Local Food Businesses offering Lettuce near Fort Worth, Texas 76162 (6)

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.

Trish Lefner Stone is the proud owner of Stone's Throw Farm Co. In August 2018, she left her retail management career to follow her true passion: sustainable farming. Today, she cultivates fresh, locally grown herbs, fruits, and veggies. With the motto "A special family, feeding special families," we're committed to making a difference. For every two pieces of our products you purchase, we donate one to families with special needs. Join us at the Clearfork Farmer's Market and Acton Farmers Market, where we offer a variety of produce including cucumbers, beets, okra, black-eyed peas, edamame, tomatoes, potatoes, and squash. Support our mission today!

Akachi Ranch is a small, family-owned business specializing in coastal hay, fish, fresh produce, poultry, and raw honey. But describing the rank as small is being very humble about it, considering what the ranch has. Akachi Ranch raises cattle, chickens, goats, and horses. The ranch has both potbellies and hogs. They also have rabbits, for consumption or for those looking for a pet. If you have a farm or ranch and in need of donkeys to help watch over the cows and goats, you can buy these here. That's not all. They also have catfish, bass, and perch, a honey bee hive, eggs, and a wide assortment of vegetables like lettuce, tomatoes, potatoes, carrots, okra, cabbage, onions, grapes, greens, bell peppers, corn, spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, green beans, and peas. And if all you want is some peace and quiet, Akachi Ranch also offers camp sessions for all ages. Akachi Ranch, which is located in Kennedale, Texas.

Welcome to Walnut Creek Farm, your local source for sustainable produce and more in the DFW metroplex. We raise free-range chicken, grass-fed Angus beef, and organic produce. Our partnerships with local farms expand our healthy food offerings year-round, including all-natural pork, coop olive oil, Texas artisan cheeses, and essential groceries. Explore our CSA program for budget-friendly, healthy eating. Join our CSA membership program in Alvarado, Texas, or contact Mark Forster for details. Eat well, sustainably!

Stevens Family Farm supplies fresh eggs and meat to the DFW Metroplex, serving Fort Worth, Mansfield, and Burleson communities. With a variety of animals on our farm, including chickens, ducks, turkeys, geese, and pigs, Mark and Carol Stevens ensure you have a convenient source for your meat needs. A happy customer exclaims, "I've bought chicken, eggs, and pork from Stevens. Quality is top-notch! Need a turkey for a special event? Just call, and they'll prepare it for you." Explore our 45 types of vegetables, 20 herbs, and join our CSA for more variety! Please note, our CSA page hasn't been updated since September 2017; contact us directly for produce box orders.

The Bridges Heritage Growers’ mission is to grow the most nutrient-dense and naturally healthy produce possible.  This urban farm, owned by a brother-sister duo, is located on a 3-acre land in Keller, Texas. They primarily grow greens; a variety of lettuces, kales, Asian greens, chard, beet greens as well as tomatoes, peppers, and okra.  Their practice is to "operate with a 'no-kill' philosophy towards pathogens." This, plus their belief of "working WITH nature is superior to trying to control nature through pesticides, bactericides, fungicides, or chemical fertilizers." This farm participates at the Coppell Farmer's Market.