Breeden Fresh Farms or BFF Agriculture is a Dallas based GO TEXAN, USDA Organic, hydroponic agribusiness. Having a USDA Organic certification, they grow their vegetables emphasizing the use of renewable resources to enhance environmental quality for future generations. It is "clean, safe procedures that ensures the freshness and quality of the lettuce on a day to day basis". They also have "superior product, grown the right way, with integrity and boosting the local economy!" They are also "creating jobs, supporting local farmers and other locally-owned entities as well". It's "high-end, quality lettuce and other produce". It also "tastes better!" "These guy’s and gal’s are doing it right!" It's "Texas Local organic and a super high level of food safety protocols and processes!"

Chris Nagelhout and his father Bob Nagelhout owns Crisp Farms which is an innovative, technology-driven farm located in Central Texas. They are passionate about providing clean, organic, and local produce while championing accessibility and affordability for all Texans. You can also avail their "beautiful Organic Green Butter Lettuce" which are available "at ALL Central Market locations statewide". Also, their products are "available at both Wheatsville Coop locations". Furthermore, "Wheatsville is one of Austin’s epicenters for healthy living and organic produce and it’s an honor to be on their shelves!" 

If you're looking for a great spot to spend the day in the fields and get educated about regenerative farming, Elder Hill Farms is a great spot in Driftwood, Texas. Get to know the practice of how nature and producers can work together to provide nutritious produce and healthy protein sources while taking care of nature. Also, sample their seasonal produce to get a feel for the fruits of the labor of regenerative agriculture.

Fare House Farms produces fresh, local greens using a vertical hydroponic approach they describe as a "smart, sustainable, and environmentally friendly hydroponic system." They also use advanced an lighting system to grow the best vegetables. It is easy to be convinced that the vegetables are very fresh and great tasting. Just look how vibrant they are! They set up shop in local and nearby locations like The Woodlands Farmers Market. They also visit the Sterling Ridge Village Artisans and Farmers Market. If you want to buy from them, there's your chance! Fare House Farms is in Conroe, Texas.

The Houston-based company Fresh Life Organic is a real success story because they were able to grow and expand their products and services. They are not just selling farm-fresh produce, but they are also offering consultancy, giving professional tips, and helping out other people in their pursuit of adopting an organic and sustainable approach to life. They are a success story because they were able to positively influence the lives of the people who depend on them. Lastly, they are a success story because the cornerstone of their approach to business is helping the people and helping the community. Great people, great produce, great outlook.

FreshWater Farms' vision is to provide chemical-free, highly nutritious produce and microgreens. They do this in an eco-conscience environment that leaves behind an almost non-existent footprint as we go. They have a "wonderful product" with "super cute packaging". Even also your "6- year old granddaughter" will also be able to "LOVED the veggies, especially the broccoli". It's truly a "great product!" "Wow! Just wow!" will be your final say. "These tiny bits of immense flavor are absolutely unbelievable!" Furthermore, from Broccoli to Wheatgrass, they have what you need to satisfy your culinary needs or help alleviate your ailments. They also have microgreens that also add intense flavors and colors to heighten the dining pleasures.

G&C Hydrofarms is a hydroponic greenhouse that produces a type of beefsteak tomatoes for local farmers markets and local businesses. You can come and visit their booth at Golden Spread Farmers Market. You can also find their booth at Canyon Farmers Market and at the Amarillo Community Center. Check out their Facebook page for their updated schedules on these local markets.

GreenMeta Microgreens provides fresh and nutrient-rich produce that's bound to elevate any dish for local restaurants, food joints, or home kitchens in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. All of their produce is grown-to-order at their grow area in The Colony, Texas. They have wide variety of fresh microgreens that can be used as a wonderful addition to any restaurant's dishes. Currently, they're growing purple radish, wasabi, Genovese basil, broccoli microgreens, China rose radish, wheatgrass, and cilantro microgreens. And, if you're interested in growing your own, they also have microgreen planting equipment for sale at their online shop.

H2Organics is an organic, aquaponic vegetable farm in The Woodlands, Texas. It offers Farm to Table Organic microgreens like cilantro, kohlrabi, purple basil, mustard, Daikon radish, arugula, and more. Oh, you're gonna "love" the "microgreens from this place!" They're so fresh and "delicious!" Even better, they also have a "Spicy Salad Mix" that makes "a fabulous addition to sandwiches in lieu of leaf lettuce." But of course, they're also perfect to be eaten as is. Nonetheless, these goodies are available for purchase at select farmers' markets. Or, you may order online and have it delivered right to your front door.

H2Ponics LLC specializes in hydroponically-grown produce. It is located in Amarillo, Texas. The husband and wife tandem of John and Evelyn Conner owns H2Ponics LLC. You can order these online: Wildfire Salad Kit with Arugula and Spinach Mix Salad Kit. Other choices are Red Russian Kale and Gourmet Lettuce Salad Mix with Arugula. They also have slicing tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, and cucumbers. For those who are thinking of buying from John and Evelyn, here is an assurance: they only use natural pest solutions! They also sell at the Golden Spread Farmers Market. This happens every Tuesday. Come as early as 7:00 AM because they always sell out fast.

The Hillside Cluckers also have vegetables aside from pastured chicken, whole, whole cut-up, pieces, carcass and feet. Their Veggies in the Burbs use hydroponic technology to grow their produce. "This place is wonderful". "The owners are so friendly and helpful". You will "love walking up to the market on Saturday and seeing their tomatoes, microgreens, and pasture-raised chickens". This is "exactly what" anybody "want from a Farmers Market". Check out their social media page for more updates. You can also buy their products online. They also participate in the "Bay Area Farmers Market" and "Deerbrook Mall Farmers Market" where you can buy "favorite veggies, eggs, and chicken products!"

Jeff's Aquaponics and Farm opened in November 2012. Since then, the small scale farm has improved through the different mishaps in aquaponics. Before beginning the farm, the owner had a complete hydroponic system. Unfortunately, the whole system was lost due to a hurricane in 2008. It was a blessing in disguise as it allowed the farmer to get rid of the mixing chemicals involved in hydroponics. Today, the farm produces pesticide-dree greens, lettuces, herbs, and veggies that they can offer fresh at the market. Moreover, the farm provides eggs from their happy chickens. Their chickens have lived in pastures for the rest of their lives.

Melissa and Mike Maynard started Mikey’s Hydroponic Lettuce in Hunt, Texas, in March of 2015. Mikey's Hydroponic Lettuce is a 6000 square foot greenhouse where it grows several varieties of arugula, kale, lettuce, and many other culinary herbs. If you're looking for high quality and delicious lettuces, herbs, and arugula, then Mikey’s Hydroponic Lettuce is a perfect one for you. One of their clients testifies, “The products of Mikey’s Hydroponic Lettuce is all-natural, fresh, healthy, and sustainable. It is way better than others!” They are selling their healthy products at The Market and Windmill Restaurant at Bridget’s Basket in Hunt, Texas. Also, in Fredericksburg Farmers, Old Ingram, Grocery Ingram every Thursday. You can also find them at Pearl Farmers Market in San Antonio Every Saturday and Sunday. Ch their website and other social media pages for more information about their farm!

Ogallala Greens, which is located in Slaton, Texas, grows flavorful and nutrition-packed leafy greens using hydroponic technology. Try the sample pack if you are just getting acquainted with greens. It has Romain, buttercrunch, Mizuna, Mustard Greens, Chinese Cabbage, and more. There is also The West Texas Salad Kit, which has three heads of Buttercrunch with three heads of Allstar Mix (either two heads of Baby Kale or two heads of Premium Blend). This is enough to make a Texas-sized salad for the whole family. For your convenience, you can order online through Ogallala Greens' official website.

Palo Blanco Farm and Ranch is a family-owned and run operation located in south Laredo. They are committed to bringing local, fresh, and organically grown farm-to-table specialty products to the community and providing healthy and sustainable food that you can feel good about! The Palo Blanco family believes in the power of food to bring people together, heal the earth, and save our world. To quote the owner of the ranch, "We love Laredo, the ranch, and food! - and want to share our passion and dedication to caring for the land and our community by providing local and healthy food options that are grown responsibly.  Farming and ranching are in our blood. We are blessed to have grown up on the ranch that has been in our family for over 160+ years! Our family is bringing new and innovative methods of production and products that not only benefit our family, but the environment and our community. We want to share the beauty and bounty of our ranch with Laredo through our high quality farm-to-table specialty products."   They have big plans for the future like adding mushrooms and honey to their ever growing list of products! They also plan to offer educational workshops to teach locals on how to grow their own food and birding tours as well! The currently do not have any livestock on the property but they do have some of the most beautiful birds you can see as they're located in the "birdiest corridor in North America!"    

PP Farming Co. is one of the regulars in the local farmers market. The fresh produce they sell there are harvested from the farm, all bounty of the land. They often bring different vegetables - including those big, green leafy vegetables that will surely catch your attention. They also sell tomatoes, root crops, eggs, ground meat (lamb and goat), and many more.

The Pruitt's produce is a "local organic farm in Kirbyville, Texas". Gary and Robin Pruitt run and operate it. Also, the farm uses "Aquaponic and traditional farming methods". They have been producing fresh organic veggies for quite long. Most of the time, people visit the farm during the fall season. Because of their "healthy and high-quality products", they are getting good feedback and reviews from their clients. Moreover, their "lettuce is their best selling product" because of its "exquisite and exceptional quality". You can visit their farm and check their Facebook page at Pruitt's Produce and website for more information.

RST Bioscience describes itself as an innovative agriculture consultant, offering services and partnerships. They offer diverse and wide-ranging services from agriculture consulting to sustainable farm conversion and land conservation planning, and more. They also offer a program that is an innovative educational curriculum. The focus of this program is to teach young students and stimulating their sense of wonder about the natural world. Right now, they have existing partnerships with many different farms and gardens in different locations in the US. RST Bioscience is located in Houston, Texas.

Sustainable Harvesters has a "state of the art facility with state of the art management". It is a "well-maintained farm, very educational and the team of guys" are "very informative". Their system also produces "beautiful lettuces and a TON of variety" and "cultivated with care as well". You can also have "an informative educational field lesson" with them about Aquaponic classes. Aquaponics combine Aquaculture (raising fish in a controlled environment) and Hydroponics (growing plants in a soilless environment). You should "check these guys out" by visiting them at the Memorial Villages Farmers Market or at the Urban Harvest Saturday Farmers Market.