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Ten Oaks Farm

Farm & Ranch in Winnsboro -

Frozen big-brand chickens in the frozen section of the grocery are never the better choice compared to a locally-grown, farm-fresh bird. And looking at how clean and well-prepared the whole pastured chickens sold at Ten Oaks Farm are, all the more reason to source locally and buy fresh poultry. Ten Oaks Farm also sells fresh produce like squash, tomatoes, and peppers which you can use to cook your chicken. They also have eggs and jams to go with your breakfast coffee. If you are thinking of stocking up, find them at Winnsboro Farmer's Market which they frequent.

(817) 366-2294

Texas Food Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Malakoff -

Barev and Howdy are the founders of Texas Food Ranch in Lucas, Texas. They follow organic principles in growing vegetables and fruits. Moreover, the Ranch aims to produce tasty and fresh food sold directly to the consumer and discerning chef. Barev and Howdy believe in farming that respects the land with sustainable farming principles. Through the years, they use organic soil amendments, fertilizers and insecticides, drip irrigation, and traditional crop planting from Armenia. Moreover, they share their experiences on their website. Also, they show their discoveries in introducing old words varieties such as Armenian, Caucasus, and Eastern Anatolia. Follow their page to know more about Texas Food Ranch of Lucas, Texas!

(214) 676-8445

The BlueBerry Farm

Farm & Ranch in Quitman -

In just an hour and forty-five minutes driving towards the east of Dallas, you'll find The Blueberry Farm. Whether you like to pick your berries or get them pre-picked, drop by, and you'll get to enjoy your preferences. A customer says, "We have picked blueberries here for over two years. The berries are always big and tasty." Their berries start to ripen in late May so you may want to free up some of your time. Hurry because their harvest only continues for about two weeks. If you're lucky and it doesn't get too hot, you can call them and check if they can still let you pick or buy their berries in July. And oh, before you go, be sure to bring your cooler so the berries can comfortably join you on your ride home.

90349760289037632801

The Farmer’s Garden

Farm & Ranch in Kilgore -

The Farmer's Garden is a family-owned and operated farm in Chapel Hill, outside of Tyler. And their mission is to bring their customers "fresh local produce grown the way you wish all food was raised." They have a great selection of goodies, like cream and black-eyed peas, okra, pumpkins, squash, zucchini, cucumbers, and tomatoes. The Farmer's Garden's owner also sells eggs, jellies and biscuits which she personally made!

(903) 570-2323

Trimble Farms

Farm & Ranch in Big Sandy -

Since 1971, the Trimble Farms is in the business of providing high quality and fresh farm items for Healthy Conscious people in Big Sandy, Texas. The farm has a grade A in producing Jersey cow milk. The cows have plenty of fresh and clean non-pasteurized milk. Aside from that, they offer farm-raised, grass-fed beef, free-roaming hen eggs, raw honey, and organic vegetables. They don’t give their animals’ antibiotics or any artificial growth. Please visit their website to learn more about their products, call Bobby Trimble at (903) 576-0393. He will be happy to assist you!

(903) 576-0393

Trinchera Bison Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Gilmer -

If you are looking for bison yearlings, bison calves, or bison meat, you should go to Trinchera Bison Ranch located in Gilmer, Texas. This Native American-owned-and-operated bison range is open to visitors who might also be interested in being toured around the ranch. You can see first-hand where the bison ranges and how they are taken care of. More importantly, you have the opportunity to appreciate the special relationship between man and animal. Bison may intimidate you because of they are huge animals, but the meat they offer is healthy and delicious.

(903) 767-7760

Twin County Dorpers

Farm & Ranch in Kemp -

The Twin County Dorpers in Harper, Texas, is a ranch that has historically raised several breeds of sheep and goats throughout the years. The farm begins with wool and mohair producing animals. Then, later on, they also producing breeds of sheep and goats. Their bestselling white Dorper sheep starts since 2004. They choose to raise this breed because of their outstanding characteristics, which include its overall field products. Happy client says, "I bought lamb from Twin County Dorpers today at the Dripping Springs Farmer's market. For me, it is the best lamb my husband and I have ever had." You can visit the website of Twin County Dorpers to find a short description of the breed and photographs of some of their sheep. Furthermore, they also offer sale quality breeding stock! If you want to know more about their products, do not hesitate to call or email them. They are happy to answer questions!

(830) 864-4717

Tyler Berry Farm

Farm & Ranch in Tyler -

Tyler Berry Farm has been growing blueberries for decades. Now, the grandchildren of the original owner have taken over and they are ready to explore the farm's potential. They've started growing strawberries and apples (Anna and Gala apples). If they are thinking of growing more fruits, I'd say go for it! We can never have enough fruits on the table or the fridge. I know that you are excited to sample the harvest, but like all good things, it deserves our patience. For now, you can still visit the farm if you want to have a look around, talk about farming, or simply say hi!

(903) 526-4440

W W Farms

Farm & Ranch in Winnsboro -

W W Farms offers farm-fresh produce, eggs, bread, jams and even various handmade crafts. They can be found regularly at the Winnsboro Farmers Market. Some of their produce include tomatoes, peppers, radishes, onions, carrots and cabbage. Tasty bread loaves like Banana Nut or Strawberry are also available, as well as different jam flavors like strawberry, blueberry, pear or peach.

(903) 975-3591

Wells Berry Farm

Farm & Ranch in Lindale -

Wells Berry Farm sells blueberries, blackberries, peaches, strawberries, okra, squash, onions, tomatoes, plums, watermelons, cantaloupes, and shelled peas from a tent outside of Collin Street Bakery in Lindale. This farm also grows blueberries, blackberries, zucchini, squash, onions and peaches. They also have seasonal vegetables every year and his peaches come from the Red Springs/Winona area. Their "spicy strawberry jam is "amazing" and "goes great on just about any and or everything!" Wells also goes twice a week to the Dallas Farmer's Market and twice a week to the market in Shreveport to make deliveries. You can also check out their social media page for more updates.

(903) 316-2426

Windy Oaks Grassfed

Farm & Ranch in Mabank -

Windy Oaks Grassfed has been running since 1839 by a six-generation family of farmers at Mabank, Texas. Unlike any other farm, Windy Oaks Grassfed's ultimate quest is to heal the land, the people, and the animals. They "do not use herbicides, pesticides, fungicides, or synthetic fertilizers on their pastures". This farm "offers 100% grass-fed, grass-finished Angus beef, which grazes their Bermuda-gone-native pastures", from birth to harvest. They also "provide steers and heifers fabricated to their customers' specifications, whole-animal ground beef, pastured eggs, and pastured chickens". Windy Oaks Grassfed says yes to natural, healthy immune systems. Yes, to increased nutrient intake; Yes to wildlife; and Yes, to contented animals. Yes, to healthy ecosystems!

(512) 468-0221

Winona Orchards

Farm & Ranch in Winona -

Explore Winona Orchards with over 2,000 peach, blueberry, and blackberry trees nestled in Winona's picturesque hills. John and Anita Sattler, post John's retirement from healthcare in 2007, embarked on this fruitful journey. Their dedication bore fruit after four years, with the first commercial peach hitting markets in 2010. Annual pruning and nurturing have paved the way for their consistent growth and success. Find them at St. Michael’s Farmers Market and Clearfork Farmers Market. In summer, catch them at Tyler Farmers Market, Rose City Farmers Market, Frisco Farmers Market, Coppell Farmers Market, and McKinney Farmers Market. Don't miss out on these genuine East Texas peaches; one satisfied customer raves, "Beautiful, sweet, and juicy peaches – the REAL deal!"

(844) 893-7848

Yates Family Farms

Farm & Ranch in Longview -

The goal of Yates Family Farms, which is located in Longview, Texas, is to produce locally-raised, high-quality beef at an affordable price. They want premium beef affordable for the consumers here in the East Texas area. They operate using the farm-to-table approach; what you have in your kitchen and dining table is fresh from the farm. They have provided a price list for individual orders. There is also a separate price list for bulk orders. This means small, local businesses sourcing beef locally can still turn a profit if the beef they buy in bulk is affordable. This is also a great offer for families planning on cooking for a big group when there is a special occasion, like weddings, birthdays, or anniversary celebrations when guests come to visit, dine, and celebrate.

(903) 754-2088

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