Local Family Farms & Ranches in Red River County, TX (5)

Brushy Creek Farm produces fruits and vegetables in their small family farm in Montague County. They have been in the industry for 30 years and have been practicing sustainable growing methods such as using beneficial insects, row covers, handpicking of harmful insects, compost, cover crops, and organic fertilizers.  Brushy Creek Farm also has over 500 pecan trees which they've grown on "some of the most fertile Red River Valley in Texas."    

Their name  says a lot about them! Guaranteed to bring a measure of "eggcitement" to every box of eggs  with a variety of pastel colors in each box!  You  may get blue, green, and even pink eggs! These pastured  eggs are from different breeds of  chickens that are raised on pasture, free to eat insects, grass, and  whatever they  want, just like nature intended. Their chickens are also supplemented with organic whole grains that are corn and soy free, which brings out the amazing flavors in  their eggs!   Please call or text 903-277-9306 to schedule an on farm pick up and you can also find  them at  the Dallas Farmers Market and Central Market Dallas during market days.

In Bogata, you can find Floating O Farms that is the first commercial and organic elderberry farm in Texas. Since April 1, 2015, Jason & Dani Morris has been running and operating the farm. Their elderberries have Vitamins A, B and C, iron, potassium, and antioxidants. Moreover, they practice sustainable farming methods for the cultivation and growth of their produce. Their goal is to offer local organic nutraceuticals fresh from their farm for your health supplement needs. Also, they are happy to share their knowledge in the expansion of elderberry alongside other farmers, cooperatives, and manufacturers. A satisfied customer said, "High-quality elderberry wellness syrup! They won't disappoint."

GlenHaven Farm in Avery is a small family farm. They are growing eggs, chicken (whole and parts), pork, and beef. They produce all of their products using sustainable methods. Furthermore, their on-site farm store, Eggcetera, offers various handmade items. These products include organic skincare or beauty products, farm decor, fruit preserves, and pickles. Check out their site as there are new things added regularly. Additionally, they use their ranch as a vehicle of ministry where at-risk youth turn into farm ninjas. Farm tours are available by appointment, and a pint of fresh Jersey milk awaits after.

You can "get your big max pumpkins at Pullen Produce 8203, West 19th". There are also Watermelon, pumpkins, okra, tomatoes, jujubes and more. They also offer "peaches peach honey, habanero peach sauce, squash, peas, lemon cucumbers, green tomatoes, and pinto beans". They also have a large selection of pumpkins. They also grow a large crop of plums and blackberries. They usually sell at Lubbock downtown farmers and they also sell sometimes at Friendship Willow Bend School. You can see their farm produce on their Facebook page. You can contact them directly or send a direct message at their social media page.