Local Food Businesses offering Golden Zucchini near Fort Worth, Texas 76177 (4)

Welcome to Windy Hill Vegetable and Chicken Ranch, a spacious home for free-range Barred Plymouth Rock and Leghorn mix chickens on 50 scenic acres. With over ten acres devoted to gardening, our plants thrive with room to grow, and our chickens enjoy ample space to roam. We proudly cultivate cherry tomatoes, Roma tomatoes, bell peppers, cabbage, broccoli, and more. Beyond our fresh produce, meat, and eggs, our farm's true gem is our farmer, Mark. He's a favorite at the Keller Farmers Market, known for his fresh, flavorful chicken and eggs, as well as his sense of humor. Come meet Mark and savor the goodness of Windy Hill!

Piney Woods Ranch has proudly provided drug-, chemical-, and hormone-free meat since 2010. Our commitment to raising slow-growing heritage chicken, pigs, and turkey ensures ethical farming practices. Our livestock and produce hold the certification for Naturally Grown, assuring the finest quality. Savor our delicious blueberries, asparagus, elderberry plants, zucchini, and rhubarb, all cultivated without harmful fertilizers or herbicides. Discover the freshness of our eggs, produce, and meat at the Winnsboro Farmers Market, available from April to October.

The Farmery, which is located in Temple, Texas, provides fresh, farm-to-table locally-grown fruits and vegetables. They have many different kinds of beans that are available in bulk (Butter Pea, Christmas Lima, Fava Broad Windsor, Green Snap, Lima Beans, Purple Pod Snap, Italian Flat, string beans, and yellow snap). They also have beets, a variety of bell peppers (yellow, gold, white, orange, purple, red, green, and chocolate bell peppers), black-eyed peas (in hull and shelled), broccoli, Brussel sprouts, green cabbage, red cabbage, Cabbage Violaceo, carrots, collard greens, cucumber and gherkins, dill, okra, onion, potato, squash, tomato, cantaloupe, cauliflower, eggplant, garlic, corn, cilantro, honeydew, horseradish, hot peppers, kale, kohlrabi, leek, lettuce, parsnips, radish, shallots, spinach, tomatillo, turnips, watermelon, and rutabaga.

There is something about cultivating a sense of optimism and hope when you start growing things. The owner of Cleaton's 4E Farms relates to this. As a disabled veteran, the owner didn't wallow on his unfortunate circumstance but instead, he focused his energy to cultivate the land. Now, Cleaton's 4E Farms has vegetables, flowers, succulents, fruit trees, and an overall wide expanse of green. It is a feel-good story, the same feeling you get after having your fill of the fresh food you get from this farm. They also just got their Go Texan Membership so you're sure everything they offer is 100% local!