Sanger, tx

Farms near Sanger, tx

forestburg, Texas

Fourth Generation farmer/rancher. Grass fed finished Angus Beef. Pastured Chicken and Pork. Not fed with antibotic or hormones.... [more]

Whitesboro, Texas

We started raising grass fed cattle for ourselves in 1999 because I knew that beef from a grocery store was not fit for human or animal consumption.... [more]

CELINA, Texas

Located on "The Quarry" north of Dallas near Celina. We provide specialty cut flowers to Florists, farmers markets and Pick-Your-Own bouquets and wedding flowers.... [more]

Celina, Texas

A Bar N Ranch is a family-owned wagyu cattle operation on 5,000 acres of land in Sherman and Celina, Texas.... [more]

Frisco, Texas

Traceable 100% Grass Fed Black Angus raised without antibiotics, hormones, grain or GMO, on pack traceability to a single animal from our proprietary Nurture Tracker, even in hamburger, hot dogs and s... [more]

Gainesville, Texas

Circle N Dairy is a third generation dairy started in 1967, carrying on the time-honored tradition and heritage of family farming.... [more]

Gainesville, Texas

We are passionate about providing the finest quality fresh fruits and vegetables to our customers. With a combined 30 plus years experience in agriculture, we are excited for the opportunity to serve... [more]

Rhome, Texas

We're a small family farm in Wise County, TX, just North of Ft. Worth. We're in our 2nd year of running a CSA.... [more]

Decatur, Texas

When we moved to a small ranch in Decatur, Texas in 2001, we decided we would try raising cattle. Being located on the old Chisholm Trail, we decided that it was only fitting that we should raise Tex... [more]

Decatur, Texas

380 Farm Stand has seasonally grown produce sourced from local D-Bar Farms. Opening Day Friday May 9.... [more]

Celina, Texas

Our Farming Philosophy: Cartermere is focused on producing exceptional food; nothing more, nothing less.... [more]

Celina, Texas

Chiggahopper Farms was created to allow folks to have a place where they can go into the field to see and eventually harvest locally grown produce.... [more]