Farms near Yoakum, tx

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]

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]

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]

We raise Grassfed and Finished Dry Aged Beef, Pasture-Raised Heritage Pork, and Pasture-Raised Chicken here on our small farm in Meyersville Texas.... [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]

Tandem Hill is a family run farm in Kingsbury Texas. We offer pastured heritage pork, pastured eggs, raw dairy products including milk, cheeses, and cream, along with grass-fed beef.... [more]

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

Wholesome Harvest Farm was established in 1994. Our philosophy is that eating locally grown, recently harvested fresh food is better for your health!... [more]

Truly pastured-raised fresh eggs from happy chickens and ducks. The "girls" spend their days in the pasture and under the brush or playing in the "chicken creek".... [more]

The farm produces grass fed free range cattle. They are supplemented with fresh spent bourbon mash (alcohol stripped).... [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]