Conroe, tx

Farms near Conroe, tx

Huntsville, Texas

At Mohair and More we raise Angora Goats and sell high quality raw and washed mohair, dyed kid and yearling mohair curls, mohair roving and mohair cloud.... [more]

Splendora, Texas

We are a new 50% minority owned farm North of Houston. Initially we are raising pastured chicken, duck and guinea hen.... [more]

Montgomery, Texas

Olde World Farms is a family farm owned and operated by John and Karla McLaughlin. Olde World Farms raises Grassfed Beef and Lamb and Pastured Chicken and Pork.... [more]

Magnolia, Texas

We grow fresh, clean & poison free foods in organically managed, remineralized soil. Our Produce Is: Grown in healthy, living soil full of a balanced spectrum of minerals.... [more]

Magnolia, Texas

We have eggs! Brown and White = $5 per dozen Eggs of Color = $6 per dozen- limited supplies You can email us farmfreshmagnolia@gmail.com or call 346- Farm-Egg or 346-327-6344

Magnolia, Texas

Our family farm is nestled in Magnolia, Texas. We're grateful to be able to provide local produce and farm goods to our community.... [more]

Magnolia, Texas

Currently growing organic wheatgrass. We use certified organic wheatgrass seeds and add no chemicals of any kind.... [more]

Magnolia, Texas

Our family farm is nestled in the woods of Magnolia, Texas. A love of self sufficiency has blossomed into abundance.... [more]

New Caney, Texas

Hammond Farm has been raising goats since 1999 and started as a 4H project. Today we are a State Certified Dairy offering a variety of Chevre and Feta Goat Cheeses to delight your taste buds.... [more]

Magnolia, Texas

We are a homeschooling family and farm. We are currently raising meat chickens on organic feed, fresh air, bugs, and grass.... [more]

New Waverly, Texas

We are a small family run tomato growing operation, we grow our tomatoes and other produce in a greenhouse using hydroponic growing methods.... [more]

Magnolia, Texas

We moved from Katy, Texas to the great little town of Magnolia in August of 2005. Our dream was to raise as much food on the land that we could.... [more]