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Big Tex Urban Farms

Farm & Ranch in Addison - 16.01 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.

1836 Farms

Farm & Ranch in Terrell - 16.19 mi

1836 Farms, in Terrell, Texas, is a family-owned and operated organic dairy that provides organic milk in sustainable glass bottles. This means there are no single-use milk cartons that add to the growing problem of waste. This means a regular supply of fresh, clean, delicious milk which is important for our health. The cows at 183 Farms eat all-organic, non-GMO food: this means no growth hormones and no antibiotics. The result is organic milk from cows. They have whole milk, 2% milk, chocolate milk, strawberry milk, cold brew coffee milk, and seasonal flavors like root beer milk, orange creamsicle, banana milk, and traditional eggnog.

(833) 602-1836

Caliper Farm to Market

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 16.34 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

Lone Star Farm

Farm & Ranch in Terrell - 16.68 mi

Since 1901, the Lone Star Farm in Terrell, Texas, is raising all-natural beef of Angus Cattle that is available to the public. It is a well-known farm because it received the Grand Champion County Bred Market Steer Award at the Kaufman County Livestock Show. Aside from that, they also have blackberries, peaches, and pears in their small garden. And now they are currently selling homemade jams and jellies. Since the farm starts the operation in serving its customers' natural beef, they make sure that all their products are in a good state. The farm aims to provide high quality and fresh food. If you want to visit their farm and interested in their products, call Roseann Morrow at (469) 644-758. Don’t miss a chance to experience the natural beef product of Lone Star Farm!

(469) 644-7581

F.A.R.M. Urban Park

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 17.27 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

Rubio’s Produce at Dallas Sweet Harvest

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 17.41 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

Thompson Produce

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 17.42 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

Deep Ellum Urban Gardens

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 17.42 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.

Barking Cat Farm

Farm & Ranch in Rockwall - 17.55 mi

Nestled in Hunt County with an additional plot in Rockwall Hunt, just North East of Dallas, Texas, Barking Cat Farm has been nurturing local flowers, vegetables, and herbs since its establishment in 2004. Their unwavering commitment to organic farming methods is especially evident in the cultivation of delicate produce that doesn't fare well during shipping. Their primary focus is on direct sales to nearby florists, restaurants, caterers, and more, fostering community support for local farmers while ensuring that wholesome, healthy food reaches people's tables. With a product lineup that changes with the seasons, Barking Cat Farm is a highly recommended choice for those who savor variety and have a passion for cooking!

(214) 702-9201

Full Spectrum Microgreens

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 17.77 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 - 17.77 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!

Candy Girl Chicks & Livestock

Farm & Ranch in Hutchins - 17.78 mi

Candy Girl Chicks and Livestock is sitting int the beautiful countryside of Hutchins, Texas. The farm started as a gift. Then, the farm unexpectedly grew and expanded. Its main intention was to serve as "a learning project" that will provide "food production education and jobs" for everyone interested while "raising nutritious food" for the community. Today, they are raising "pastured chicken for eggs and meat". Moreover, they also "raise goats for meat". Candy Girls Chick and Livestock loves farming and feel proud that they can build our food. Check them out by visiting their website or call Tricia Ray at (469) 855-4138. They haven't updated their CSA page since June 2019, contact them directly for more information.

(214) 434-6364

Saxon Farms

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 17.78 mi

"Saxon Farms is famous for its tomatoes grown in Ben Wheeler, Texas". Started by E.L. and Mary Jane Saxon in 1950, now operated by Stacey and his brother Gary. Their tomatoes are known throughout East Texas and beyond for being large and meaty, and having that bold vine-ripened tomato taste. "The flavor of those sweet tomatoes" is "so amazing" that you "could not stop eating them". Also, there is a little sign that reads “put your money in the jar and take what you want”. Even if the owners are not there, "you could drive up and grab a basket of tomatoes". You will be thankful and be reminded "of what a tomato is supposed to taste like". "The deep sandy soils here close to Ben Wheeler and by allowing our tomatoes ripen on the vine make a big difference in the way our tomatoes taste", according to the owner.

Ross’ Rowdy Bees

Farm & Ranch in Addison - 17.78 mi

Ross’ Rowdy Bees, which is located in Addison, Texas, is a family business specializing in local Texas honey. They also sell all-natural beeswax products. And if you want a beehive relocated but are afraid to do it yourself, you can contact Ross’ Rowdy Bees. They will send specialists who can get the job done with no injuries to people or bees. You can also count on them to help you with any needs or concerns regarding hive management or if you need beekeeping courses. If you want to start your own bee colony by purchasing a 5-frame Nuc (an established bee colony) or a 10-frame singles (which includes the brood, a queen bee, and bees in a single deep 10 frame).

(469) 491-9410

East Dallas Community Garden

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 17.83 mi

Established in 1987, the East Dallas Community Garden has thrived in Texas for over thirty years. Led by refugees from Cambodia and Bhutan, this unique garden receives mentorship from anthropologist Don Lambert, who assists with technical and legal aspects of community gardening. Nestled among apartments and businesses on Fitzhugh Avenue, it stands out as one of the area's most productive and vibrant green spaces. With a diverse range of vegetables, educational opportunities, and plant sales, the garden offers a complete experience for visitors. Additionally, they sell their fresh produce on specific days and times, so stay updated by following them on Facebook.

Rusty Mill Farm

Farm & Ranch in Waxahachie - 18.18 mi

Owned by Jerry Pritchett, this farm offers free-range chickens and sell eggs. He grinds his own chicken feed with a special recipe that was developed over the years so the chickens eat the best feed possible. He also has a large garden to grow vegetables using organic methods. Vegetables are for sale in season and what is currently available is posted on his Facebook page. There are also Boer goats and Barbados Blackbelly sheep (polled). Any sheep or goats for sale are usually posted on his social media page. Also, farm tours are available by appointment and are free of charge. Shoe covers are available and required if you have recently been in contact with your own or another farm.

(214) 980-3137

Eat the Yard

Farm & Ranch in Desoto - 18.87 mi

Meet the visionaries behind Eat the Yard, Stephen Smith and James Jeffery. Since 2011, this farm has been revolutionizing sustainable agriculture. With a closed-loop system and the use of a biodiesel tractor, their practices bring more benefits than harm. They sell their produce to local restaurants while collecting their organic waste, which they transform into nutrient-rich compost. This compost nourishes their future crops, ensuring a circular and eco-friendly approach. Moreover, Stephen and James provide guidance, consultations, and even tractor rentals for fellow veterans and farming enthusiasts. Join their mission today.

(214) 675-4304

Urban Dallas Farm and Rabbitry

Farm & Ranch in Fredericksburg - 19.35 mi

Urban Dallas Farm and Rabbitry is an urban farm/community garden in Dallas that practices vermiculture. Aside from rabbits (as stated in their name) they also raise chickens, ducks, quails, and a variety of vegetables! If you're in the big city and you want to try your hand at growing your own veggies (with a little bit of help of course) then reach out to them and reserve a garden plot today! They also plan to hold classes on how to start your own garden so check out their social media page today!

Earth Healthy

Farm & Ranch in Desoto - 19.53 mi

Earth Healthy is a family farm in Desoto, Texas that promotes urban farming and gardening. Ensuring access to fresh and healthy food in a sustainable environment. They have a multi-greenhouse complex, committed to the concept of growing organically close to home. They also grow their own soil through a composting and vermiculture process. The owners believe in Will Allen's Growing Power concept. This concept makes them a part of ''the Good Food Revolution that changes how we grow, distributes and eats food so that the process is healthier for the people and the planet". Their two-acre farm consists of 4 hoop houses with one aquaculture system.

(469) 576-0987

Promise of Peace Garden

Farm & Ranch in Dallas - 19.54 mi

The Promise Peace Garden in Dallas, Texas, is in the business of transforming vacant places into a flourishing one. They help people to increase healthy lifestyles, school success, and altering perspectives. Also, the Promise Peace Garden is a nonprofit solution for stagnate circumstances in urban communities. Moreover, they provide fresh, clean food that everyone will enjoy! The farm wants to ensure that everyone in the city will have clean, locally sourced food on their platter. One of their clients says, “The Promise of Peace Garden is such a wonderful, thoughtful way to introduce gardening to children. Also, it has a wonderful organization with a refreshing and authentic mission!” Lastly, It is their mission to educate people and contribute to a better tomorrow, and to provide beautiful fresh food.

(214) 240-9220