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Spendlove Vegetable Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Karnes City - 188.68 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

Balboa Farms

Farm & Ranch in Floresville - 195.84 mi

Balboa Farms, which is located in Floresville, Texas, is a local farm that grows seasonal produce sold to local customers. Maybe you have seen a Balboa Farms stall when you visited a local farmers market, like Arbor Park Pop Up Market, GNW Market, 01 Farmers Markets, or Deerfield Farmers Market where they have set up shop before. Here, they've sold a variety of goods. Fresh produce, for example, like tomatoes, carrots, cucumbers, squash, onions, potatoes, strawberries, lemons, apples, and peaches. If you can't choose which vegetable to buy, go for the veggie bags and make do with what you find there. They also have canned and bottled items, pure honey, homemade seasoning blend, and freshly-baked breads (banana nut bread and chocolate chip bread).

(210) 467-8547

Fernandez Family Farms

Farm & Ranch in Washington-on-the-Brazos - 202.03 mi

A family-owned and operated farm with 20 acres started by Samuel and Rafaela Fernandez since 2004. Fernandez Family Farms use organic methods and they have pesticide-free produce. They have kale, beets, turnips, chard, oranges, lemons, onions, green onions, tomatoes, lettuce, spinach, sweet potatoes, potatoes, broccoli and fresh eggs. You can even try making a "stuffed calabacita squash with roasted broccoli" after purchasing from them. You can also avail their CSA co-op. This is a mixed box of produce that you get to choose from and you also save money by signing up with them. Call them directly or check out their Facebook page for updates on where they will be selling.

(210) 995-7005

Bendele Farms

Farm & Ranch in Richmond - 207.74 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

Knopp Branch Farm

Farm & Ranch in Edna - 212.85 mi

Knopp Branch Farm supplies its produce to top chefs and restaurants in Houston. Once family owned and operated, it has over the years evolved as a volunteer-operated farm that grows heirloom vegetables and fruits including heirloom tomatoes, eight varieties of eggplant, rare “cheddar” cauliflowers, among others. They choose crops and varieties prized for their incredible flavors. Although not certified organic, the farm follows organic methods and don’t use chemical fertilizers or pesticides. Volunteers are invited to join to obtain hands-on organic farming experience, and learn more about it. One of their primary goals is to teach people the merits and advantages of organic farming.

(361) 782-7445

Urban Veg

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 224.13 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

Gundermann Farms

Farm & Ranch in Glen Flora - 246.59 mi

In its earlier days, Gundermann Acres graced Peachland's landscape, but in the mid-1990s, Garett Gundermann's parents transitioned to growing fruits and vegetables. Today, Garett, a fourth-generation farmer, and his wife Stacie manage the 500-acre farm in Wharton County, Texas. At the local farmer's markets, they offer a diverse array of seasonal produce, including arugula, green beans, beets, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, sweet corn, cucumbers, cauliflower, and kale. Their offerings also include strawberries, melons, and citrus fruits. Catch them mainly at Urban Harvest in Houston and Imperial-Sugarland in Sugarland, Texas.

(979) 677-3319

VRDNT Farm

Farm & Ranch in Bastrop - 264.78 mi

VRDNT Farm is a "small-scale," technology-forward, "female-owned and operated vegetable farm in Bastrop, Texas." It focuses on bio-intensive growing practices while striving to optimize on-farm efficiency. Bio-intensive means that the farm system practices biological processes rather than chemical inputs. All the fertilizers and sprays that are used on the crops are organic, OMRI-certified products. Thus, you can be certain that you'll not only get the most organic but also the most flavorful and colorful vegetables in the area. And the good news is, if you subscribe to the CSA, you can get a box with 5 to 9 different vegetables, fresh from the farm, for 5 consecutive weeks.

Rocky Hill Orchard

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 271.93 mi

Rocky Hill Orchard is located at Fredericksburg, Texas. They "grow delicious peaches for your fresh eating or cooking". There are also big blackberries at their orchard. They also produce peaches using an integrated pest management system with many biological controls and minimal chemical use. Their vegetables are also free from chemicals or organically-grown. This method enhances flavors and healthfulness of the vegetables. They can pick your order or you can come to see them at one of the local Farmer's Markets in Texas including San Marcos, Armadillo, Fredericksburg, and Westlake. Call them directly to know the schedule on selected local markets.

(830) 997-6352

Good Apple Foods

Online Farmers Markets in Austin - 272.00 mi

We often hear the term "bad apple" and we think about a bad person influencing others, turning them into bad people themselves. But what about Good Apple? Good Apple Foods is located in Austin, Texas. This enterprise that sells organic, Austin-grown produce they happily deliver to locals is setting a good example and earning the name Good Apple. They sell boxes containing produce and other food items, and for every box they sell, they set aside a box that they will give to a neighbor in need. If a bad apple can turn a basket rotten, then this Good Apple can definitely influence others to be good citizens too, willing and ready to help those who do not have the means to pay for fresh and healthy food.

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