Local Family Farms & Ranches near the Clyde, Texas 79510 Area (6)

Denton Valley Farms started in 2017. The farm offers eight kinds of grapes, thorned and thornless blueberries, apricots, peach,  figs, plums, and pomegranates. They are also growing several types of seasonal crops. Some are cantaloupes, cucumbers, peppers, squash, tomatoes, okra, and peas. On the other hand, they are growing cattle, Dorper sheep, Spanish goats, and Boer goats. Recently, they have opened the farm for weddings and events. It is perfect! It can accommodate up to 400+ guests. Furthermore, the farm offers different beautiful sceneries for events: grassland, vineyard, orchard, and more. The farm is just twenty minutes southeasts of Abilene. Check their website to know more!

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.

Since 2009, Brazos River Farms CSA has been running as a farm. They offer more than 25 different vegetables alongside beef, fruits, eggs, honey, herbs, edible flowers, and specialty items. Moreover, not only they are just a farm, but also they accept members for CSA programs such as internships and customer work courses. Volunteers are very much appreciated, as well. Catch them at Farmers' Market in the area to buy their fresh harvest and other goods. For more information, contact Daniel Sutton at 3253702174. Happy customers said, "[Daniel is] very knowledgeable about producing food and a promoter of eating fresh, local, and organic" and "Grows some of the best onions, peppers, and greens."

Ramblin' Rodarosa is a Grass-fed Livestock Producer in Coleman, Texas. Proudly serving central and west Texas. Their cattle are free-ranging and grazing on native grass pastures free from hormones. Ramblin’ Rodarosa wanted to integrate livestock in our long-term management toolbox, and after years of improvements to include brush management, cover crops, native grass plantings, and livestock water development, they are ready to start raising baby calves to provide wholesome and healthy food to their community. They are a small cow-calf operation with a goal to provide direct to families and restaurants local, grassfed beef raised year-round on grass pastures, not just grass-finished, but grass-fed from birth to butcher. If you're looking to stack your freezer with some of the best grass-fed beef in the county then this is the place to go. Their beef is available as one-fourth, one-half, three-fourths or as a whole.

Grapevine Farms is a nonprofit 501(c)3 urban organic farm in Texas, dedicated to educating the community on food growth, health, and combating obesity. Addressing food insecurity in 22 Texas counties, their collaboration with local nonprofits aims to enhance access to affordable, nutritious food. All profits support their feeding programs. Discover their "L'il Red Barn Store," offering a variety of veggies, fruits, meat, poultry, eggs, and honey. You can also get involved as a volunteer during planting and harvesting seasons or contribute through donations.

I recently had the pleasure of discovering Big Stars Farm, and I must say, I was truly inspired by the story behind this family-owned endeavor. The husband-wife duo behind the farm are deeply committed to promoting a lifestyle centered around slow and healthy living, and their passion for agriculture is truly evident. With one partner hailing from a cattle ranching family and the other with roots in farming, it's no surprise that their future would revolve around the land. However, it was during the college years that the dream of establishing their own farm truly started to take shape. Their dedication to sustainable and wholesome living is not only admirable but also reflected in the products they offer. If you're looking to support a farm that embodies the values of hard work, tradition, and a love for the land, Big Stars Farm is the place to be.