-range eggs, raw cheese, honey, and handcrafted, organic soap (you can choose what scent you want, with choices that include aloe, mango, sandalwood vanilla, white tea ginger, and many more).

(817) 223-2441

Wildseed Farms

Farm & Ranch in Fredericksburg - 86.36 mi

The most important contribution of Wildseed Farms, which won the Garden Center 2001 Innovator award, is producing seeds, which it has been doing for 35 years and counting. Without Wildseed Farms and others like them, who knows where or how we can get our supply of seeds. How are we to grow wildflowers? If you are in or near Fredericksburg, Texas, make sure to visit. There is no admission charge, and you get to see 200 acres of wildflowers of different colors (and lots of butterflies too) here in the largest working wildflower farm in the country. The farm is open all year long!

(830) 990-1393

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