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Tenaza Organics

Farm & Ranch in McAllen - 4.29 mi

Tenaza Organics farm, a local family farm in the RGV growing certified organic produce. "Everything is organically approved" including the "applications" on their "crops". The owner, Mark Miller, mentioned that "their farming cycle starts with 16 to 18 weeks of planting". This is also because "they grow their crops in stages to allow for a longer harvest season". And then, "the harvest runs from December through the third week in April, except for cucumbers which are picked from April through July". You can also avail of their weekly and bi-weekly CSA produce boxes. You may also check their social media page for more updates.

(956) 800-5600

Frontera Produce

Farm & Ranch in Edinburg - 9.23 mi

Frontera Produce, which is located in Edinburg, Texas, is a farm that produces different kinds of herbs, fruits, and vegetables. They have cilantro, ginger, tomatillos, and onions. They have cabbage as well as red cabbage. They have a lot of different kinds of fresh fruits, like cantaloupes, melons, limes, mangoes, watermelons, and pineapples. The farm produces peppers too. They have bell peppers, Poblanos, Seranos, Anaheim chilies, and jalapenos. Will Steele, the man who is now in charge of this farm, was raised in the Lower Rio Grande Valley.

(956) 381-5701

Little Bear Produce

Farm & Ranch in Edinburg - 10.63 mi

Little Bear Produce, which is located in Edinburg, Texas, promises to "provide the highest quality produce the freshest way possible." Little Bear Produce joins the growing list of farm-to-table businesses that grow fresh produce delivered to locals in the community. They are proud of the distinction of being The Best Produce Company in the Rio Grande Valley. They promise their customers that the fruits and vegetables they grow and harvest on their farm are nutritious, healthy for you, and clean.

(956) 380-0353

Rio Fresh

Farm & Ranch in San Juan - 16.83 mi

Rio Fresh, Inc. strives to be an industry leader in producing, packaging, and distributing high-quality vegetables, in an expedited manner, to markets nationwide and Canada. Over the past 45 years, the ownership of Rio Fresh has changed. Rio Fresh is now completely owned by members of the Carl and Wilma Schuster family and their spouses. You will be able to "like the quality of produce". Buy from them and try their "spinach tonight for the first time". You will be amazed at "such large beautiful leaves" that also "tasted so good". And, even the "flavor of" their "beets" are "bred specifically for a mild, smooth taste without the earthy aftertaste of a traditional beet". You will surely be able to "loved it". You can also check the availability of their farm produce which is posted on their website.

(956) 787-0023

El Sabino Family Farm

Farm & Ranch in ZZ No Location - 18.38 mi

El Sabino Family Farm is a 3rd generation family farm located in Deep South Texas. They are also currently farming over 1,800 acres of vegetables every year. And also, they have another 600-700 acres of row crops (Cotton, Corn, and Grain). They also grow over 25 different types of vegetables and continue to trial new vegetables in addition to their current offerings. This is also the "personal farming operation" of "Val Verde Vegetable Co." which is "one of the oldest packer/shipper/importers in Texas". Check out their social media page for more updates and information about their farm. Their farm veggies really "look GREAT!!

(956) 994-1310

The Hour Farm

Farm & Ranch in Weslaco - 19.61 mi

Since 2011, The Hour Farm has been producing haybales in Weslaco. The Hour Farm grows different vegetables such as romaine lettuce, carrots, onions, tomatoes, cilantro, peppers (jalapeno and poblano). Although they are not Certified Organic by the USDA requirements, they assure that they use only naturally-grown farming practices. Moreover, they have been collecting their seeds for some vegetables and venturing permaculture methods and techniques. Because they are in an experimentation process, the owner loves to call this "a research investment in time." Soon, they will be offering seeds the moment they perfect their lands. Check their available products and contact Thomas Padilla.

(956) 684-2819

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