Refugio, tx

Farms near Refugio, tx

GEORGE WEST, Texas

veteran owned and operated, Grass fed, all natural, sustainable, carbon positive , Texas BEEF. Grown and raised on our ranch on native grasses.... [more]

Cuero, Texas

We have been in the cattle ranching business in Texas since 1847. Our Circle T brand was registered in September of 1847 and is the second oldest brand registered in DeWitt County.... [more]

EDNA, Texas

Not currently growing - but we'll be back early in 2015! We offer naturally grown seasonal produce and value added products.... [more]

Yoakum, Texas

Our family has been raising cattle on our 5,000-acre ranch in Yoakum, Texas since 1985. We have applied what we have learned from four generations of ranching into producing the best tasting, most ten... [more]

Alice, Texas

Edelen Farms is a family-run farm dedicated to raising high-quality, pasture-raised meats and eggs for our local community.... [more]

Floresville, Texas

Located 30 minutes south of San Antonio, Texas. Seasonal offerings of annuals and perennials for cut-flower use are now growing on our family farm.... [more]

Floresville, Texas

Organic Heirloom Produce Farm

Stockdale, Texas

Vintage Heart Farm is home to those captivated by the nostalgia of our American past, when time moved slower and our connection to the land was stronger!... [more]

Floresville, Texas

We are a 200 acre farm located near Floresville, Texas. We raise Appenzeller Spitzhaubens, Heritage Rhode Island Reds, Bantums & Heritage Turkeys.... [more]

Gonzales, Texas

4 S Ranch is a small organic farm located in Gonzales county TX. We are about an hour South of Austin TX and an hour east of San Antonio TX.... [more]

Seguin, Texas

We are a small family-owned farm that started in 1998. We have been growing on a 5 acre plot of our land in a seasonal operation and grow a wide variety of produce.... [more]

El Campo, Texas

Established as a commercial vegetable farm in 2017, we grow vegetables on family land the old fashion way - the vegetables your grandparents grew in their gardens.... [more]