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El Coyote Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Sonora - 31.45 mi

El Coyote Ranch is located in Kingsville, Texas. The ranching history here began long before the early development of the state of Texas. The ranch land and the name El Coyote date back to the Mexican land grant of 1835. You can find quality breeds of cattle in this ranch which they also post online on their website and on their Facebook page. You will "love seeing" the photos of their cattle on the Facebook page. The "cattle look so majestic". Contact them if you are interested to buy. Also, "it was just as much fun to watch" every time they participate in a Summer Showdown Goat/Calf scramble.

(325) 387-2180

Burgos Brothers Ranch & Farm

Farm & Ranch in Chapman Ranch - 122.37 mi

Burgos Brothers Ranch & Farm is an organic ranch and aquaponic farm owned and operated by three veterans from two generations. These are "great owners who follow through on all reasonable promises". You can contact them if you would like to buy eggs from pastured chickens, pasture-raised cornish cross and heritage meat chickens, grass-fed beef. You can also avail of the scheduled visits for their farm with the ability for kids to pet some animals, guided tours, small stores, and BBQ. Being veterans as owners, they also have an outdoor shooting range which is interesting. You need to contact them to receive an invitation.

(361) 442-9918

Garret’s Legacy Farmstead

Farm & Ranch in Goliad - 145.82 mi

In the south of Goliad, in the San Antonio River Valley, Garret's Legacy Farmstead sells fresh veggies and melons (in season), eggs, bread, free-range chicken eggs, free-range duck meat, chicks and ducklings. Moreover, the owners are a small homesteading family living a simple life by raising some animals, growing crops, and selling the surplus to people. Also, you can find them at Goliad Market Days every 2nd Saturday of the month. Additionally, you can buy okra, summer squash, tomatoes, limes, seeds, plant bedding, and more. A satisfied customer said, "I love the live feed. I wish I could shoot by & pick up all of my eggs & fresh veggies from you."

(361) 400-6612

Spendlove Vegetable Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Karnes City - 146.54 mi

Jeff and Annie Spendlove are the proud proprietors of Spendlove Vegetable Ranch, where they oversee operations. They've been supplying Karnes County with a bountiful array of fresh produce and succulent beef. Thanks to its strategic location, their ranch thrives, particularly during the summer, outperforming neighboring farms. Unlike other farms, the ranch remains resilient against the East Coast's humidity fluctuations. With year-over-year growth in production and sales, the Spendloves are making strides towards their vision for Karnes - a community that relies on local farms rather than solely on massive industrial markets. Moreover, when you visit the ranch, you'll discover delectable homemade jams and locally sourced honey. Don't miss out, pay them a visit at your local farmers market today!

(830) 660-4614

Gardopia Gardens

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 147.16 mi

They are working with the San Antonio Housing Authority (SAHA). This place is San Antonio Eastside's first "gardopia" or garden utopia. A place where neighbors grow their food and transform their community. It is "a peaceful place to relax, engage in the community, and practice gardening". Gardopia Gardens is also "a great place to learn about organic gardening via hand-on learning". They are also a "great local resource for gardening". Furthermore, "they deliver a great composted gardening soil mix". Check out their website if you want to join their programs. These include Build-A-Garden & Optimization Program, Garden-Based Learning Program (GBL), Garden Volunteer Program, and Pearl Farmers Market Program.

(210) 478-7292

Gracia Farms

Farm & Ranch in San Benito - 151.32 mi

Gracia Farms follows an old, traditional business model that is now gaining a large following: production that promotes consumer health. Gracia Farms, which is located in San Benito, Texas, prides itself on growing vegetables and other fresh produce without the use of chemicals or pesticides. It sells vegetables and farm-fresh eggs, as well as cheese, goats and goat's milk, chicken, pigs, and other livestock. Gracia Farms brings its fresh produce to different farmers markets so that more people have access to healthy food. They haven't updated their CSA page since 2014, contact them directly for more information.

(956) 543-1381

Hartman Farm

Farm & Ranch in Atascosa - 152.18 mi

Hartman Farm is a 10-acre farm that is home to healthy poultry animals that bring joy to everyone's table. Some of the poultry animals that the farm raises are chickens, geese, ducks, and quails. You would love how tasty their quail eggs are! Their products are available all year round. One happy customer says, "I won't eat eggs if they are not farm fresh fro, Hartman Farms!" The farm also grows several types of produce. Theresa, one of their patrons, prefer to get a lot of peppers and okra from the farm for her pickles and salsas. Visit them today to learn more!

(210) 422-4890

Heavenly Gardens

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 152.55 mi

Heavenly Gardens is an organic garden. Mr. Prevo, the man behind Heavenly Gardens, has been gardening for 40 years. This organic garden is located in San Antonio, Texas. Judging from the very healthy vegetables and flower plants you'll find in the garden should you stop by for a visit, it is clear that Mr. Prevo and his staff are all green thumbs. Did you know that Heavenly Gardens started a hashtag in their Facebook account that showcases what customers have been cooking using vegetables brought from Heavenly Gardens? If you want to see these posts in your newsfeed, simply follow them on their official social media accounts.

(210) 392-4943

Talking Tree Farm

Farm & Ranch in Schertz - 156.76 mi

Talking Tree Farm is a permaculture farm cooperative in Guadalupe, Texas. They sell at the Pearl Brewery Farmers Market on Saturdays 9-1 pm and Sundays 10-2 pm. Not only involved in vegetable farming but they also assist in humanitarian services. Their posts regarding these are found on their Facebook page. Buy "some greens" from them and if you "didn't get to eat them till 3 or 4 days later", they are "still fresh". They may have their own style of keeping "them in the balloon bags" which makes them "still fresh". Updates on their farm are available on their Facebook page too. P.S. They have classes on their farm! So if you're interested in learning more about permaculture, do check them out!

Texas Black Gold Garlic

Artisan Food Producer in San Antonio - 156.89 mi

The rich black cloves of Texas Black Gold Garlic are created from “white garlic grown in Texas.” At Texas Black Gold Garlic, they only source from Texas farmers, which allows them to more easily visit the farms, ensuring quality and consistency. There is a “100% utilization of garlic” in their products. The skins, for example, are dehydrated and added to the “Black Garlic Sea Salt.” Texas Black Gold Garlic operates out of a “food hub filled with other artisan food companies” that care about sustainability as much as quality. The company donates 5 percent of all proceeds generated by the sale of Black Garlic to the Chef Cooperatives initiative, a group of chefs who host and create quarterly farm-to-table dinners to benefit local Texas farmers, one farm at a time.

(210) 854-4479

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