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Bridges Heritage Growers

Farm & Ranch in Keller - 6.42 mi

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.

Misty Moon Farms

Farm & Ranch in Argyle - 9.15 mi

Meet Ross DeOtte, aka Farmer Ross, founder of Misty Moon Farms in 2017. With a passion for farming, he managed organic farms before establishing his 6-acre venture. Serving the Dallas/Fort Worth community, the farm yields figs, pecans, pears, plums, and apples. Spanning 6 acres, Misty Moon Farms boasts a 15,000 sq. ft. greenhouse, cultivating premium radishes, lettuces, tomatoes, and herbs. Visitors applaud their eco-conscious approach, backed by a friendly and responsible owner. Explore their bounty at the Farmer's Market today!

(817) 408-6925

D-Bar Farm & Nursery

Farm & Ranch in Denton - 15.21 mi

The D-Bar Farm & Nursery is a 40-acre farmland with eleven greenhouses. It has been providing fresh produce in Denton since 2005. While they only joined in 2005, Keith, the person behind D-Bar Farm & Nursery, has been growing crops for over 40 years. They offer greenhouse crops and field crops. In addition, they also grow plants through hydroponics. Their lettuce are grown primarily on the hydroponic system. They also sell kale, spinach, collard greens, napa cabbage, swiss chard, bok choy, beets, cucumbers, and watermelon radishes. People love their locally-grown crops. Some even claim that they are the best produce around that they won't buy from anyone else.

(940) 367-0018

Elizabeth Anna’s Urban Farm & Garden

Farm & Ranch in Fort Worth - 19.68 mi

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.

(817) 922-0930

Delanco Farm

Farm & Ranch in Paradise - 22.74 mi

Colleen Gonzales runs the Delanco Farm. In the summer, the farm offer tomatoes, beans, peppers, okra, melons, squash, cucumbers, and greens. In winter, they sell spinach, lettuce, kale, radish, collards, cilantro, and carrots. All of their plants are chemical-free. The seeds they use are always USDA certified organic. Some of the farming methods they use are crop interplanting, crop rotation, and trap crop use. They also mulch to avoid losing too much moisture in the soil. Strategically, they grow plants that attract beneficial insects to the farm.

A Facebook review said that the farmers are sweet. They were very much willing to explain their ways in farming to ensure her kid does not get allergic reactions from the farm products.

(817) 897-8664

Jubilee Farm

Farm & Ranch in Denton - 24.14 mi

Meet Ben and Jade Chessman, owners of Jubilee Farm. Farming in northern Texas since 2012, their journey wasn't easy, leading them to seek crowdfunding. Known for their vibrant character, in 2016, they raised $27K via Kickstarter, aiding their farm's growth. Spanning 18 acres, the farm boasts lush pastures, a living area, and a 3/4-acre vegetable plot. Ben meticulously tends to premium vegetables, hand-weeding and cultivating. Their spacious pasture accommodates hogs, sheep, and chickens, offering lamb, pork, beef, and eggs. Today, Jubilee Farm is a hub for sustainable, non-GMO produce. Catch them at Denton Community Market, where their offerings shine. Experience their unique journey in Denton, Texas.

(903) 720-3434

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