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Oliver Pecan Co

Farm & Ranch in San Saba - 16.58 mi

The Oliver Pecan Company, founded in 1970, is a family-owned company in San Saba, Texas. The farm has "40,000 pecan trees and offers fresh new crop pecans". They are one of the few pecan companies that grow, harvest, process, and make pecan products. Also, they operate their pecan shelling plant, candy factory, retail stores, mail order, and even wholesale and fundraising. The farm is selling "Chocolate Pecans, Pecan Pies, Pecan Honey Butters, and Pecan Pie in a Jar, Pecan Oils Chocolate Caramel Armadillos, Snacks, Trail Mixes, Gift Tins, Jams, and Jellies". Moreover, tours of their plants are available during fall and winter. Call Shawn Oliver at (800) 657-9291 for inquiries and have an appointment for plant tours.

(800) 657-9291

King’s Crossing Farm

Farm & Ranch in San Saba - 19.76 mi

In San Saba, John and Jimma Byrd own and manage King's Crossing Farm, a 110-acre organic pecan orchard. Moreover, they are certified organic for 12 years, and they currently have 800 pecan trees while maintaining their license. They have their USDA Certified Organic by the Texas Department of Agriculture. Other than pecans, they are selling some organic veggies such as tomatoes, melons, peppers, herbs, squash, potatoes beans, garlic, and onions. Also, aside from studying on their own, the owners learned their farming methods from organic farming conferences. They also read the Acres U.S.A. magazine and associate with other eco-farmers for their advice. Contact Jimma and John Byrd for more information.

(372) 372-7615

Winters Family Beef

Farm & Ranch in Brady - 23.68 mi

Amy Greer, a 6th generation farmer at Winters Family Beef, along with her husband George, embraced a new path in 2018. They started raising Wagyu and Angus beef with utmost care, producing wholesome ranch-raised free-choice fed beef of steakhouse quality. Dry-aged for 30 days, their meat boasts a deeper flavor and unrivaled tenderness compared to the standard 14-day aging. Visit them at Lakeline and Mueller Texas Farmers Market, nestled just four miles southwest of Brady in the stunning Western Hill Country. Customers appreciate having a local farmer offering organic, grass-fed Wagyu beef blends at an affordable price. Taste the difference today!

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Texas Food Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Duncanville - 23.91 mi

The Texas Food Ranch in Fredonia, Texas, is an organic farm of fruits and vegetables. Their goal is to produce tasty and fresh vegetables and fruits for everyone. Texas Food Ranch already has 98 years of experience in traditional farming practices and organic principles. As the farm grows and keeps improving every day, the owners share their expertise on their official website. Moreover, they want to connect with people. They also want to educate people about organic food and farming. To know more about Texas Food Ranch, you can visit their website! Don’t miss the opportunity to experience organic food and vegetables from Texas Food Ranch! Call them for inquiries!

McClatchy Ranch

Farm & Ranch in Bangs - 24.25 mi

The McClatchy family has been Hereford breeders for three generations and have won awards for the high quality of their registered breeding stock. Every cow dreams of life on the McClatchy Ranch and a few special ones have enjoyed this idyllic setting for generations. It begins with the right genetics, add grass and tender loving care. Their cattle have been tested and shown to have high levels of the tenderness genes and sonogram muscle density tests have shown their entire herd to be tender. Their cowboys have been trained in gentle handling techniques to assure that the herd stays placid and content. Their cattle are not your ordinary commercial herd, they're something special and almost pampered but still hardy enough to thrive in the ever-changing heart of Texas environment. No grain. No feedlot. No antibiotics. No added hormones. No pesticides.