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Kin Worthy Harvests

Farm & Ranch in Waco - 34.41 mi

Kin Worthy Harvest, a small Leon and Limestone county farm, grows microgreens, wheatgrass, and leafy greens for Waco and DFW. Find them at Waco Downtown Farmers Market, McKinney Farmer's Market, and The Shed. Also, discover their products at Brookshire Brothers in Buffalo, Texas. Their wheatgrass is ideal for invigorating juice, rich in vitamins A, C, E, K, B-complex, amino acids, and blood builders. Not a juice fan? Elevate your sandwich or salad with wheatgrass and microgreens. Explore their cat-friendly Oat Hay for enhanced feline health. Enhance your nourishment journey with Kin Worthy Harvest.

(214) 766-9690

Urban Reap

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 34.98 mi

Urban Reap uses an aquaponics system to grow their crops. There are also growing beds, solar panels, a commercial composting site, and a training center. You can find "organic Romaine lettuce, kale, Swiss chard, basil, parsley, cilantro and more". Plus, "beautiful plants, organic fertilizer, and much more are available here". This is "a great place to visit and tour". R.E.A.P is a "renewable energy & agriculture project" and "Urban Reap is inspiring and very much needed!" It is really "amazing to see this happening at Waco". You can also visit the Jubilee Food Market next door or you can also volunteer if you want help in creating a healthier, more sustainable community.

(254) 753-4900

Howdy! Farm

Farm & Ranch in College Station - 47.12 mi

Established in 2009, Howdy! Farm is a student-run organic urban farm located within Texas A&M University's West Campus. This passionate group of Aggie students created the farm to champion sustainable agriculture, facilitate experiential learning, and drive interdisciplinary research while fostering a deeper connection between the community and its food source. Today, Howdy! Farm yields a rich variety of crops and vegetables, which are distributed throughout the campus dining services and made available at local farmers markets in Houston and Bryan. Their dedication to sustainable farming practices and community outreach has made Howdy! Farm an essential part of the A&M campus and the Bryan-College Station Brazos Valley community.

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