Farm Stands near Victoria, tx
Not currently growing - but we'll be back early in 2015! We offer naturally grown seasonal produce and value added products.... [more]
Garret's Legacy Farmstead is a small, family-owned place outside of Goliad, Texas. We specialize in naturally-raised chicken and duck eggs and seasonal veggies and fruit, delivered to Victoria, Texas... [more]
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]
We are a family farm dedicated to producing cut flowers and homegrown vegetables using the best sustainable methods to provide you the customer with a product that we know is safe to put on your table... [more]
The Medina Farm uses biodynamic principles to support herb, vegetable, orchard, berry and livestock production on a 4 acre homestead in Wharton.... [more]
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]
We are family operated ranch and farm, please contact us if you would like to buy eggs from pastured chickens, pasture-raised cornish cross and heritage meat chickens, grass feed beef.
Since 2007 Gulf Breeze Alpaca Ranch & Lodging has offered a variety of products made from the fiber of our alpaca and heritage sheep.... [more]
The farm produces grass fed free range cattle. They are supplemented with fresh spent bourbon mash (alcohol stripped).... [more]
We are a natural goat dairy, located just 45min from South Austin, and 1 hour from San Antonio. Check our website often as we are growing and offering specialty items at different times.... [more]
Throughout the past 150 years, our family has been farming and ranching land in Central Texas. Whether it was fields in San Antonio, large ranches on the banks of the Medina River in Bandera or Cotto... [more]
A family owned and operated farm producing pastured beef, pork, and poultry--with no added hormones ll sell you a whole beef or just a pound.... [more]