Wheelock, tx

Farms near Wheelock, tx

Oakwood, Texas

A regenerative and holistically managed ranch, raising beef, lamb, turkey (year round) and eggs. We are grass fed and grass finished and don't use any chemicals/hormones/antibiotics.... [more]

Montgomery, Texas

The Sanctuary Blueberry Farm thanks all of our loyal blueberry customers for the wonderful memories!... [more]

Troy, Texas

We are a small, family-owned business. We are located in Central Texas and we are, little by little growing.... [more]

New Waverly, Texas

Tosca Farm specializes in quality Grass-Fed Beef. Our beef is Dry-Aged to bring out the full, natural, perfect flavor.... [more]

Hempstead, Texas

Laughing Frog Farm is a 21 acre farm in northern Waller County. We raise about one acre of herbs vegetables and presently have about 300 fruit trees and berry plants in the ground.... [more]

Thrall, Texas

We're several neighboring families working together to grow natural, healthy, fresh, and tasty produce, beef, pork, and eggs.... [more]

Mart, Texas

Our cattle are pasture-raised so they grow up lean. Once they reach their peak weight for finishing, we encourage our cattle with grain feedings daily to create the marbling that comes with well-devel... [more]

Fairfield, Texas

We are located just 7 miles east of Interstate 45, south of Dallas,and between Waco, and Tyler. We raise pastured broilers, eggs, grass fed beef, and pastured pork.... [more]

New Waverly, Texas

Restoration Farms Texas is a small family farm north of Houston in New Waverly, Texas. Our farm includes the Large Black Pig heritage breed in our pork production.... [more]

Dodge, Texas

We are a local farm that produces super premium duck eggs, and more to come as we expand our homesteading efforts.... [more]

Bellville, Texas

Call us at Blue Star Ranch where we offer "eggspert" advice on caring for chickens. We raise and care for "natural" chickens that are not fed commercial foods, rather natural bugs, grains and green pl... [more]

Magnolia, Texas

We moved from Katy, Texas to the great little town of Magnolia in August of 2005. Our dream was to raise as much food on the land that we could.... [more]