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Leaning Cedar Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Brenham - 22.37 mi

Leaning Cedar Ranch raises registered Dexter and Texon cattle and registered Dorper sheep. The cattle in Leaning Cedar Ranch are dual-purpose, providing milk and meat. If you are thinking of starting a farm or raising cattle of your own, Leaning Cedar Ranch can help you because this family farm specializes in raising and selling registered Dexter and Texon seed stock. They also sell pasture-raised, hormone-free, and antibiotic-free meats like beef and lamb. Leaning Cedar Ranch is located in Brenham, Texas.

(979) 337-3103

Stoneham Farms

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 24.69 mi

Stoneham Farms is a honey farm in Navasota, Texas. Their honey "is good". Even if you "bought" their "honey about 2 years ago, but hadn't eaten it plain out of the jar". You will still "say it is good". There is little information that you can find for this honey farm online but you can still give them a call if you are interested to buy their honey products.

(713) 501-7757

Angell’s Farmstead

Farm & Ranch in Shiro - 24.84 mi

Angell’s Farmstead & Apiary is a family farm that started out with a small garden in the backyard, and quickly realized they wanted to share their passion for local, clean, “garden-to-table food.” They practice “sustainable agriculture” by using only natural methods such as cover crops, mushroom compost, natural manure, crop rotation to maintain the health of their soil. Angell’s Farmstead & Apiary do not practice the use of chemical pesticides or fertilizers. They currently produces “fresh seasonal vegetables” on 10-acres and maintains eighteen honey bee hives. They harvest and bottle the “raw wonderful honey” themselves. They also have a flock of chickens at the farm and eventually plan to offer eggs as their flock grows.