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Eden East Farm

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 18.01 mi

The farm, formerly known as Springdale Farm, is currently owned and operated by Glenn and Paula Foore. However, Eden East, the restaurant situated on the farm, is now under the management of Chef Sonya Coté and David Barrow. Originally established by the Foores in 2009, Springdale Farm boasted a beloved vegetable stand that was a favorite among East Austin locals. In 2013, Sonya and David introduced a restaurant on the farm, taking the farm-to-table concept to new heights. In early 2018, the Foores decided to sell the farm to a developer, leaving Sonya and David as the sole proprietors. Despite these changes, Eden East has maintained its farm stand and restaurant operations. They have also continued the popular farm tours initiated by the Foores. Located a mere 3 miles from downtown Austin, the farm remains a highly sought-after destination. When asked about the farm and restaurant's future in light of the upcoming development, David's eyes gleam with anticipation, suggesting exciting times ahead.

(512) 428-6500

Lost Pines Yaupon Tea

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 18.06 mi

In 2015, Jason Ellis, Heidi Watcher, and John Sibold established Lost Pines Yaupon Tea out of their passion for its taste and benefits, while also seizing an ethical harvesting opportunity. In 2011, the Lost Pines area suffered a significant wildfire and historical human damage. This led to the creation of Lost Pines Habitat Conservation, aiming to restore the area for endangered toads, offering property tax breaks to participants. Collaborating with landowners, the trio began ethically harvesting yaupon trees, benefiting the environment, toads, owners, government, founders, and you. Experience a win-win story.

(512) 748-4546

Boggy Creek Farm

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 18.30 mi

Discover Boggy Creek Farm, a historic working farm in Austin, Texas. Owned by Carol Ann Sayle and late husband Larry Butler, the farm offers a unique glimpse into mid-19th century Austin. Experience their own harvested produce and goods from local farmers. Check their website for seasonal availability and a wide range of products. Enjoy vacation rentals and tours while adhering to their safety policies.

(512) 926-4650

Hausbar Farms

Farm & Ranch in Addison - 18.44 mi

The Hausbar Farms in Austin, Texas, is a sustainable urban farm since 2009. The farmhouse is a 5-star Green home. They have 30,000 gallons of rainwater, and they have the organic vegetable garden that they are using for their plants. They are selling vegetables and raising their meat and eggs. Aside from that, the farm has also chickens, donkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, and pet birds that you will see when you visit the farm. Furthermore, the farm is offering rental space for vacation, day camps, and workshops. A happy client says, “The Hausbar Farms is a wonderful place to stay! Everything is perfect! Also, the guests are free to roam the farm and visit with the ducks, roosters, rabbits, and donkeys.” To know more about Hausbar Farms, you can check their website and contact them. Have a pleasurable and relaxing weekend in the farmhouse!

Texas Quail Farm

Farm & Ranch in Duncanville - 18.69 mi

Texas Quail Farm is the largest and the only state-inspected quail processing plant in Texas. Texas Quail is a low-fat, low-sodium and healthy alternative to beef, pork and chicken. Their quail is also minimally processed and is all-natural. It does not contain any added hormones, antibiotics, artificial sweeteners, food colors, or flavorings. Also, not soaked or pumped with saltwater. Their Texas Prime Quail is even more prominent, more flavorful and juicy. The meat has a lighter color and a more appealing texture. Their "semi-boneless quail are great". It is also "SO delicious!" With "amazing customer service" too. You will "definitely will be buying more".

(512) 376-2072

Grass To Food Farm

Farm & Ranch in Elgin - 19.07 mi

Grass To Food Farm is a farm who lovingly cares for diary goats, miniature beef cattle, laying hens, and heritage pigs. There are no chemicals/hormones/antibiotics and only natural feed supplements year-round foraging on pasture. Pastured, Organic Eggs and Grass-Finished Beef are available as well as Raw Goat Milk. You can contact them and come take a farm tour and see how they incorporate the invasive mesquite tree for shade and food. They also host campers for an immersive farm experience under the clear night sky. "There are miniature cows on this farm. No, really." So, "when you pull up, make sure you pull the gate shut behind you so that you don’t let the animals out".

(512) 521-7929

Vital Farms

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 19.13 mi

A great source of delectable butter and eggs from pastured cows and chicken, Vital farms has been bringing ethically-produced food from farm to table since 2007. They go beyond free-range and cage-free chicken as they allow their chickens to live in pastures for their whole lives. They regularly rotate the chickens on different areas in the field to keep the grass supply fresh and clean. The farm is Certified Humane and Certified B-Corporation. Happy customers are willing to pay the price for such a quality product! "Pay a little bit more; Yes, but the eggs are delicious. Try to d a side by side taste test yourself at home, you’ll see."

(877) 455-3063

Rusty Star Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Dale - 19.36 mi

Rusty Star Ranch offers all-natural and sustainably-raised grass-fed beef, raw goat milk for pet food as well as goat milk soap and lotion. Their ground beef is "delicious". They also have a "great chèvre". The owner, Kellie Parker, also participates in livestock classes at ACC Elgin Campus." The Sustainable Livestock Management classes "covers the integration of livestock onto small-scale farms. Animals studied will include goats, hogs, sheep, poultry, and cattle". Check out the social media page for more updates.

(512) 537-3318

F-Stop Farms

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 19.44 mi

Ryan, the owner of F-Stop Farms, makes the best pickled-veggies and sells the best hot peppers in Texas. At least, that's what his customers tell when asked about F-stop Farms. "Get his pickles; his pickles are great! His veggies are pretty tasty too." Another reviewer commended Ryan's skills when it comes to gardening and cooking. "Extremely fresh veggies, amazing pickles, and great service. Ryan is always accommodating. He is also knowledgeable about growing vegetables in the garden and using them in dishes!"

Someone even said his peppers are the best hot peppers they've ever had in Texas. Ryan sells different varieties of peppers: ghost peppers, Japanese lemon, Anaheim, Thai bird, shishitos, and more. Aside from that, he makes fermented chili recipes. For Asians and Asian food lovers, he makes kimchi and sambal sometimes too! Okras, eggplants, onions, and melons are some of the farm's products that are not spicy.

(512) 800-3930

Dobbin-Kauv Garden Farm

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 19.94 mi

Dobbin-Kauv Garden farm is also known as Nancy Farm Fancy. As of this writing, this is the only black-owned farm within Austin’s city limits. Ms. Washington is a born and raised Austinite and a descendant of Black Freedman Farmers, whose agricultural traditions have been depended upon since the inception of Austin, Texas. On top of all that, she is a disabled combat veteran and mother of four, Tiffany prides herself on being a food justice warrior! All of her experiences has led her towards this point!

(512) 739-7435

Gray Gardens

Farm & Ranch in Buda - 20.04 mi

The Gray Family is the proud owner and manager of Gray Gardens, where they have passionately cultivated organic produce for their personal consumption for the past 18 years. Their dedication to supporting the community led them to contribute to the establishment of the Buda Farmers Market by offering their homegrown delights to the locals. As a result, they have become a reliable source of wholesome food for the community, nurturing a culture of healthy eating and sustainable agriculture. Expanding their outreach, Gray Gardens has initiated a successful CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program, serving more than forty families across Texas with freshly harvested, farm-to-table produce. In addition to their CSA, they also provide a fantastic work-trade opportunity, allowing individuals to exchange their labor on the farm for a share of the abundant vegetable harvest. Experience the goodness of Gray Gardens, where a family's passion for organic farming meets the heartwarming spirit of community support. Join us as we grow together, nourishing both body and soul. (Note: SEO optimization would require specific target keywords and phrases related to organic farming, CSA programs, and local produce, among others, to be inserted throughout the text.)

(512) 395-5775

Force of Nature Meats

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 20.25 mi

Force of Nature champions the principles and practices of regenerative agriculture while also being able to help in the need for the community to be supplied with ethically produced food. True to its name, Force of Nature utilizes the natural systems that are in place to produce high-quality meats from wild boar, bison, chicken, elk, cattle, venison, and pork. All of their livestock are raised with honor and source their feed from naturally occurring sources around the farm. This ensures that customers can expect flavorful, organic, and nutritious cuts of meat.

SHAMBA – Sustainable Homestead and Microclimate Based Agriculture

Farm & Ranch in Elgin - 21.01 mi

SHAMBA is an acronym for Sustainable Homestead and Microclimate Based Agriculture. The word “shamba” also happens to mean homestead in Swahili, and perfectly describes the scope of the farm: small and managed mostly by hand. Founded in 2016 by Sarah Graham, an educator, yoga teacher, herbalist, beekeeper, and gardening enthusiast. Camp Sunflower sessions are also available. A guesthouse, vintage camper, and primitive camping sites are also available which is convenient for farm stays. You may buy eggs, honey, herbal medicine and salves, and fresh herbs from them for your lovely home! You are sure to buy products grounded with clean, pure, and made with loving care for the land, animals, and most especially for you as a customer. SHAMBA has been featured on TRF's Kim's List. Read the blog entry on 6 Sustainable Farms in Elgin You Can Buy Organic Produce From

(512) 567-1410

Coyote Creek Farm

Farm & Ranch in Elgin - 21.33 mi

Jeremiah Cunningham, the owner of Coyote Creek Farm, founded the business in 1997. In 2007, they opened the first organic feed mill in Texas. It has helped farmers provide organic food to their animals while lowering the carbon footprint of farming. Their feed only uses certified organic ingredients approved by the USDA. Also, all grains they use are grown organically without herbicides, pesticides, and other chemicals. They offer feeds for turkeys, chickens, broilers, pigs, cattle, goat, sheep, and rabbits. Aside from feeds, the farm also offers grass-fed beef and pastured eggs. Want to try their products now? You can find them in retail stores and on Amazon.

(512) 285-2556

Outpost Family Farms

Farm & Ranch in McDade - 21.65 mi

Discover The Outpost Family Farms, your premier source for pasture-raised pork and free-range poultry. We proudly employ regenerative methods to nurture our land, ensuring the finest nutrients for our animals. Our journey began in the pastures of Austin, where we witnessed the remarkable superiority of our meat in flavor, texture, and color compared to grocery meat. This beef experience ignited our curiosity about regenerative agriculture, prompting us to dive deep into its practices. Today, we operate a thriving farm, dedicated to our passion for sustainable and superior quality meat. Join us on our journey of excellence and sustainability at The Outpost Family Farms!

(512) 576-0657

Boxcar Farm & Garden

Farm & Ranch in Evadale - 21.75 mi

A simple farm sitting in the beautiful Blackland Prarie in Maxwell, Boxcar Farm & Garden is a farm that's slowly restoring its beauty. The farmers Leah and Gabriel aims to restore the beauty and nutrition on the land. Therefore, they have added pigs, turkeys, and chickens at the farm to help them weed out and stomp on unwanted grass. At the same time, the animal manure adds moisture to the land by trapping rainwater as it pours. As a result, organic matter slowly comes back to the area as previous farmers have overgrazed the land and snatched it with nutrition. Support them by buying their poultry and livestock products today!

(713) 907-7869

Food For Thought Permaculture Garden

Farm & Ranch in Elgin - 21.77 mi

Food for Thought Permaculture Gardens is one of the many Texas enterprises that are helping locals re-discover their relationship with nature and their natural food source. Not only do they specialize in heirloom produce, but they also help others learn the ropes of cultivating their own food by offering workshops on gardening, natural building, and food preservation. They help build a community with a keen awareness to the value of fresh, local produce, and community-supported agriculture, which is a healthier and more sustainable option. They haven't updated their CSA page since February 10, 2014, contact them directly for more information.

(512) 365-4218

Dear Run Longhorns

Farm & Ranch in Buda - 21.79 mi

Meet Douglas and Cynthia Dear, proud owners of Dear Run Longhorns, passionate about breeding premium registered longhorns. They consider their longhorns part of the family, a therapeutic escape from daily stress. The Dears prioritize responsible land stewardship and humane longhorn care. Their longhorns are raised naturally, without antibiotics or steroids. Visit their various ranch locations by appointment. Reach out at (512) 848-9797 for inquiries. Experience natural, premium longhorn beef with Dear Run Longhorns.

(512) 848-9797

Urban Patchwork

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 22.07 mi

Urban Patchwork "provides fresh, affordable Food for Austin, one neighborhood at a time". Furthermore, this network believes that the community is the backbone of health, security, sustainability. It "helps neighbors turn unused yard space into farmland" to produce vegetables, fruit, nuts, and eggs. Additionally, they "offer start-up programs, nutritional workshops, and home food production". They also provide courses in "canning, fermentation, and job training and creation". In exchange for hosting farm plots, residents and businesses receive fresh vegetables. Urban Patchworks lets you hire personal gardeners, landscapers, and consultants for your residence or commercial project. Just visit their website to learn more about them.

(512) 662-1854

Deer Run Land and Cattle Co.

Farm & Ranch in Buda - 22.22 mi

Deer Run Land and Cattle Co. owner Douglas and Cynthia Dear are very passionate about raising premium Texas longhorns. They talk to experts. They associate themselves with fellow breeders and learn from them. They are meticulous and take good care of the cattle they own. All of these reflect the quality of what they sell. And even if the price tag of what they are selling is upwards of $100 (which is no joke considering the economy today), you can see that they still have customers who buy from them and supports them because they are very good at what they do and what they sell is top of the line.

(512) 848-9797