Local Food Businesses offering Salad Greens near Windom, Texas 75492 (7)

Rae-Lili Farm is owned by a couple providing the freshest vegetables by following the natural principles in growing. Offering all heirloom varieties and that also includes an assortment of Italian and Asian greens. You will be "hooked" on their "heirloom varieties". You will even "look forward" to what they "have in store". "The array of winter squashes" is a "tasty surprise, but the heirloom tomatoes" are "mouth-watering". They even give "advice on how to cook the gnarly winter squash". Their chickens are fed naturally and even complemented with bugs, earthworms, greens, and flowers. This diet gives their eggs their beautiful rich yolks and nutritional value. They "produce the most outstanding vegetables" and "outstanding greens, delectable beets, carrots, squash, onions, and gorgeous mouthwatering tomatoes" and also "delicious eggs !!!"

N & P Farm and Dairy LLC has upped the ante as if the relaxing, beautiful surrounding is not incentive enough to visit a dairy farm. If you visit, you can actually sample the products being sold there. So, drink a glass of raw milk - they have goat's milk and cow's milk. You can also taste the kiefer or the homemade chocolate milk - both are free from any high fructose corn syrup. They also have coffee milk here, as well as buttermilk. Go ahead, relax and enjoy your product tasting experience.

Sky View Farm is a family-owned, sustainable farm producing seasonal vegetables for a Community Supported Agriculture group in Anna, Texas. It is a great idea to support this farm because they have excellent produce every season. They have broccoli, Chinese greens, kale, kohlrabi, lettuce, mustard greens, radishes, salad greens, spinach, sweet potatoes, swiss chard, and winter-squash for fall harvest. In the summer, they harvest sweet corn, cucumber, eggplant, garlic, green beans, green onions, hot peppers, okra, onions, potatoes, summer squash, sweet peppers, tomatoes, and zucchini. These vegetables are available during spring: artichokes, arugula, asparagus, beets, broccoli, carrots, Chinese greens, kale, kohlrabi, leeks, lettuce, mustard greens, radishes, salad greens, spinach, and swiss chard. Chinese greens are the only harvest during winter.  They haven't updated their CSA page since February 2013, contact them directly for more information.

A family farm just outside of Celina, Cartermere Farm is close to people in Northcentral Texas. The farm sits in three hundred acres of land, by which, 38 acres is a lake. The lake made it to the farm's name. The family who owns the lake are the Carters, and the old English word for lake is mere. Therefore, Cartermere literally means Carter's Lake. The farm tries to produce the best quality food they can while sticking to organic and sustainable methods. Nelson Carter, the owner, now sells fresh eggs, organic produce, and grass-fed lambs. Check their beautifully-maintained website for more information! They haven't updated their CSA page since January 2015, contact them directly for more information.

Profound Foods delivers the absolute best North Texas Grown artisan produce, meats, and dairy to culinary-driven restaurants. Profound Foods was founded by two farmers in 2018 who came together to help each other and other local farmers with logistics and deliveries direct to Chefs and restaurants. They make it easy for consumers to purchase directly from local farms with an online shopping order and a single-invoice system that gathers all of their orders and ships them all together.  

An important lesson about success is to never stop changing your business model until you get to the point wherein you are comfortable, sustainable, and profitable. This is the story of the Embry Family Farm which is located in Point, Texas. The farm has been producing crops all year round, but it wasn't like this at the beginning. First, it was cows and chickens until Patrick Embry discovered that he is better with produce. The rest is history. Now, visitors get to see the fruits of Embry Family Farm's labors on display (and for sale!) at the Coppell Farmers Market.