Local Family Farms & Ranches in Dallam County, TX (4)

Harold Koehn Grass Fed Beef thrives under the stewardship of Harold Koehn, situated near the New Mexico/Texas border. With roots dating back to 1996, the farm formally established in 2009 champions organic and sustainable practices. Home to Red Angus and Devon cross line, their beef is carefully harvested within 22-26 months at a USDA facility in Texas, earning the prestigious USDA Choice grade. Beyond exceptional beef, the farm offers innovative cow-pooling options, enabling 2-3 families to collectively partake in the harvest of a live cow. From succulent steaks to savory roasts, Harold's offerings epitomize quality. Connect with Harold today to explore purchasing or cow-pooling opportunities.

Jordan Pool Farms is a 3rd Generation Texas Family Farm. Their aim is to grow the best quality organic and conventional row crops available. With many years of history with the Texas Department of Agriculture, the integrity of their organic crops means everything to them. Check out their website for their business schedule. You can also check out their social media page for more updates. "Love what you guys are doing! Keep up the great work!" That's according to one customer.

Ribbonwire Ranch offers beef that is certified 100% organic grass-fed grain-finished for better flavor and consistency. The ranch is located in Dalhart, Texas. Ribbonwire Ranch practices organic farming operations and responsible ranching. They make sure the cattle are growing in low-stress pastures. For your convenience, they will make sure to deliver your order of beef - beef for grilling, beef for slow cooking, ground beef, ribs, roast, steak - directly to your doorstep. Check out their bundle offers and what's on sale too, to maximize your purchase.

Talltex Beef is a work-in-progress holistic, Farm and Ranch. They have no-tilled lands for 16 years, sold beef for 14 years and 10 years ago switched to Grass-fed. 6 years ago they changed bulls to Waygu/Akushi keeping with the “Tender and Good for the Heart” theme. The challenge for them is to begin Adaptive Grazing, which will have them rerouting water tanks. They have added Ramboullet sheep and have tasty lamb to offer.