Stockdale, tx

Farms near Stockdale, tx

Bastrop, Texas

We started this operation several yrs ago to help supplement our income and to eat better. We have 5 acres and years ago we raised most all our food.... [more]

Austin, Texas

Tanya and her husband Chuck are small-scale beekeepers with approximately 150 colonies. Bee Friendly Austin is a small Certified Naturally Grown Apiary in Southwest Austin.

Austin , Texas

We raise Boer cross bred goats, Angus cross and Devon cattle. All are grass fed in the hill country west of Austin, Texas which makes for fat and happy animals.... [more]

Yancey, Texas

Koch Ranches, Inc. is a family business that is owned and operated by fifth, sixth and now seventh generation Texas farmers and ranchers.... [more]

Cedar Creek, Texas

Farmshare Austin's FarmerStarter program is designed to provide aspiring farmers with the essential skills and training needed to manage a sustainable farming business.... [more]

Hondo, Texas

We raise Heritage breed Grass fed Beef, Farm Fresh / Free Range Eggs and Pasture Raised Pork. We sell & deliver in Boerne, San Antonio, New Braunfels, San Marcos & Austin area.

Bastrop, Texas

Welcome to Henny Penny Farmette! We are a family owned, organic raised little farmette half way between Bastrop and Smithville.... [more]

Bastrop, Texas

Walnut Creek Farm is located in the rolling hills of the Post Oak Savannah about 20 miles southeast of Austin, TX.... [more]

Austin, Texas

New Leaf Agriculture trains and employs refugee farmers from traditional farming cultures. Using a permaculture master plan, New Leaf works with the existing ecosystem to grow local, organic produce.

Austin, Texas

Boggy Creek Farm is an urban organic farm, just two and one-half miles from the Texas State Capitol building in Austin.... [more]

Austin, Texas

Natural. Local. Grass fed. Sustainable. These are principles that Watterson Ranch has embodied since the 50's.... [more]

Austin, Texas

We are a very small, urban farm, right in the heart of Austin. We are located about a mile east of the state capital building on land that was first used to grow food over 100 years ago!... [more]