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Ten Mile Farm

Farm & Ranch in Lancaster - 1.00 mi

Ten Mile Farm is a small, family-owned farm located just outside the city limits of Lancaster, Texas. Producing "breed Barred Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Silver-Laced Wyandottes, and Easter Eggers". They also breed "Nigerian Dwarf goats" and offer kids for adoption into good homes every year. This goat generally has a charming disposition, are much smaller than standard breeds, and thus make excellent pets. They also "produce delicious and healthy milk". It can be drunk raw and "use it to make unbelievably good homemade ice cream". For their chickens, they allow them to range freely. They feed them with premium, all-natural feed. Researchers say that this healthy diet helps "produce eggs that are lower in cholesterol".

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Savvy Organics Farm

Farm & Ranch in Red Oak - 3.18 mi

Located at 155 Tom Driver Road in Red Oak, Texas, Savvy Organics Farm offers organic produce, honey, and pasture-raised eggs since October 15, 2018. We specialize in organic gardening, heirloom vegetables, permaculture, and small-scale farming, promoting healthy foods and natural products. Whether you prefer our green stand, pick your own, farmers' markets, online store, or a combination, we're dedicated to serving our community. Contact David Selman for a tour and join our satisfied customers who rave about our great-tasting, safe-to-eat products for home gardening.

(469) 644-8821

Berkshire Farms Dallas

Farm & Ranch in Wilmer - 6.42 mi

Satisfy your pork cravings with the best at Berkshire Farms Dallas. We specialize in producing top-quality Bratwurst, bacon, boudin, and breakfast sausage that will leave your taste buds wanting more. From delectable cuts of pork to whole hogs for your special occasions, we have you covered. At our farm, we prioritize the well-being of our Berkshire hogs, providing them with ample space to graze on nutrient-rich grass and enjoy fresh water. This dedication to creating the perfect environment allows our hogs to develop a supreme taste and unmatched quality. What truly sets us apart is our secret marinade, enhancing the flavors of our gourmet pork goodies. With a wide variety of products to choose from, it's no wonder that every item we sell becomes a crowd favorite. Don't miss out—visit us on Groupon to place your order and experience the ultimate pork experience at Berkshire Farms Dallas.

(214) 469-6148

Mars Hill Farm

Farm & Ranch in Ferris - 6.95 mi

In 2015, Trevor and Julie Farr established Mars Hill Farm as a refuge for practicing skills, while Kendall and Jonathan Herb managed operations. Julia and Blake Schwarz joined in 2018, united by common goals. The farm offers flowers, produce, and meat, including dahlias, anemones, and gladiolus. Enjoy flower delivery and cut-your-own services. Adapting to Ferris' changing climate, they cultivate peppers, tomatoes, corn, squash, okra, and pumpkins. Mars Hill Farm also raises Belted Galloways and Longhorns, ensuring excellent marbling and low-fat meat.

(972) 503-9375

We Over Me Farm

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 7.51 mi

We Over Me Farm started out as the initiative of Paul Quinn College when they converted its football field into a farm. This farm is used to provide "learning tool" for their students, of which 15% of their produce is donated. This project has two goals. First is "to transform the health and well-being of under-resourced communities in Southern Dalls by providing fresh, health, affordable food options." Their other goal is to educate and empower future generations "to take better care of themselves, their environments, and their communities." Some of their produce include shoots, microgreens, herbs, garlic, onions, leeks, radishes, turnips, carrots, tomatoes, peppers, and okra.

(214) 379-5457

Urban Dallas Farm and Rabbitry

Farm & Ranch in Fredericksburg - 7.54 mi

Urban Dallas Farm and Rabbitry is an urban farm/community garden in Dallas that practices vermiculture. Aside from rabbits (as stated in their name) they also raise chickens, ducks, quails, and a variety of vegetables! If you're in the big city and you want to try your hand at growing your own veggies (with a little bit of help of course) then reach out to them and reserve a garden plot today! They also plan to hold classes on how to start your own garden so check out their social media page today!

Earth Healthy

Farm & Ranch in Desoto - 7.74 mi

Earth Healthy is a family farm in Desoto, Texas that promotes urban farming and gardening. Ensuring access to fresh and healthy food in a sustainable environment. They have a multi-greenhouse complex, committed to the concept of growing organically close to home. They also grow their own soil through a composting and vermiculture process. The owners believe in Will Allen's Growing Power concept. This concept makes them a part of ''the Good Food Revolution that changes how we grow, distributes and eats food so that the process is healthier for the people and the planet". Their two-acre farm consists of 4 hoop houses with one aquaculture system.

(469) 576-0987

Rusty Mill Farm

Farm & Ranch in Waxahachie - 8.70 mi

Owned by Jerry Pritchett, this farm offers free-range chickens and sell eggs. He grinds his own chicken feed with a special recipe that was developed over the years so the chickens eat the best feed possible. He also has a large garden to grow vegetables using organic methods. Vegetables are for sale in season and what is currently available is posted on his Facebook page. There are also Boer goats and Barbados Blackbelly sheep (polled). Any sheep or goats for sale are usually posted on his social media page. Also, farm tours are available by appointment and are free of charge. Shoe covers are available and required if you have recently been in contact with your own or another farm.

(214) 980-3137

Hillbilly Nutrition

Farm & Ranch in Waxahachie - 9.43 mi

Hillbilly Nutrition in Waxahachie, Texas, operates a pasture-to-plate farm. They raise heritage Red Wattle pork, pastured eggs, and grass-fed, grass-finished beef from their sister farm in Freestone County. Animals are ethically raised, free from hormones, antibiotics, and vaccines, while pastures remain GMO, pesticide, and herbicide-free. Founded in 2012, by local food enthusiasts, their redefined vision prioritizes health and wellness, sourcing local, farm-fresh food. With Nutrition certifications and a commitment to sustainability, they nurture nutrient-dense meats. Experience the transparency of farm-to-table, a journey they share with you.

(214) 325-7620

Hidden Honey Farm

Farm & Ranch in Waxahachie - 9.81 mi

Tim and Dixie Norwood are the heart of Hidden Honey Farm. Since 2010, they've transformed their 10-acre haven, expertly relocating unwanted bees and nurturing them on their beautiful property. With over 54 beehives, they yield exquisite honey. Amidst beekeeping, they cultivate heirloom tomatoes, melons, squash, peppers, and strawberries, while offering chicken and duck eggs. Homemade delicacies like apple butter, peach ice cream, and pumpkin ice cream enrich their offerings. Savor the goodness of fresh produce, eggs, and honey, a sentiment echoed by a delighted customer.

(817) 296-7003

Bonton Farms

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 11.36 mi

Situated south of Dallas, Bonton Farms encompasses 40 acres of fertile land. Their diverse offerings include goats, beehives, and free-range chickens, providing a bountiful supply of milk, honey, and fresh eggs. Committed to community well-being, the farm not only provides nutritious food but also offers essential services such as health guidance, nutritional counseling, and engaging cooking classes. To foster connections between Bonton and Dallas communities, Bonton Farms has recently launched the vibrant Bonton Market. This welcoming space serves as a hub where people can dine, converse, and shop, fostering community bonds. If you're passionate about supporting this cause, you can visit the market in person or explore the range of merchandise available on their website. Join the movement and make a difference through Bonton Farms.

(972) 982-2245

Eden’s Organic Garden Center and CSA Farm

Farm & Ranch in Balch Springs - 12.98 mi

Discover Eden’s Organic Garden Center and CSA Farm, founded by Marie Tedei. Experience a small neighborhood farmers’ market every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Saturday from April to December. They exclusively sell sustainably grown produce, meats, eggs, and more. Join educational farm tours to learn about sustainable farming, gardening, and food preparation. Visit Eden’s for a slice of Paradise.

(214) 348-3336

Escape Acres Funny Farm

Farm & Ranch in Port Aransas - 13.50 mi

Escape Acres Funny Farm is a family farm is located 32 miles southeast from downtown Dallas, Texas. They do gardening in raised beds because they "are getting old... LOL & thought it would be easier" on their backs. They also raise poultry and eggs. She also has a cat named "Sissy" who thinks she hatched the eggs of her chickens or so she thinks. If you are interested in purchasing any poultry, you may contact the owner Lisa Horton McCullough for details.

(469) 216-6230

Restorative Farms

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 13.55 mi

Restorative Farms aims to "foster a vibrant and viable community-based urban farm system in South Dallas". The people that created Restorative Farms believes that this can help the people and the community, especially those who need fresh food and employment or livelihood. They already have completed several projects. Right now, they are selling GroBox, a starter kit for those who want to try their hand in growing vegetables. It comes with instructions and it is very easy to use. They all sell starter plants. You get to pick which plant you want to grow. Restorative Farms is located in Dallas, Texas.

Big Tex Urban Farms

Farm & Ranch in Addison - 14.12 mi

Big Tex Urban Farms is proof that initiatives meant to help the people and the community are always a great idea. Big Tex Urban Farms is an urban agriculture project located at the State Fair of Texas Midway in Fair Park. This project started in 2016. In 2020, Big Tex Urban Farms harvested and donated more than 26,000 pounds of food. This is equivalent to 295,000 servings of fresh produce. Nine organizations in the Fair Park and South Dallas communities benefited from the donations made by Big Tex Urban Farms. These organizations work to fight hunger and food insecurity in Texas.

Rubio’s Produce at Dallas Sweet Harvest

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 14.33 mi

Rubio's Produce at Dallas Sweet Harvest gives the community the chance to stock up "weekly for fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts & local honey." Offering "great food, great deals," they are "MORE than generous" and "always have great prices." Some of their items for sale include apples, mangoes, watermelons, tomatoes, peaches, juices and even plants!

(214) 283-9801

Thompson Produce

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 14.40 mi

Thompson Produce has "the best dried fruits, nuts and honey". Their "Amaretto, Cinnamon and piña colada" can become a "favorite" among all their "flavored pecans". With an "awesome customer service", you will find them selling at the "Dallas Farmer's Market". Specializing in Pecans, they have fresh shelled and in-shell nuts. They also offer homestyle jams and relishes as well as dried fruits and nut mixes and local honey too. They have been selling for over 50 years at the Dallas Farmer's Market.

(214) 741-4286

Ross’ Rowdy Bees

Farm & Ranch in Addison - 14.42 mi

Ross’ Rowdy Bees, which is located in Addison, Texas, is a family business specializing in local Texas honey. They also sell all-natural beeswax products. And if you want a beehive relocated but are afraid to do it yourself, you can contact Ross’ Rowdy Bees. They will send specialists who can get the job done with no injuries to people or bees. You can also count on them to help you with any needs or concerns regarding hive management or if you need beekeeping courses. If you want to start your own bee colony by purchasing a 5-frame Nuc (an established bee colony) or a 10-frame singles (which includes the brood, a queen bee, and bees in a single deep 10 frame).

(469) 491-9410

F.A.R.M. Urban Park

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 14.52 mi

F.A.R.M. Urban Park is a 501c3 veterans organization that assists veterans in finding opportunities in agriculture. F.A.R.M. Urban Park is located in Dallas, Texas. The acronym explains what they do: Farmers Assisting Returning Military. We've all heard of stories about how difficult it is for soldiers returning from overseas deployment. Many of them find a hard time fitting in. They have a hard time adjusting to civilian life. Many of them have problems like PTSD. Introducing them to farming helps them in many ways. It is therapeutic. It also gives them a sense of purpose and belonging. Lastly, it gives them an opportunity for a new livelihood and source of income.

(469) 569-9961

Deep Ellum Urban Gardens

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 14.68 mi

Deep Ellum Urban Gardens, in Dallas, Texas, is a community garden in Deep Ellum. This is a project of the Deep Ellum Community Association. The people behind Deep Ellum Urban Gardens wanted to provide opportunities for people to grow food for themselves. Growing gives them the opportunity to be active and avoid a sedentary lifestyle. Another benefit from this is allowing the people to get to know each other. So far, they have grown peppers, tomatoes, basil, and eggplants. It is a common sight to see gardeners and volunteers tending to the garden, especially on a beautiful, sunny day.