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Lindsey Farms

Farm & Ranch in Bullard - 12.02 mi

Lindsey Farms offers hand-cut steaks that are aged to their specifications. USDA prime and choice are available. They have a ribeye, NY strip, center cut, top, sirloin parts. There is also in stock marinated beef and chicken fajitas, pork chops, turkey and shrimp. "Bone-in pork chops are delish". You "will order again" for sure. So, "if you are ever in the area you need to check it out!" Email or give them a call to place an order today. Check out their social media page also for more updates about their farm.

(903) 316-7025

Hood Family Farms

Farm & Ranch in Bullard - 12.02 mi

Hood Family Farms mainly provides humanely harvested and “great pasture-raised eggs,” poultry, grass-fed beef, and lamb while focusing on regenerative farming and permaculture. It is indeed “an amazing place! It’s wonderful to see the animals so cared for.” But why pasture-raised? Pasture-raised eggs, especially when it’s chemical-free, pesticide-free, and herbicide-free, is a healthier and tastier option for everyone. It’s lower in saturated fat and higher in omega 3’s and vitamin A. Plus when you add to it the superior flavor that comes from the chickens enjoying their days as nature intended, it’s really the smartest choice to make. They also sell jams and pickles that are made in small batches along with their homemade baked goods such as bread, coffee cakes, jam bars, and muffins. The combination of their “bread and jams are delicious,” and their “GF blueberry coffeecakes” can be “thoroughly enjoyed with coffee” on any given day.

(903) 570-3729

Sugar Creek Honey

Farm & Ranch in Flint - 13.70 mi

Sugar Creek Honey produces and sells local honey and honey products. They have chunk honey sold, but this is sold in limited quantities. They also have lip balm, cuticle cream, and body butter. This locally-owned and operated apiary adheres to natural beekeeping practices. They have never utilized any type or kind of chemical for pest or disease control. Sugar Creek Honey maintains beehives in Smith County, and they sell their products through local markets like Our Little Corner Antiques and Collectibles and Light Your Fire, and Rose City Farmers Market. Sugar Creek Honey is located in Flint, Texas.

(281) 451-6069

Preacher’s End Farm

Farm & Ranch in Jacksonville - 14.86 mi

Preacher's End Farm specializes in salad greens, cooking greens, and root vegetables in cool weather and heirloom tomatoes, sweet peppers, cucumbers, okra, and eggplant in summer. Also, from October to May, they make some of their produce into deliciously composed salads with freshly-made dressings. They then sell them through a subscription format. And, they have an "excellent salad subscription". They also make crates and craft boards from scrap pallet wood and also, sharpen kitchen knives. They also make soap and occasionally do some canning.

(903) 795-3430

Poppa Skinny’s Farm

Farm & Ranch in Jacksonville - 15.69 mi

Established in 1904, Poppa Skinny's Farm, originally John Acker's wedding dowry, carries on his legacy of sustainable farming. Today, his descendants employ a blend of traditional and modern techniques to nurture healthy soil and grow happy, nutritious food. With a focus on chicken, hogs, cattle, goats, and seasonal produce, they offer heirloom vegetables, raw goat milk, and cheese. Explore their acclaimed pastured pork, beef, chicken, and eggs. Join us in celebrating a century of sustainable farming excellence.

(903) 363-2844

Lone Star Sustainable Farm

Farm & Ranch in Warren - 17.07 mi

This farm has natural, rotational pasture-raised pork and chicken. No soy, no GMO, no vaccines, no antibiotics, no chemicals are used in raising their animals. They have "sweet pork that tastes every bit as good as it looks". And they also have "a mighty fine cured ham steak" with "no overt saltiness either". You "will definitely be back for more". "The chicken breasts and tenders are unbelievable, so juicy" too. Also, the pork chop is "absolutely delicious" too. It has "dynamic full flavor, tender, juicy, and raised with love". You can also buy them at the Beaumont Farmers Market. Their breakfast sausage and ground pork are "really great too".

(903) 263-9150

Cut Beef

Farm & Ranch in Tyler - 19.68 mi

The Cut Beef in Tyler, Texas, provides natural, grass-fed, and grain-finished beef. Their cattle are born and raised in their ranches. Their animals are free from hormones, antibiotics, pesticides because they use proprietary Gourmet Grain to finish their beef and vacuum seal for freshness. The farm offers, Cutlets, Ground Beef, Fajita Meat, Hamburger Patties, Roast, Steaks since 2014. One of their clients says, “The Cut Beef has great service, friendly staff, and they are very accommodating. And the most important they have great beef. Everyone at the Harvest House and Harvest Now ministries have awesome meal experience great service in Cut Beef!” The Cut Beef takes pride in how beef for their customers is raise. It is a USDA inspected! Furthermore, they graze the pastures, and feed their hay, and finish their cattle on our Proprietary Grain. Visit their website for more information!

(903) 405-7400

Collum Tudor Farms

Farm & Ranch in Tyler - 22.00 mi

Collum Tudor Farms, which is located in Tyler, Texas, raises livestock. They also make and sell baked goods. Every member of the family is hands-on when it comes to taking care of the farm, the plants, and the animals here. The same goes for baking, and they've made zucchini bread, gingerbread loaves, and cookies. You may see them in local pop-ups, farmers' markets, or local events like the Arp Strawberry Festival. They make sure to sell to neighbors and residents of the community what they harvest, like cream peas, purple hull peas, and green beans. They've sold live chickens too! If you visit the farm, you'll see lots of chicks in coops.

(903) 426-2461

Pierce’s Chapel Produce

Farm & Ranch in Palestine - 22.80 mi

Pierce's Chapel Produce aims to provide "the absolute BEST quality produce available." They specialize in growing and selling vine ripe tomatoes and sweet juicy peaches. But they do have a great line up of fruits and vegetables that are all of farm-fresh quality! Strawberries, cherries, cantaloupes, shelled peas, peppers, okra, squash, as well as honey and fruit syrups, jams, jellies, salsa, and a whole lot more! Expect "a great selection with good prices" making it "worth the drive to find fruits and vegetables grown the right way from Texas soil."

J1 Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Athens - 23.28 mi

The J1 Ranch has been producing grass-fed beef and cattle since 2006. They do not use any antibiotics or any hormones on all of their products. If any cattle needs any antibiotics, they are sold on the commodity market and are not sold directly by the ranch to their customers. They raise mostly Angus, and they use Red Angus or Hereford bulls. Replacement heifers are selected from their own herd and are bred to low birthweight bulls. They carefully select their cattle to ensure superior genetics. They also supply to meat processors within 100 miles of their ranch.

(903) 338-2064

Good Roots Garden

Farm & Ranch in Rusk - 24.85 mi

In about 10 miles Southwest of Rusk, you can find Good Roots Garden. It is a locally-owned farm serving East Texas with high-quality produce since 2010. Moreover, they follow the National Organic Program guidelines, growing nutrient-dense food using ecological farming practices. The owners, Larry and Jerri Berry, both manage the small ranch and grow seasonal vegetables, herbs, fruits, and flowers without harmful materials such as synthetic chemical fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, or transgenic seeds (GMOs). Besides, they have been doing land farming for over 150 years. With their advocacy, they believe that nourishing the soil and land means taking care of ourselves. Update: They are not currently offering CSA or Produce for the public. Check back in the future for more updates.