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LCF Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Salt Flat - 128.78 mi

Nestled in El Paso's eastern region, you'll find the 20-acre LCF Ranch in the heart of the Chihuahuan Desert. Dennisio Vandusen-Torres embarked on this southwestern adventure when he acquired the farm in June 2018, starting from scratch with minimal resources and basic necessities. What was once barren desert scrubland has now transformed into a thriving oasis, teeming with healthy plants and animals. LCF Ranch is dedicated to organic farming and sustainable living, offering free-range poultry, livestock, and naturally-grown produce. If you're eager to contribute, providing tools and materials is a great way to support their mission. Joining their CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program is another excellent idea, as they can conveniently deliver within a 50-mile radius of El Paso. Help cultivate this desert wonderland and be part of their journey towards sustainability and organic goodness.

(814) 403-6541

Growing with Sara Farm

Farm & Ranch in El Paso - 156.00 mi

Growing with Sara Farm is a 100-year-old Farm. It has a farmer’s stand, called Bodega Loya where you can buy fresh produce harvested from the farm. This farm is located in El Paso, Texas. If you are very particular about the fruits and vegetables you buy and eat, consider buying from this farm. All fruits and vegetables from the farm are grown following certified organic practices. You can visit the farm so that you can see for yourself where your fruits and vegetables grow. That's not all. When you visit, you can also take part in other activities here, like Yoga on the Farm. If you can't visit the farm, they also sell at the Moonlight Adobe Hall farmers' market. They sell there from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

(915) 269-6277

Hounds Desert Creek Farms

Farm & Ranch in Midland - 179.50 mi

Hounds Desert Creek Farms has "the best fresh herbs in 2 counties". You will also "love the pecans!" They also participate in the Midland Downtown Farmers Market. You can also see them at the Parks Legado Town Center. They also offer salsa, pickles, tomatillo salsa, eggs and homemade breads. You can check out their Facebook and you can contact them if you want to order from them.

(432) 703-0111

E3 Farms

Farm & Ranch in Port Neches - 257.10 mi

E3 Farms started as a small farm in Lubbock. Today, it is one of the biggest producers of local food in the Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market and Wolfforth Farmers Market. They are usually selling in the Lubbock Market from June to October. On the other hand, they sell produce at Wolfford all year round! Currently, the farm offers chemical-free roots, shoots, and greens. Their customers dub them as the source of the best salad fix-ins in town. Some of the favorites are their baby spinach and roasted garlic-infused olive oil. They also offer carrots, tomatoes, peppers, and beets. Check them out today! They haven't updated their CSA page since 2018, contact them directly for more information.

(832) 600-1404

Prairie Blossom Marketplace

Farmers Market in Wolfforth - 258.45 mi

Prairie Blossom Marketplace is a picturesque and quaint “open-air peddler market” that seems to bring you to a “Texas prairie" with its colorful air-conditioned boutique cottages and outdoor pavilions. The Prairie Blossom Marketplace gives visitors access to a complete and comfortable shopping experience! Stroll around the area and check out the business merchants selling all kinds of handcrafted items, furniture, décors, vintage items, apparel, metal art, and more eclectic stuff. A licensed Plant Nursery merchant is also in the area with an on-site greenhouse. Food trucks and a bustling farmers market conveniently bring the buyers closer to local farmers and their products, such as fresh fruits and vegetables, gourmet oils, vinegars, soups, jams and jellies, breads, and other baked goods. All this for an amazing experience of “food, fun, family, funky junk and style” at the Prairie Blossom Marketplace!

(806) 786-1403

Artisan Oils and Vinegars

Artisan Food Producer in Lubbock - 265.66 mi

A family-owned store in Lubbock is the culprit for all these “top quality oils, vinegar, and herbs.” These artisans offer barrel-aged, flavor-infused olive oils and balsamic vinegar, dipping sauces, dried soup mixes, and flavored pasta. They have 24 amazing flavors available and you are highly encouraged to sample their products as much as you like. “The honey ginger and cranberry pear are phenomenal.” Drizzling it on some “golden beets and kale salad was perfection.” If you enjoy a little heat and flavor, be sure to try the roasted chili oil, which is amazing independently by the way, but pairing it with garlic olive oil just adds so much flavor. Don't forget to try their cranberry-orange vinegar for that “citrusy pork salad recipe,” or “use the Jalapeño lime vinegar to sauté mushrooms” for a little quick meal twist. Oh and by the way, “that Tuscan herb is to die for!"

(806) 370-7489

Love Creek Orchards and The Apple Store

Farm & Ranch in Medina - 300.13 mi

Love Creek Orchards and The Apple Store have quite a history as "pioneers of the Texas Apple Industry." This store "produces over fifty different products made from sweet Texas apples." A must-visit tourist destination in Texas, The Apple Store's Patio Cafe was listed by Texas Monthly Magazine in two categories. It is one of the "Best 40 Small Town Cafes in Texas." Meanwhile, their apple pie was voted "Best Apple Pie in Texas." Visit the orchard to pick your own fruits. You can also drop by the cafe to grab any of their homemade specialty items. Some of their products include pies and other pastries, breads, candies, jams, jellies, ice cream, and more.

(830) 200-0302

Bendele Farms

Farm & Ranch in Richmond - 313.53 mi

Bendele Farms keeps receiving rave reviews at his Facebook page and this reflects the quality of the produce that you can get here. Check out his Facebook page for the updated schedule at the Thousand Oaks YMCA. You can also find at other local markets including Texas Thrift Store, Beacon Hill Neighborhood Farmer's Market, and Villages of Westcreek. He also sells at the Alamo College (Live Oak) and Woodlawn & Michigan parking lot or even at Grady's BBQ. You can find the schedule on his Facebook page. He offers collard greens, kale, potatoes, tomatoes, corn, carrots, onions and more!

(830) 741-2992

Apple Valley Orchard

Farm & Ranch in Llano - 330.63 mi

Located in Llano, Apple Valley Orchard grows apples, berries, and much more on its 32 acres. There are over 500 apple trees at Apple Valley and plenty of all the best varieties. These include Gala, Fuji, Pink Lady, Mollies Delicious, Red Delicious, Granny Smith, Crispin, Jonagold and Candy Crisp. They also have blackberries, peaches, persimmons, figs and plums, but on a much smaller scale. You can also purchase honey, ice cream, homemade jams, essential oils, apple cider, and a variety of other items at their storefront. You will think that there is "nothing like getting some homemade apple cider straight from the Texas Hill Country". The orchard also has the boyhood farm home of Frank Hamer, legendary Texas Ranger responsible for tracking down Bonnie and Clyde.

(325) 247-3979

Urban Veg

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 345.42 mi

Rows of plastic trays alive with the various hues of green and purple is an image you will typically associate with farms in the countryside. But this is from Urban Veg and this is the result of their urban farming. This is the best way to use urban spaces so that there is a good balance between growth and sustainability. And even though urbanism is synonymous with modern, Urban Veg sticks to traditional practices of using non-GMO seeds and refusing to use pesticides or herbicide. The result: healthy, nutrient-dense greens available to local, urban consumers.

(856) 418-4174

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