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Boggy Creek Farm

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 17.73 mi

Discover Boggy Creek Farm, a historic working farm in Austin, Texas. Owned by Carol Ann Sayle and late husband Larry Butler, the farm offers a unique glimpse into mid-19th century Austin. Experience their own harvested produce and goods from local farmers. Check their website for seasonal availability and a wide range of products. Enjoy vacation rentals and tours while adhering to their safety policies.

(512) 926-4650

Lost Pines Yaupon Tea

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 17.82 mi

In 2015, Jason Ellis, Heidi Watcher, and John Sibold established Lost Pines Yaupon Tea out of their passion for its taste and benefits, while also seizing an ethical harvesting opportunity. In 2011, the Lost Pines area suffered a significant wildfire and historical human damage. This led to the creation of Lost Pines Habitat Conservation, aiming to restore the area for endangered toads, offering property tax breaks to participants. Collaborating with landowners, the trio began ethically harvesting yaupon trees, benefiting the environment, toads, owners, government, founders, and you. Experience a win-win story.

(512) 748-4546

Urban Roots

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 17.86 mi

Urban Roots aims to provide the people of Austin with "another source of real food grown locally" 40 percent of their produce is donated to hunger relief organizations across the Greater Austin Area. They also have a farm internship program, where they teach the young people of Austin "about good food, and empower them to find their voice." The interns get hands-on training bb by preparing the fields, planting, weeding, and harvesting, along with leading farm tours and connecting with the community.

(512) 750-8019

Joe’s Microgreen

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 17.89 mi

Nestled in East Austin, Joe's Microgreens is a thriving urban farm with a sustainability focus. Since 2012, Joe has championed waste reduction and nourishing food production. Through ingenious recycling, organic food waste becomes precious compost, enriching his produce. Collaborating with food businesses, his composting services create nutrient-dense resources. Elevate your sustainability efforts by purchasing compost in bags or bulk. Join the community praising this local, eco-conscious family farm for its premium offerings.

(512) 537-3993

Eden East Farm

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 18.03 mi

The farm, formerly known as Springdale Farm, is currently owned and operated by Glenn and Paula Foore. However, Eden East, the restaurant situated on the farm, is now under the management of Chef Sonya Coté and David Barrow. Originally established by the Foores in 2009, Springdale Farm boasted a beloved vegetable stand that was a favorite among East Austin locals. In 2013, Sonya and David introduced a restaurant on the farm, taking the farm-to-table concept to new heights. In early 2018, the Foores decided to sell the farm to a developer, leaving Sonya and David as the sole proprietors. Despite these changes, Eden East has maintained its farm stand and restaurant operations. They have also continued the popular farm tours initiated by the Foores. Located a mere 3 miles from downtown Austin, the farm remains a highly sought-after destination. When asked about the farm and restaurant's future in light of the upcoming development, David's eyes gleam with anticipation, suggesting exciting times ahead.

(512) 428-6500

Herban Austin

Farm & Ranch in Calliham - 18.04 mi

Herban Auston is an organic herb farm in Central Texas. They focus on growing a medicinal and culinary plant using holistic and sustainable methods. The farm opened in May 2016. Since its inception, the farm has produced different kinds of herb bundles including Traditional western herbs and Chinese medicines. Aside from that, Nikole Finkelstein, the founder of Herban Austin, offers herb classes for anyone interested. She has over a decade of experience in studying Eastern and Western herbs. Furthermore, they also sell root crops like turnips, beets, and carrots. In addition, they grow brassicas like cabbage, kale, Brussell sprouts, and cauliflowers.

(512) 502-7045

Ranger Cattle

Farm & Ranch in Edgewood - 19.00 mi

The owner (Mr. Joshua) of the Ranger Cattle in Austin, Texas, makes sure that his farm is producing the highest-quality full blood of wagyu in Austin, Texas. Also, the farm is very passionate about the progress of modern livestock operations and improving the quality of wagyu herd. Their herd is entirely free from any harmful additives hormones, and also, it is a free-range cattle in over 3000-acres. Having this kind of set up, they maintain the high-quality of their products. Moreover, the customers of Ranger Cattle appreciate the traditional cow-calf operational techniques with the latest science producing high-quality meat. Happy client says, “The wagyu of Ranger Cattle is the best beef I've ever had. It is as good as any 5-star restaurant. I've smoked their brisket, made a stew and grilled steaks. I always buy their wagyu at the Cave Farmer's market every Sunday.” Place your order now! Try the most delicious wagyu in Austin, Texas!

(912) 257-9308

The Vegetable Cart

Farm & Ranch in Elgin - 19.01 mi

The farm nests in a small 23-acre land with a colossal goal for the community. The Vegetable Cart wants to produce products that are human and environmentally friendly. Therefore, they only raise hormone-free sheep and cattle and plant pesticide-free vegetables. You'll also love the soaps they make! They make a combination of rice bran, coconut oil, and olive oil to ensure the soap is gentle, lathers perfectly, and not drying to the skin. Without preservatives nor artificial color, using their soap will be cleansing to you while not being harmful to you and the environment. You won't have to deal with allergies. Free-range eggs and baked goodies are something to look forward to while at the farm. Drive 2 miles from past the New Highschool, and you'll reach them at Elgin. The Vegetable Cart has been featured on TRF's Kim's List. Read the blog entry on 6 Sustainable Farms in Elgin You Can Buy Organic Produce From

(512) 215-4193

SHAMBA – Sustainable Homestead and Microclimate Based Agriculture

Farm & Ranch in Elgin - 19.83 mi

SHAMBA is an acronym for Sustainable Homestead and Microclimate Based Agriculture. The word “shamba” also happens to mean homestead in Swahili, and perfectly describes the scope of the farm: small and managed mostly by hand. Founded in 2016 by Sarah Graham, an educator, yoga teacher, herbalist, beekeeper, and gardening enthusiast. Camp Sunflower sessions are also available. A guesthouse, vintage camper, and primitive camping sites are also available which is convenient for farm stays. You may buy eggs, honey, herbal medicine and salves, and fresh herbs from them for your lovely home! You are sure to buy products grounded with clean, pure, and made with loving care for the land, animals, and most especially for you as a customer. SHAMBA has been featured on TRF's Kim's List. Read the blog entry on 6 Sustainable Farms in Elgin You Can Buy Organic Produce From

(512) 567-1410

Coyote Creek Farm

Farm & Ranch in Elgin - 19.93 mi

Jeremiah Cunningham, the owner of Coyote Creek Farm, founded the business in 1997. In 2007, they opened the first organic feed mill in Texas. It has helped farmers provide organic food to their animals while lowering the carbon footprint of farming. Their feed only uses certified organic ingredients approved by the USDA. Also, all grains they use are grown organically without herbicides, pesticides, and other chemicals. They offer feeds for turkeys, chickens, broilers, pigs, cattle, goat, sheep, and rabbits. Aside from feeds, the farm also offers grass-fed beef and pastured eggs. Want to try their products now? You can find them in retail stores and on Amazon.

(512) 285-2556

Pure Roots Farm

Farm & Ranch in Elgin - 20.02 mi

Pure Roots Farm offers produce that are pesticide-free, herbicide-free, non-GMO, and hand cared for by their farmers. It is available for you to see just how much love goes into each plant from seedling to harvest. They are also "partnering with UBC Faculty of Land and Food Systems for a new project that will allow students to study the benefits of indoor farming using Grow Solutions' AeroPod technology". Some of the produce they harvest include salad bowl lettuce, oregano, dill, sage and mint. They also have microgreens like micro garlic chives, micro kale and micro purple kohlrabi. Pure Roots Farm has been featured on TRF's Kim's List. Read the blog entry on 6 Sustainable Farms in Elgin You Can Buy Organic Produce From

(512) 688-9071

Drea Mc Drea Farms

Farm & Ranch in Marble Falls - 20.31 mi

Nestling at 4810 Travis Bend Lane, Drea Mc Drea Farms offers some of the "rarest breeds of poultry in the world, such as chickens, guineas, waterfowl, game birds", and so on. Their farming practices include "conventional and grass-fed". Moreover, they breed "Asils, Saipans, Welsummers, and Buckeyes". Currently, they are producing their own version of a meat bird. But, they are on hold for now as well as some other varieties. Other goods that they offer are "sweet corn, green beans, green onions, potatoes, pumpkins, tomatoes, peaches, eggs, sunflower seeds, bread, fresh herbs, dried flowers, luffa, and wreaths". Contact David Mathews II for more information.

(512) 267-5348

Vital Farms

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 20.36 mi

A great source of delectable butter and eggs from pastured cows and chicken, Vital farms has been bringing ethically-produced food from farm to table since 2007. They go beyond free-range and cage-free chicken as they allow their chickens to live in pastures for their whole lives. They regularly rotate the chickens on different areas in the field to keep the grass supply fresh and clean. The farm is Certified Humane and Certified B-Corporation. Happy customers are willing to pay the price for such a quality product! "Pay a little bit more; Yes, but the eggs are delicious. Try to d a side by side taste test yourself at home, you’ll see."

(877) 455-3063

Jackass Honey Farms

Farm & Ranch in Liberty Hill - 20.76 mi

Jackass Honey Farms is a family-owned and operated bee farm located in Liberty Hill, Texas. "They are also EXTREMELY KNOWLEDGEABLE about bees and relocate bees for people too". And, they are "just simply AWESOME!!" "All the honey is absolutely top of the line". It is also "as pure as you could possibly desire and TRULY 100% local". Also, their "Texas Pecan Coffee infused Honey is amazing!!! A MUST TRY!!" And, "yes, it's a little more pricey than some" but "really high-quality products always are!" Plus, "once you try it you'll be a customer for life!!" They are also "happy to let you sample all you'd like". And there are "lots of different types and flavors to choose from". Buying their products is "worth every single penny!!!"

(512) 484-1101

Lund Produce Company

Farm & Ranch in Elgin - 20.83 mi

Kevin Lundgren, a fifth-generation farmer, is the proud owner of Lund Produce Company. Since 1991, he has been revitalizing 11 acres of land, transforming it into the thriving Brachgrove Farm, located just 35 miles from downtown Austin. Notably, Kevin's expertise caught the attention of a neighboring family with a history of shallot cultivation dating back to the 1800s. Entrusting him with their surviving shallot plants, Kevin's skillful nurturing led to a substantial harvest in 2008, allowing him to supply local Whole Foods stores and directly serve families by 2009. Brachgrove Farm doesn't stop at shallots; it boasts an array of crops, from Oxblood lilies and onions to corn and broccoli. Kevin's sustainable farming practices and commitment to providing fresh, locally grown produce underline his deep connection to the land and passion for cultivating a variety of delightful vegetables. The Lund Produce Company has been featured on TRF's Kim's List. Read the blog entry on 6 Sustainable Farms in Elgin You Can Buy Organic Produce From

(512) 845-0267

Two Happy Children Farm

Farm & Ranch in Taylor - 21.07 mi

The Two Happy Children Farm opened in 2003. While they started with raising cattle, the 30-acre farm produces over sixty different kinds of vegetables. You shouldn't miss their sweet corns, herbs, tomatoes, and melons. Since the nutrient content of produce depletes the longer they stay on shelves, the farm advocates food consumption right after harvest. For this reason, the farm markets their freshly harvested vegetables as soon as they pick it from its peak ripeness. Catch them at Sun City Farmers Market on Tuesdays, Georgetown Farmers Market on Thursdays, and Cedar Park Farmers Market on Saturdays. They are also at Wolf Ranch Farmers Market.

(512) 218-1633

Martin Heritage Farm

Farm & Ranch in Coupland - 21.46 mi

Martin Heritage Farm, which is located in Coupland, Texas, is a family farm using sustainable farming to grow healthy food. They have pastured pork and poultry, rancher boxes, and smoked/cured ham. You can check out the details if you visit Martin Heritage Farm's official website, where you can also order if you can't visit the farm to order and buy items. If you frequent farmers' markets, you could spot Martin Heritage Farm selling here. For example, they set up shop at the Elgin farmers' market where they also accepted preorders from customers.

(512) 312-8348

Floyd Farms Kitchen

Farm & Ranch in Liberty Hill - 21.62 mi

Floyd Farms Kitchen got everything fresh and tasty from their farm and kitchen straight to your table. They have freshly baked bread, with gluten-free options, muffins, cookies jams, jellies, pickled and canned fruits and veggies, as well as local honey. They've got dill pickles, bread & butter pickles, jalapeno relish, Texas Kraut, pickled okra, salsa and chow-chow. "Floyd Farms Kitchen got it all for you!!"

(512) 636-6949

Grass To Food Farm

Farm & Ranch in Elgin - 21.91 mi

Grass To Food Farm is a farm who lovingly cares for diary goats, miniature beef cattle, laying hens, and heritage pigs. There are no chemicals/hormones/antibiotics and only natural feed supplements year-round foraging on pasture. Pastured, Organic Eggs and Grass-Finished Beef are available as well as Raw Goat Milk. You can contact them and come take a farm tour and see how they incorporate the invasive mesquite tree for shade and food. They also host campers for an immersive farm experience under the clear night sky. "There are miniature cows on this farm. No, really." So, "when you pull up, make sure you pull the gate shut behind you so that you don’t let the animals out".

(512) 521-7929

Agua Dulce Farm

Farm & Ranch in Austin - 22.13 mi

At 5015 Maufrais Lane, Agua Dulce Farm is a certified-organic urban farm that nestles in the heart of southeast Austin. Moreover, they are looking forward to having two new team members in their team. They need a farm manager and an aquaponics technician. In 2011, the owner Jack Waite was successful in founding a grassland that produces and shares high-quality food. His passion for farming is evident throughout his childhood because of his experience in dealing with homegrown food. Although he admits it was never his intention to become a farmer, growing up with a vast garden was memorable and a huge influence.

(512) 298-6356