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Texas Heritage Beef Company

Farm & Ranch in Fort Worth - 7.11 mi

Discover Texas Heritage Beef, home to the healthiest FSIS, USDA, and State-approved beef in town. Our naturally immune, low-saturated fat cattle offer meat with less cholesterol than other meats. Our cows thrive on a monitored diet of green grass and nutritious hay, resulting in beef rich in polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats. Our dry-aging process ensures maximum tenderness and savory flavor. Try our Heirloom Texas Heritage Cattle today to experience nutritional superiority firsthand.

(817) 690-7327

Texas Slabs

Butcher in Mansfield - 13.86 mi

Providing the “best hand-trimmed homemade Beef Jerky,” Texas Slabs is a specialty shop carrying homemade beef jerky in flavors including “BBQ, teriyaki & peppered.” They use their own Jerky recipes, and it is made from solid strip of beef, freshly handcrafted at the store. They also pride themselves on only selling the best no hormone, no antibiotic, all-natural meat around. They have an excellent choice of fresh fine cuts of meats including “Choice, Prime, & Wagyu All-Natural, Grass Fed Beef & Bison, All-Natural Chicken & Quail, and All-Natural Pork.” Texas Slabs also offers a great selection of frozen foods and they try to stock hard-to-find and local spices, rubs, bbq sauces, hot sauces and salsas.

(817) 453-9393

Good Tilth Farm & Nursery

Farm & Ranch in Irving - 15.65 mi

A soil lab and a nursery in one, the Gold Tilth Farm is a micro-farm offering seasonal greens to their CSA. They also partner with Lorica Tea and Botanicals. Their partnership involves growing and foraging plants for drying so it can become tea. In 2013, the farmer was only into teaching functional crafts and urban homesteading. Later on, they started selling at the Dallas Farmers Market. They mainly offered useful plants that most people would only see as weeds. Then, in 2014, they expanded. Today, they continue to improve the soil on the farm and strive to diversify their plants. One secret the farm uses if the EM-1. It is a strain of lactic acid bacteria that helps the farmers finish off their compost and manures.

(817) 475-0827

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