We've raised many farm animals over our lifetime, and in 2012 we bought a milk cow and put three calves on her to raise for butcher for our family.... [more]

Thorn Tree Farm Boer Goats produces Full Blood Boer Goats for 4H & FFA school projects, and meat goat sales.... [more]

P.O.P. Acres is a small north Texas ranch that markets direct to the public. It is home to grass fed/finished beef and pastured meat chickens, heritage cross turkeys and laying hens(eggs).... [more]

We have a small flock of chickens which is allow to free range. I do not use any pesticides. We are a family operated farm.... [more]

St Emma Farms is located in Kemp, Texas and owned and operated by a family that grows a great variety of high quality produce and values sustainability.... [more]

We started our family farm in 2005 because of our desire to eat fresh meat and eggs. Our farm in Hill County is home to chickens, pigs, sheep, dogs, cats, and kids (the human kind).... [more]

Welcome to Box M Ranch pasture raised beef grown in northeast Texas! This may seem backwards for a beef ranch but we focus on growing nutritious forage and soil management.... [more]

Welcome to Box M Ranch pasture raised beef grown in northeast Texas! This may seem backwards for a beef ranch but we focus on growing nutritious forage and soil management.... [more]

Cactus Run Homestead is a local small homestead that provides fresh free range duck and chicken eggs, along with fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs, jams, jellies and pickles.... [more]

We love the land and treat it with respect. No poisons, chemicals, or non organic fertilizers. There is a large garden that produces year round.... [more]

We are striving to become a self-sustaining ranch. We have a 9 hens that supply our eggs. Our animals receive mostly herbal medicines for any health issues and we do not use pesticides.... [more]

Big fresh brown eggs from our free-ranging pastured chickens, all organic fruits, nuts and occasionally vegetables Knowledgeable local restaurateurs reserve our Parker County peaches and our giant... [more]