Local Family Farms & Ranches near Marlin, TX (11)

Discover the exceptional offerings of Blackhand Farm and Cattle, your source for pasture-raised chicken, eggs, and premium grass-fed beef. Experience the difference of clean, sustainable food, and connect with the farmers who personally share their story during a farm tour. Savor the exquisite raw honey and turkey, nourished by the diverse nutrients of cedar, mesquite, and wildflowers. With convenient delivery options to selected zip codes, accessing their products is effortless. Trust Blackhand Farm and Cattle for superior quality and a farm-to-table experience like no other.

Rainwater Farms also operates under the name Kenda Eckols. "A Christian owned family operation growing organic tomatoes that have unbelievable flavor". They have "been growing organic greenhouse tomatoes since it started operations in 2014". They also have "excellent large, full-bodied tomatoes". And, they also provide "excellent service" to their customers. You may contact them via their social media page or give them a call for more information because their "tomatoes are fantastic!"

Lewinski Family Farm is a small, diversified, natural family farm. But just because it says "small farm" doesn't mean there is little happening here. On the contrary, Lewinski Family Farm is a very busy and productive enterprise. They specialize in pasture-fed, humanely slaughtered chicken. They also grow and harvest hand-raised tomatoes. They make soap made with milk from the herd of goats on the farm. They have honey too, made from the bees on the farm. Lewinski Family Farm, GOTEXAN member and Homegrown by Heroes-certified, is the epitome of making the most of every moment, of every space, of every useful resource.

Red White & Moo Farm, which is located in Troy, Texas, is a small dairy farm that produces raw milk, thanks to the farm's small but well-loved, free-to-graze herd of cows. If you want to drink unpasteurized and non-homogenized milk, you should order your milk here. The farm is owned and managed by military veterans. Their new mission is to provide the community with healthy and nutritious milk! The milk is produced, filtered, cooled, and bottled right here on the farm. They are very particular when it comes to sanitizing the equipment they use to ensure that the milk you get from them is clean. The milk is legally sold and permitted for sale by the Texas Health and Human Services. The farm is licensed and the dairy here is inspected by a registered sanitarian. Milk samples are tested at a Texas-certified lab for milk quality. Come as often as you like and buy as much as they want!

WK Cattle Company takes pride in providing delicious and nutritious pasture-raised beef. All of their animals are not receiving any hormones nor antibiotics, resulting in meat that nature has intended it to be. They believe that healthy livestock is the byproduct of healthy soil and healthy, nutritious forage, truly a reflection of their passion for stewardship of the land.   From taking care of the family herd, to starting a cattle company in 2020, WK Company has come a long way and are excited for the coming years as they continue implementing regenerative methods and begin adding other livestock to the farm!

Cynthia H. Lyons opened the Victory Oasis Farm in March 2014 intending to produce food for the heart, mind, and body. With hopes to bring the most environmentally-friendly products, she can satisfy the food needs of locavores in Texas, or those who love locally-grown food. They take care of plants as nature would by doing practices like mulching every plant and giving plants rainwater. Aside from that, they handplant and handpick everything to perfection. The farm is also planting a whole 50-ft row of product which they give away to the poor and misfortunate people. Some of the plants they grow are cucumbers, tomatoes, squash, potatoes, lettuce, okra, kale, cabbage, onions, peas, and greens. She sells these naturally-grown hand-picked at Heart of Texas Farmers Market. "Everything was so fresh yummy!"

Kin Worthy Harvest, a small Leon and Limestone county farm, grows microgreens, wheatgrass, and leafy greens for Waco and DFW. Find them at Waco Downtown Farmers Market, McKinney Farmer's Market, and The Shed. Also, discover their products at Brookshire Brothers in Buffalo, Texas. Their wheatgrass is ideal for invigorating juice, rich in vitamins A, C, E, K, B-complex, amino acids, and blood builders. Not a juice fan? Elevate your sandwich or salad with wheatgrass and microgreens. Explore their cat-friendly Oat Hay for enhanced feline health. Enhance your nourishment journey with Kin Worthy Harvest.

In 2008, Smith and Smiths Farm sprouted when Colby Smith, a 10-year job layoff survivor, turned entrepreneur. A united family effort, including parents, siblings, in-laws, and more, drove success through dedication, not just payroll. Today, our farm nurtures Dorper lambs, Broad Breasted White turkeys, Cornish Rock chickens, Red Wattle hogs, and various egg-laying hen breeds. All animals thrive on our farm and undergo rigorous state and USDA inspections. With our tight-knit family, we serve multiple farmers markets, including Downtown Market and Mueller Farmers Market. Discover farm-fresh goodness!

Urban Reap uses an  aquaponics system to grow their crops. There are also growing beds, solar panels, a commercial composting site, and a training center. You can find "organic Romaine lettuce, kale, Swiss chard, basil, parsley, cilantro and more". Plus, "beautiful plants, organic fertilizer, and much more are available here". This is "a great place to visit and tour". R.E.A.P  is a "renewable energy & agriculture project" and "Urban Reap is inspiring and very much needed!" It is really "amazing to see this happening at Waco". You can also visit the Jubilee Food Market next door or you can also volunteer if you want help in creating a healthier, more sustainable community.

My Good Witch - Microgreens is a hidden gem that transforms the concept of fresh produce into a delightful, doorstep experience. As a small-scale "direct to community" farm, this establishment has seamlessly woven convenience and wholesomeness into the fabric of its mission. Specializing in the cultivation of nutrient-dense microgreens, My Good Witch takes pride in delivering not just greens but a vibrant burst of health directly to homes across the Waco area. The commitment to swift home deliveries reflects a dedication to making fresh, locally sourced produce easily accessible to the community. Having experienced the magic of My Good Witch's microgreens, I can attest to the exceptional quality and freshness that arrives with each delivery. It's more than just a transaction; it's a connection to a farm that values the well-being of its community. The crisp, flavorful microgreens are a testament to the care and attention poured into every stage of cultivation. For those seeking a greener, healthier lifestyle without compromising on convenience, My Good Witch - Microgreens is a beacon of freshness in the local food landscape. It's not just a farm; it's a partner in your journey towards wellness, bringing the richness of the farm directly to your doorstep. Prepare to be enchanted by the green magic that awaits in every delivery from My Good Witch - Microgreens.

The Farmery, which is located in Temple, Texas, provides fresh, farm-to-table locally-grown fruits and vegetables. They have many different kinds of beans that are available in bulk (Butter Pea, Christmas Lima, Fava Broad Windsor, Green Snap, Lima Beans, Purple Pod Snap, Italian Flat, string beans, and yellow snap). They also have beets, a variety of bell peppers (yellow, gold, white, orange, purple, red, green, and chocolate bell peppers), black-eyed peas (in hull and shelled), broccoli, Brussel sprouts, green cabbage, red cabbage, Cabbage Violaceo, carrots, collard greens, cucumber and gherkins, dill, okra, onion, potato, squash, tomato, cantaloupe, cauliflower, eggplant, garlic, corn, cilantro, honeydew, horseradish, hot peppers, kale, kohlrabi, leek, lettuce, parsnips, radish, shallots, spinach, tomatillo, turnips, watermelon, and rutabaga.