Local Food Businesses offering Green Onions near Fort Worth, Texas 76166 (5)

Sun E Farm boasts twelve pepper varieties, nine types of tomatoes, and ten basil varieties. For fresh veggies and herbs like marjoram, shingiku, salad burnet, and parsley, we've got you covered. Our farm thrives on community volunteer gardening, fostering knowledge and expertise. We also cultivate stunning flowers. Support low-income refugees by purchasing our gardening products. Get fresh, quality food from exceptional plants for a noble cause. Find us on Miller Road!

Rubio's Produce at Dallas Sweet Harvest gives the community the chance to stock up "weekly for fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts & local honey."  Offering "great food, great deals," they are "MORE than generous" and "always have great prices."  Some of their items for sale include apples, mangoes, watermelons, tomatoes, peaches, juices and even plants!

Located in Weatherford, Texas, Cold Springs Farm Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) has been a local treasure since 2000. This family-run operation specializes in top-tier heirloom, rare, and commercially extinct produce, as well as free-range poultry and honeybee farming. Notably, they're dedicated to sustainable farming practices and have been a part of the National Resources Conservation Service's Organic Program since 2009. Cold Springs Farm is known for its unique seasonal produce subscriptions, offering four 8-week sessions of organically grown fruits, vegetables, and fresh herbs, all conveniently delivered to subscribers' doorsteps. They also provide an array of other farm-fresh products for purchase, from eggs to grass-fed meat and heirloom garden seeds. Moreover, they offer home and office delivery through their hen rental program, 2BuckCluck, and feature innovative services like vertical garden design and installation. Plus, they operate the Veggie Van, North Texas' first mobile farmer's market, making stops at various Tarrant County locations weekly. Customers can't say enough about their exceptional experience with Cold Springs Farm. One enthusiastic member of their CSA shared, "The produce was not only fresh but also exceptionally diverse. Cold Springs Farm made my culinary adventures truly exciting!" Keep in mind that while this farm is beloved by many, they don't accommodate on-site visitors, but their outstanding products and services are readily accessible, bringing farm-fresh goodness directly to your home or office.

With just an acre of land, the Tree Folk Farm still makes a great deal of healthy food for the Denton Community Market and the Copper Farmers Market. They grow a tasty variety of seasonal fruits, vegetables, and mushrooms. Being small makes it easy for them to perform regenerative agricultural practices to the farm. One of their methods is to use mushroom waste as compost to feed healthy fruits, veggies, and trees. If you want to try their wholesome food, be sure to check them out at the markets mentioned above. They have oyster, king trumpet, shiitake, lions mane, and more. The farm has to over 50 apricot, fig, peach, nectarine, pomegranate, and pear trees. A happy customer says, "Wonderful produce, organic, clean and delicious! Super nice family owned and great employees!"

It is not every day that you come across a business that has an interesting portfolio such as the Bucking Goat Farm. Do you want fresh vegetables and microgreens? They got it. Pickled foods? They are always in stock. How about goat milk soap? That's quite the pivot but hey, they have this too! And just in case you need cut flowers, Bucking Goat Farm sells these too. No wonder their stall in the farmer's market is very attractive and colorful with this wide array of products for sale.