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Full Spectrum Microgreens

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 17.64 mi

Looking for fresh microgreens? Discover Full Spectrum Micro Greens, a family-owned business in Dallas, Texas. Mother-son duo, Sandra and Matthew Freeman, work tirelessly to provide nutritious wheatgrass, edible flowers, and a variety of microgreens including basil, broccoli, kale, and more. With a commitment to quality, they use organic seeds, nutrients, and reverse osmosis water for maximum health benefits. Explore their diverse selection today.

(469) 381-4835

Sun E Farm

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 17.64 mi

Sun E Farm boasts twelve pepper varieties, nine types of tomatoes, and ten basil varieties. For fresh veggies and herbs like marjoram, shingiku, salad burnet, and parsley, we've got you covered. Our farm thrives on community volunteer gardening, fostering knowledge and expertise. We also cultivate stunning flowers. Support low-income refugees by purchasing our gardening products. Get fresh, quality food from exceptional plants for a noble cause. Find us on Miller Road!

Deep Ellum Urban Gardens

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 17.87 mi

Deep Ellum Urban Gardens, in Dallas, Texas, is a community garden in Deep Ellum. This is a project of the Deep Ellum Community Association. The people behind Deep Ellum Urban Gardens wanted to provide opportunities for people to grow food for themselves. Growing gives them the opportunity to be active and avoid a sedentary lifestyle. Another benefit from this is allowing the people to get to know each other. So far, they have grown peppers, tomatoes, basil, and eggplants. It is a common sight to see gardeners and volunteers tending to the garden, especially on a beautiful, sunny day.

Thompson Produce

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 17.93 mi

Thompson Produce has "the best dried fruits, nuts and honey". Their "Amaretto, Cinnamon and piña colada" can become a "favorite" among all their "flavored pecans". With an "awesome customer service", you will find them selling at the "Dallas Farmer's Market". Specializing in Pecans, they have fresh shelled and in-shell nuts. They also offer homestyle jams and relishes as well as dried fruits and nut mixes and local honey too. They have been selling for over 50 years at the Dallas Farmer's Market.

(214) 741-4286

Rubio’s Produce at Dallas Sweet Harvest

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 17.96 mi

Rubio's Produce at Dallas Sweet Harvest gives the community the chance to stock up "weekly for fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts & local honey." Offering "great food, great deals," they are "MORE than generous" and "always have great prices." Some of their items for sale include apples, mangoes, watermelons, tomatoes, peaches, juices and even plants!

(214) 283-9801

F.A.R.M. Urban Park

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 18.04 mi

F.A.R.M. Urban Park is a 501c3 veterans organization that assists veterans in finding opportunities in agriculture. F.A.R.M. Urban Park is located in Dallas, Texas. The acronym explains what they do: Farmers Assisting Returning Military. We've all heard of stories about how difficult it is for soldiers returning from overseas deployment. Many of them find a hard time fitting in. They have a hard time adjusting to civilian life. Many of them have problems like PTSD. Introducing them to farming helps them in many ways. It is therapeutic. It also gives them a sense of purpose and belonging. Lastly, it gives them an opportunity for a new livelihood and source of income.

(469) 569-9961

Bucking Goat Farm

Farm & Ranch in Frisco - 18.34 mi

It is not every day that you come across a business that has an interesting portfolio such as the Bucking Goat Farm. Do you want fresh vegetables and microgreens? They got it. Pickled foods? They are always in stock. How about goat milk soap? That's quite the pivot but hey, they have this too! And just in case you need cut flowers, Bucking Goat Farm sells these too. No wonder their stall in the farmer's market is very attractive and colorful with this wide array of products for sale.

(713) 560-8199

Brockview Farms

Farm & Ranch in Frisco - 18.36 mi

Brockview Farms offers farm-raised grass-fed beef and grass-finished beef. This is their way of providing a healthier choice for red meat. You can buy their grass-fed beef ground beef, steaks, and beef jerky at the Farmer’s Market at Mercer Stadium too. You can "send a private message for a preorder" so they can already "bring your order". They also participate in the Cy-Fair Kids and Family Expo at Berry Center in Cypress, Texas. In December, they also participate in the Katy Old-Fashioned Christmas Festival.

(281) 979-3913

George Cornwell Orchard

Farm & Ranch in Little Elm - 19.02 mi

George Cornwell Orchard offers a delightful experience of picking your own peaches and blackberries fresh from the branches and vines. Open from mid-May, follow their Facebook page for seasonal updates. Explore limited quantities of heirloom tomatoes, okra, honey, and more. Already-picked peaches are available too. Join local farmers showcasing their produce for sale. Come and enjoy this fantastic orchard loved by all!

(214) 364-9242

North Texas Wildflower Honey

Farm & Ranch in Aubrey - 19.07 mi

North Texas Wildflower Honey offers Local Raw Honey, Honey Comb, Beeswax, and Bee Pollen. Aside from honey products, they also offer seasonal produce including Fredericksburg Peaches, Homegrown Tomatoes, Baby Zucchini’s, and Calabasita Squash. You can see their booth located on University and Bolivar in Denton in the Burger Time Machine parking lot. Just look for the orange tent. They also participate in the Food and Wine Festival at the Dallas Arboretum. You can also "get your fresh raw honey and bee pollen to combat your Spring ALLERGIES" at the Casa Linda Farmers Market.

(940) 206-3490

Greenfin Farms

Farm & Ranch in Denton - 19.21 mi

In November 2013, three college students worked together to start the Greenfinch Farms. One was specializing in Horticulture, the other in electrical engineering and the last one in data science. At that time, they have discovered the different potentials of aquaponic and hydroponic. Soon, they have built different prototypes to try a new principle. Greenfin Farms runs entirely automated systems that help them produce microgreens and mushrooms. They offer microgreens from alfalfa, amaranth, broccoli, basil, cilantro, radish, dill, wasabi, sunflower, and wheatgrass. Also, they sell shiitake and oyster mushrooms. Soon they will be offering seasonal produce. Check them out at North Texas Farmer’s Markets today!

(940) 594-4989

Big Tex Urban Farms

Farm & Ranch in Addison - 19.23 mi

Big Tex Urban Farms is proof that initiatives meant to help the people and the community are always a great idea. Big Tex Urban Farms is an urban agriculture project located at the State Fair of Texas Midway in Fair Park. This project started in 2016. In 2020, Big Tex Urban Farms harvested and donated more than 26,000 pounds of food. This is equivalent to 295,000 servings of fresh produce. Nine organizations in the Fair Park and South Dallas communities benefited from the donations made by Big Tex Urban Farms. These organizations work to fight hunger and food insecurity in Texas.

Cactus Run Homestead

Farm & Ranch in Haslet - 19.34 mi

In the heart of Haslet, you can find Cactus Run Homestead. It is a family-managed homestead that has been offering a variety of "fresh vegetables, natural fruits, farm-fresh free-range chicken and duck eggs" since 2016. Also, you can buy "artisan bread, top-quality jams," and "jellies". Some of their farming practices include "naturally-grown cultivation and grass-fed/pastured". Not only they offer such items, but also they "provide lessons in gardening and homesteading". Aside from that, they take pride in delivering the freshest and locally-sourced products available to their customers. For more information, pricing inquiries, or other questions, contact Madeleine Braden.

Storm Farms

Farm & Ranch in Arlington - 19.49 mi

Johanna Storm's passion for urban farming and horticulture led to the establishment of Storm Farms. Since September 2016, Storm Farms has been the sole pick-your-own farm in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Johanna sees the farm as an opportunity to educate people, especially young children, about food origins and the importance of knowing that it doesn't grow in Walmart. Visitors can enjoy a varied selection of seasonal produce, with fresh strawberries and pumpkins being the farm's mainstays. Storm Farms prides itself on using pesticide-free farming practices, providing a pure and natural experience. With just water and sunblock, visitors can fully immerse themselves in the farm's offerings. Discover the joy of Storm Farms, where dreams come to life and nature's wonders are at your fingertips. From educating visitors about food origins to providing a delightful pick-your-own experience, Storm Farms offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature in the heart of Dallas/Fort Worth. With a commitment to pesticide-free farming and a focus on fresh strawberries and pumpkins, this farm is a haven for those seeking a wholesome and authentic experience. Bring your water and sunblock and embrace the beauty of Storm Farms.

(817) 602-0668

Caliper Farm to Market

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 19.88 mi

Join the grow your food movement at Caliper Farm to Market, established in 1974. Experience the personal care each plant receives as the farmer waters them by hand. Explore their diverse offerings including pears, coffee trees, and unique food transplants. Visit their stand at White Rock Farmers Market, Rockwall Farmers Market, or Lakewood Village Farmers Market. Stay updated on their schedule via their Facebook page. Embrace the farm-to-market experience at Caliper Farm to Market.

(604) 897-3276

Restorative Farms

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 20.41 mi

Restorative Farms aims to "foster a vibrant and viable community-based urban farm system in South Dallas". The people that created Restorative Farms believes that this can help the people and the community, especially those who need fresh food and employment or livelihood. They already have completed several projects. Right now, they are selling GroBox, a starter kit for those who want to try their hand in growing vegetables. It comes with instructions and it is very easy to use. They all sell starter plants. You get to pick which plant you want to grow. Restorative Farms is located in Dallas, Texas.

Tree Folk Farm

Farm & Ranch in Denton - 20.95 mi

With just an acre of land, the Tree Folk Farm still makes a great deal of healthy food for the Denton Community Market and the Copper Farmers Market. They grow a tasty variety of seasonal fruits, vegetables, and mushrooms. Being small makes it easy for them to perform regenerative agricultural practices to the farm. One of their methods is to use mushroom waste as compost to feed healthy fruits, veggies, and trees. If you want to try their wholesome food, be sure to check them out at the markets mentioned above. They have oyster, king trumpet, shiitake, lions mane, and more. The farm has to over 50 apricot, fig, peach, nectarine, pomegranate, and pear trees. A happy customer says, "Wonderful produce, organic, clean and delicious! Super nice family owned and great employees!"

(919) 495-7813

Roots Aquaculture

Farm & Ranch in Fort Worth - 21.27 mi

Roots Aquaculture is a family-owned business located west of Fort Worth in Springtown. Roots Aquaculture operates an indoor vertical farm where they grow nutrient-dense, pesticide-free microgreens. Here, they use only food-grade plastic trays. They also use coco coir pads as a growing medium. This gives Roots Aquaculture the ability to offer the freshest living plants to clients. They use only purified water in using the Berkey purification system. Roots Aquaculture offers a variety of microgreens. They can also accommodate custom orders.

(817) 343-0142

Cardo’s Sprout Farm

Farm & Ranch in Ponder - 21.44 mi

Located in Ponder Texas, Cardo's Sprout Farm is one of the oldest farms in the area. Rick 'Cardo' Orndoff is the founder, owner, and operator of Ricardo's Sprout Farm. He established it in 1979. He used to grow sprouts. However, things changed, and he now grows different varieties of vegetables. One thing hasn't changed though; it is the organic and sustainable method he has always used since he started. Currently, he specializes in growing microgreens, different veggies, and fruits. If you want to try his fresh produce, be sure to check him out at Coppell's Farmer's market. You'll find more items there as Coppells Market is one of the best sources in the area.

(940) 479-2260

Bonton Farms

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 21.47 mi

Situated south of Dallas, Bonton Farms encompasses 40 acres of fertile land. Their diverse offerings include goats, beehives, and free-range chickens, providing a bountiful supply of milk, honey, and fresh eggs. Committed to community well-being, the farm not only provides nutritious food but also offers essential services such as health guidance, nutritional counseling, and engaging cooking classes. To foster connections between Bonton and Dallas communities, Bonton Farms has recently launched the vibrant Bonton Market. This welcoming space serves as a hub where people can dine, converse, and shop, fostering community bonds. If you're passionate about supporting this cause, you can visit the market in person or explore the range of merchandise available on their website. Join the movement and make a difference through Bonton Farms.

(972) 982-2245