Local Family Farms & Ranches near the Cisco, Texas 76437 Area (4)

Visiting Childress Agricultural Enterprises will be a "super friendly old fashioned fruit picking experience". You will surely "love it" and "will definitely be back". There are "even a few farm animals to see". Their "products are great and this family is amazing". "They are so sweet and treat you just like family when you go to the farm". "The peaches were the best I've ever had!" is what you can say about their peaches. They also have their most important product, the pecans, which comes in both native and paper shell varieties. They sell this directly to consumers and wholesalers either in-shell, cracked or shelled variety. You can also have pick-your-own freestone peaches, blackberries, sweet corn and black-eyed peas. A small herd of purebred Red Brangus cattle are also found and they also sell coastal and Tifton 85 Bermuda hay.

Caraway Farms  has Dorper Sheep show lambs, wethers, club lambs, replacement ewes, replacement rams, and quality commercial market lambs. The farm also has pigs - Spot, Poland, Berkshire, Chester, American Yorkshire, and cross breeds - for sale. They also have Anatolian and Great Pyrenees Cross, which are excellent guard dogs. The farm is located in Eastland, Texas. Bo and Pat Caraway have been busy raising Dorper Sheep since 2011. Sires in the farm include Kelly-646 (Son of Whiteout). This was purchased from Mike Kelly of Kelly Hair Sheep. Rams came from Alan McAnelly of Hamilton Sheep Station. If you want to start your own farm, or if you want to replenish or grow the size of your farm, Caraway Farms can help you. You can set an appointment if you want to visit the farm and see the animals for yourself.

The Fambro Family Farms grows different kinds of vegetables and fruits in their farmland and huge greenhouse. The plant lettuces, heirloom tomatoes, and cucumbers on their 'greenhouse.' On the other hand, they grow different fruits on their land. Some fruits they sell are grapes, oranges, mangoes, plums, pomegranates, plums, and avocados. Aside from trees, they still have a lot of space on the ground for different kinds of squash like acorn, butternut, and spaghetti squashes. Jalapenos, turnips, and potatoes are also some of the plants they grow. The owners of the farm also produce different canned goods like pickled okra.