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Victoria Farmers’ Market

Farmers Market in Victoria - 1.11 mi

Discover Victoria Farmers' Market in Texas! Open every Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm at Pattie Dodson Center. Enjoy pastured wagyu beef, gourmet chocolates, pecans, gluten-free & dairy-free baked goods, and more! Providing fresh & healthy food to nearby residents. A producers-only market, offering homegrown, homemade, and handmade goods. Vendors must live within a 100-mile radius. Pro tip: Single membership fee for Victoria and Cuero Downtown Farmers’ Market!

(361) 218-9246

Crossroads Homemade Goodies

Artisan Food Producer in Victoria - 3.00 mi

Situated in the heart of South Texas, Crossroads Homemade Goodies crafts jams, jellies, pickles, and other baked goods that are “better than mom used to make.” These are “great jellies” that “you should definitely try.” Select from their “amazing” variants such as the highly “addictive Texas Trash,” Texas dewberry jelly, Texas mesquite, raspberry chipotle jam, pineapple mango habañero, strawberry jalapeño jam, Meyer lemon ginger marmalade, triple berry jam fest, fig jam, and mustang grape jelly. They also have healthier options like the no-sugar strawberry jam and the no-sugar fig jam. For pickles they have beer bread and butter, candied Jalapeños, dill, spicy pickles, zesty corn relish, mango lime salsa plus their new and hot item which is the roasted Cinco salsa and Jalapeño and carrot medley. All condiments are sold in 16-oz jars that can be purchased in the farmers market or online.

(361) 220-6110

Stange Homestead

Farm & Ranch in Victoria - 11.77 mi

Stange Homestead is owned by "lovely people offering delicious foods". "Smoked jalapeño salsa, blueberry kolaches, cinnamon rolls, banana bread", and "chocolate zucchini bread". They also have "Oktoberfest mustard, apple butter, cinnamon pickles, and fresh produce". You can find "all sorts of yummy homemade foods, plus eggs and produce, at the Stange Homestead booth" in the Victoria Farmers' Market. Their "eggs are from free range Americana hens". They also have an updated social media page that you can check out. They mostly post outstanding photos of their farm produce online. You can also send them a direct message on their social media page.

Nelson Pecan Farm

Farm & Ranch in Inez - 12.26 mi

Nelson Pecan Farm sells whole & shelled pecans, honey, free-range eggs, jams/jellies, pickles and seasonal veggies. Buy at least "5 lbs. Of Nocona pecans and" for sure, you will be able to "really liked them"."Soft shell to Crack and very meaty pecans". You "would highly recommend them, and their fresh farm, free range eggs too". They also have "some of the best fresh vegetables you can get! Delicious jellies" too. Visit them now. Contact them by phone or email. You can also check out their social media page for more details. "Excellent produce, beautiful eggs with sunny yolks, local honey, and OMG the praline pecans are addicting!"

(361) 575-3146

Henneke Farms

Farm & Ranch in Cuero - 20.25 mi

Gary Henneke who owns this farm offers pasture-raised beef and pork, eggs, produce, cornmeal, corn flour, flaxseed meal, grits, jellies, herbs, produce, crafts. This 250-acre farm is located near Arneckeville in Cuero, Texas. In the early 2000s, they also implemented some holistic management practices because of its benefits. They also began introducing multiple species for enhancing the soil for the benefit of their cattle and other livestock. Bees also help in pollinating the vegetables in their garden. One of their loyal customers "really object to the way commercial chicken is raised". She was so glad that "he had pasture-raised chicken". She "thought it was the perfect solution". "People don't realize how much effort it really takes to produce a good food product, whether it's meat, vegetables, fruit," she said. "It's important to support small farmers. Even if they aren't organic, buy local."

(361) 275-3059

Dry Creek Farm

Farm & Ranch in Edna - 24.70 mi

In Edna, Texas, you can find Dry Creek Farm. They sell various products such as "fresh farm eggs, jellies, jams, and pickles". Moreover, you can "buy directly from their home or at the local farmers' markets" such as Edna, Ganado, El Campo, and many more. Also, some of the specific locations you can find them are at West Columbia at the Hoggtober fest, Louise-Hillje Fall Festival, and BBQ Kickoff, and Angleton Market. Some of their happy customers said, "Pickles are good!" and "the jams and jelly are amazing. Their bumbleberry jam is so delicious! I will be buying some more!"

(361) 648-6314

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