Local Family Farms & Ranches near Klein, TX (62)

Sweet Magnolia Farms is an organically run, family-operated farm, raising chickens, vegetables, herbs, and fruits". They have "great produce" that is "fresh as it gets". Some of these fresh produce includes Summer squash, Hubbard blue squash, Mint, Parsley, Basil, Cilantro, Beets, Borage, Peas, Sage, Catnip, Stevia, Echinacea, and Zucchini. "And you can’t beat the service with a smile!" With remarkable "farm fresh vegetables", "what more could you ask!" They do not have a website but you can always check out their Facebook page for updates regarding their farm produce. They are currently working on clearing the hoop house and getting new plants in the ground for fall.

Eureka Acres Urban Farm grows fresh produce within a network of front and back yards throughout the central Houston area. They have the "best pickles ever! And local produce". "The BEST BEETS come from Eureka Acres Urban Farm" according to one client. They also offer Salad Mix, arugula and microgreens including Red Russian kale and mustard greens. You can find the owners selling their produce at Westchase District Farmers Market and at Eleanora's Market, LLC. They are also participating in the East End Street Market and even at the Memorial Villages Farmers Market. Check out their Facebook page for the latest schedules of their market encounters. You may also call them directly.

Texas Eco Farms is a small scale ecological farm in Magnolia, TX. They grow fresh, clean & poison-free foods for their community in organically managed, remineralized soil.  Their CSA Program brings their members a weekly box of fresh veggies they can trust. Their CSA helps you eat healthy with less hassle and headaches. They offer seasonal subscriptions for a 16-week journey of healthy eating from their farm.

FarmGoods is a family farm that provides local produce and farm goods. They practice organic methods, focusing on heirloom varieties not found at conventional stores. All their chickens are free-range. The cows are grass-fed plus the pigs are also pastured. They are constantly adding new products based on their website description. You may need to contact them via the contact form of their website to know the prices and available products. They can also deliver within a 10-mile radius on most Saturdays for an additional fee. You just need to include your address, contact information and specific order in your message.

The farmers at Dragon Weyr Farms moved to the small town of Magnolia in 2005. They were originally from Katy, Texas. They have always dreamed to raise lots of food on the land for as much as they could. Aside from that, they also wanted to remove all processed food from their diet. For this reason, they have continued to improve and grow their animals. Dragon Weyr Farms started with chickens from which they have harvested fresh eggs. Today, they already have over seventy chicken laying eggs and over fifty maturing ones. After that, they ventured into raising rabbits, peafowls, and turkeys. Recently, they had their first goat. Check them out today!

When Junior’s Produce opened its doors in February 2019, there was quite a buzz around Houston. It was going to open at the location of a well-loved produce store, and having operated since 1958, a Houston institution. The owner-developers of the popular Houston Farmers Market had decided to redevelop the area and the produce store’s original owners decided to retire as a result. About a month after the announcement of the original store’s closure came the announcement of Junior's Produce's grand opening.The new owner, Junior Saldana, comes with over 30 years experience in the produce industry. He promises to carry on the closed institution’s legacy of providing customers with an excellent source of quality products from local and out-of-state farmers. Some of the changes he promised to implement include expanding the exotic and organic fruits and vegetables offerings of his store as compared to his predecessors.

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. 

Sitting in the beautiful Northwest Harris County countryside is the historic Warren Ranch. With 6500 acres of land, its beauty houses a diverse population of wildlife. Due to its huge size, it offers various types of activities to do. It allows the farmers to hunt, produce cattle, conserve, and host educational events. The farm also features over 4 miles of restored stream. The farmers at the ranch try to stick to their heritage while incorporating modern but holistic ranching methods. Though their sustainable processes, they produce grass-finished beef the way nature intended. Visit them today to know more about what they can offer!

Old School Produce specializes in growing and harvesting "hard to find vegetables and herbs for restaurants and individuals." The owner, "Jacob is one of the most knowledgeable horticulturists" you will ever meet. They "have kohlrabi, lettuce, fennel, cilantro, kale, arugula, microgreens, radish sprouts, kumquats, pumelos, and Mexican oregano". And, "if you have never had a kohlrabi, it’s very similar to jicama". "As always", they "do have cool little plants like" the "Gasteria that’s very easy to grow and can survive in a container for years". The farm is also "dog friendly". Old School Produce also provides one-of-a-kind garden arrangements and green walls. Their social media is always updated, so don't forget to check it out.

Hammond Farm has been raising goats since 1999 and started as a 4H project. "Simply the best around". You will "love their goat cheeses and lotion products!" You can make "pre-order Hammond Farms cheese and receive it" as a "weekly basket. It is delicious! They offer several flavors in 2 sizes, as chevre or feta". You can also find their products at several Farmer's Market. These includeGrogan's Mill in the Woodlands, Sugarland Farmers Market, Bridgeland Farmer Market, and Kingwood Farmers Market. You can also check out their social media page for more information about their products. Also, they have award-winning natural goat milk lotions, one of the few products containing FDA approved natural preservatives. You can see these awards at their social media page.

Micro Magic Farms encourages the community to “live happy,” “live healthy,” and go organic through their microgreens. These microgreens are grown and harvested from an indoor farm, through the use of organic soil, organic and non-GMO seeds, and everything is pesticide-free. Micro Magic Farms tag these microgreens as “nutrient-dense superfood” as they are nutritious, beneficial to the health by helping the body heal itself and giving good immune support. Some of their products include micro varieties of beets, kale, peas, sunflower, red cabbage, radish, chive, dill, and their Signature Magic Mix of kale, kohlrabi, arugula, cabbage, and broccoli.

Jenkins Sunshine Farm is all about making natural solutions for everyone’s daily health.  They craft natural products that can promote a healthier lifestyle while also doing our part to take care of the environment.  Sunshine Farm is located in an almost 12-acre property, equipped with a barn and greenhouse.  This is where they craft their natural skincare and healthy living products as well as their herbal teas, which are “certified organic teas with a purpose.”

Neal’s Berry Farm in Waller, TX is a working farm. It features a “U-Pick” (pick your own fruits and vegetables) activity for the whole family. The farm opened in 2009 in Spring, TX. However, they moved to its present location starting in 2018. The kids will love walking up and down the farm’s rows of thorn-less berries and figs - the farm's main crops - to fill their own baskets. They also have some vegetables and zinnias available for U-Pick. The farm has secondary crops of peaches, nectarines, and other orchard fruits and vegetables but these are pre-picked and only available for sale at their farm stand located within the property.The farm accepts cash and credit card. Check out their website and Facebook page for U-pick season schedules! Also, check their opening and closing times, and prices -- plus advice on how to pick the berries and store your loot.

Off of 2854 in Montgomery, about 12 miles west of Conroe, you can find Sanctuary Blueberry farm. It is a family-owned, all-natural farm that uses organic and biodynamic practices (not certified) in growing their blueberry plants. They have planted 7300 plants on the ground. Therefore, the owners Tom and Evangeline Reed opened it to the public in May 2018 after planting its first berry bushes in 2013. Moreover, it is a family-friendly farm where you can pick your produce. Currently, they are famous for their big sweet berries. They nourish all their berries with a natural mineral-rich pond or well water and organic fertilizers. A satisfied customer said, "The blueberries were so easy to pick and taste spectacular," and "They are the healthiest, sweet berries."

Nicole Buergers, the founder of Bee2Bee Honey Collective, decide to leave the corporate world and do something different, like being a beekeeper. Since 2015, The Bee2Bee Honey Collective in Houston, Texas, focuses on helping the local Houston honey bee population. They are increasing beehives and provides honey bee education for those who are interested in bees and honey. Nicole, together with her team, wants to give a healthy, sustainable habitat for pollinators and promote urban beekeeping. One of their clients says, “The Bee2Bee cares about bees and has a real passion for helping people to learn how to care bees. The bee population is necessary for human survival, and the tasty honey is just a bonus. The local honey has been a wonderful addition in teas, bread, and other cooking adventures! So glad that the owner started this!” Drop by to Bee2Bee Honey Collective and experience the real raw honey!