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American Grass Fed Association (AGA)
American Pastured Poultry Producers (APPPA)
Buy Fresh, Buy Local
Chefs Collaborative
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Land Stewardship Project (LSP)
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El Coyote Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Sonora - 28.61 mi

El Coyote Ranch is located in Kingsville, Texas. The ranching history here began long before the early development of the state of Texas. The ranch land and the name El Coyote date back to the Mexican land grant of 1835. You can find quality breeds of cattle in this ranch which they also post online on their website and on their Facebook page. You will "love seeing" the photos of their cattle on the Facebook page. The "cattle look so majestic". Contact them if you are interested to buy. Also, "it was just as much fun to watch" every time they participate in a Summer Showdown Goat/Calf scramble.

(325) 387-2180

Shower Daily Ranch

Farm & Ranch in San Antonio - 73.49 mi

Shower Daily Ranch raises pigs outdoors, rotating them through various pastures so that they are free to do what pigs do, rooting in the dirt, laying in the sun and playing chase. During rotation into the next pasture, this is their opportunity to spread the free fertilizer the pigs left behind and clean up the rough spots thereby rebuilding the pasture for the next rotation. You can visit their place to purchase their products or you can also check out their website and buy online. It is a "beautiful peaceful place with happy chickens and pigs...what’s more to like? Their bacon!"

(361) 271-4243

Edelen Farms

Farm & Ranch in Alice - 80.41 mi

Edelen Farms is a quality provider of grass-fed beef, pastured poultry, free-range eggs and fresh home-grown vegetables. All products are assuredly chemical-free - raised without hormones, antibiotics nor pesticides. They are also never confined to a feedlot and are moved to fresh pasture daily. Their main technique is daily rotational grazing focusing on the herbivores natural characteristics of mobbing, moving, and mowing. You can order their products online on their website. You can also buy their products at the Grow Local Farmers' Market downtown Corpus.

(361) 227-0645

The 65 RANCH

Farm & Ranch in Falfurrias - 83.20 mi

Nestled in Falfurrias, Texas, the 65 Ranch stands as both a testament to heritage and a thriving agricultural cooperative. Spanning 65 acres, our ranch cultivates an array of crops, from fragrant herbs to flavorful tomatoes, including frozen varieties for convenience. The Martinez family, stewards of the land, extend a warm welcome, offering hay sales, lodging, event venues, hunting, and bird watching opportunities for visitors seeking an immersive experience.

(361) 701-8949

Lorberau Legacy Farms

Farm & Ranch in Alice - 86.84 mi

Lorberau Legacy Farms is a goat farm that is considered as The Home of Texas Nubians and LaManchas. The farm is located in Alice, Texas. Lorberau Legacy Farms takes its important role in the local goat industry seriously. They make sure to actively participate in the Dairy Herd Improvement Registry, which means the goat milk they harvest is constantly examined and analyzed for protein, butterfat, and somatic cell count. This way, the milk from the goats on this farm is entered into a database. They also undergo a linear appraisal. The evaluation of a trained appraiser helps the farm regarding future decisions on breeding selection. And it also allows the farmers to get to know their goats better.

(361) 701-4720

Cinco Frijoles Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Orange Grove - 87.56 mi

Cinco Frijoles Ranch, which is located in Orange Grove, Texas, has poultry, TAMUK rabbits, goats, mini donkeys, and pets. So if you want pets at home (rats, mice, and guinea pigs), they have these too. If you are interested in any of the animals, you can request a quote from them to give you an idea regarding the price. You can contact Cinco Frijoles Ranch and set up an appointment any day from Monday to Saturday so that you can pay them a visit and see the animals for yourself. You can see their living conditions and their overall state before making a purchase.

(903) 948-2120

MBM Farms

Farm & Ranch in Devine - 93.87 mi

MBM Farms is a mainstay in many Farmers' Markets. They provide seasonal vegetables straight from their farm. They pick their produce the day they bring it to the market! This guarantees that you'll get the freshest vegetables this side of Medina. They also have reservation and order forms on their Facebook page where locals can reserve and get their produce once they're ready for harvest.

(830) 334-7407

Gulf Grove Farm

Farm & Ranch in Tivoli - 94.29 mi

Gulf Grove Farm is a small farm specializing in homemade pickles, honey, jellies, and organic produce. For veggies, they sell arugula, radish, kale, Swiss chard, zucchinis, and peppers. On the other hand, they also sell Wild Mustang grape jelly and tomato habanero jelly. A happy customer said that the farmers are great people offering great products. On top of that, their staffs are knowledgeable and accommodating. Recently, they have made their very first candle, which is from the beeswax they have been taking care of on the farm. You can find them at Farmer’s Market Downtown in the Art Center

(361) 461-1064

Patty’s Herb

Farm & Ranch in Weston - 94.49 mi

Patty Johnson starts to take care of herbs and flowers in Pearsall, Texas, in 1981. She is the founder of Patty’s Herbs, which became the leading grower and supplier of fresh-cut culinary herbs in Texas. Years passed, Patty Herb’s becomes restaurant wholesaler and specialty herb farm suppliers with 26 varieties of fresh herb products packed in the USA! The food safety is essential to Patty’s Herbs; that is why their employees have training conducts at regular intervals, and they have annual food safety audits. One of their clients says, “I would recommend Patty's Herbs. It is such a cool recipe that I can't wait to try. It is so appealing.” Check their website for more information about Patty's Herbs!

(830) 334-3944

Split Horizon Ecostead

Farm & Ranch in Corpus Christi - 94.85 mi

Split Horizon Eco-Stead is an Eco-Stead ran by The Pafford Family. Everything that they sell is hand-made, home-grown, or promotes self-reliance and sustainability. "The spaghetti squash" that they have is "so good!" You will become "fans" if it is your "first time trying it". They also have zucchini, yellow, and pattypan squash. There is also a nice amount of cactus plus tons of okra red and green. They also have cucumbers, swiss chard, lettuce, and green tomatoes. You can just give them a call or text if you are planning to visit. Check out their Facebook page for any updates too.