Farms Near Amarillo, TX

Amarillo

A food hub at 800 S Polk Street in downtown Amarillo, in the Texas Panhandle. Details online are limited. Contact them directly to confirm what they sell, their hours, and whether they serve retail shoppers or supply local businesses.

Amarillo

About the Market Amarillo Community Market completed its eighth season in the summer of 2023. We are taking a pause for the summer of 2024. Center City will not be having a weekly Saturday morning market this season. Amarillo Community Market will continue to have pop-up markets and special events. Follow Center City of Amarillo and Center City Events on FaceBook for announcements of future events. The Market hosts live music and a diverse mix of everything the Panhandle has to offer. Come check

Amarillo

The Golden Spread Farmers Market has run since 1986 and calls itself the oldest, most consistent farmers market in the Texas Panhandle. It sets up at Sunset Marketown, 3701 Plains Blvd in Amarillo, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 7am to noon, July through September. Growers bring produce usually picked within a day of sale, including tomatoes, melons, okra, squash, sweet corn, peppers, and onions, plus local baked and canned goods.

Amarillo

The main food bank for the Texas Panhandle, serving 29 counties from its Amarillo warehouse on SE 8th Avenue. High Plains is known for its on-site teaching garden, which grows fresh vegetables for distribution and hosts gardening classes for the community. Beyond the garden, the food bank supplies partner pantries and mobile distributions across the region. Contact the food bank to confirm garden volunteer days or find the nearest distribution.

Null Ridge Premium Beef comes off a fifth-generation family ranch in eastern New Mexico, run by rancher Kristen Null. Calves nurse on grass for their first seven to eight months and never get antibiotics, growth implants, or feed additives. The beef — dry-aged American Wagyu, grain-finished Angus, and grass-fed cuts — hangs at least 21 days before butchery. She sells direct to consumers and to Amarillo restaurants across the state line.

Amarillo

Amarillo

The Gee Family Farm, formerly Amazingly Fun Farm, grows sweet corn, pumpkins, and pecans south of Amarillo and roasts fresh corn at its annual Sweet Corn Festival each July. Fall brings the pumpkin farm and school tours; the family also operates as 2 Rings Farm. Reach them at (806) 346-5899 or [email protected]. Expect live music, tractors, and farm activities during festival weekends.

Amarillo

It's a bit long but I think it tells my story pretty well. I first became interested in growing organic vegetables in 1990 when I worked at Whole Foods Market in Richardson Texas. But I didn’t get started growing until 1998, after my family and I had been back in Amarillo for several years. In 1999 we received our organic certification and began selling at Golden Spread Farmers Market. The next 3 years brought good success mixed with some very tough times. At the end of the season in 2001, we ma

Amarillo

The Grady Family runs this seasonal pumpkin patch at Howard Farms on South Soncy Road in southwest Amarillo. It's a fall operation, opening for pumpkin picking and family activities in the weeks around Halloween. Hours and admission aren't posted online, so contact the farm before visiting.

Amarillo

Maxwell's Pumpkin Farm south of Amarillo opens its Fall Festival from late September through November 1 with sunflower fields, a giant corn maze, pumpkin picking, farm animals, and more than 30 attractions. Winter brings Maxwell's Amarillo Lights, a trail of lights with Santa visits. The farm books field trips and group sites and can be reached at (806) 373-9600 or [email protected].

Amarillo

Amarillo

Justin and Whitney Trammell help families eat high quality protein so that they benefit in their health, peace of mind, and reassurance they are sourcing the best for their families. Have you ever had meat that was less than satisfactory from the store? Where was this meat raised and processed? How long has it sat on the self or the freezer? Meat sourced from Tir Bluen Farm will always be high quality protein that is raised in the Texas Panhandle, sourced from one single animal. Our on-farm proc

Canyon

Canyon

A Bit About Us The Nester family began growing pumpkins in 2011. While it was only a small operation, the owners Paige and George decided to get some beehives to help pollinate their plants. Two hives turned into four, four turned into eight, and the rest is history! George has a doctorate in Pharmacy. Paige has a teaching certificate in art and biology. Over the years, their collective love for science was fine-tuned into a perpetually growing love for beekeeping. Today, running Creek House Hon

Canyon

JC Acre is a family-run farm in Canyon, Texas built on regenerative practices that restore soil health, conserve water, and support Panhandle ecosystems. Rotational grazing and humane care yield prairie-raised eggs, chicken, and pork, alongside pet chews and handcrafted leather goods that strengthen a resilient local food economy.

Reedy Prime Beef sells grass-fed, grain-finished beef direct to buyers, dry-aged 21 days and USDA inspected, raised without added hormones or antibiotics. The operation launched in 2019 and moves cuts and bulk boxes through an online shop, from ground beef and steaks to whole and half orders. Ordering and weekly product updates run through the website and social pages rather than a storefront.

LX Cattle Co. raises 100% pasture-raised Angus beef locally in Amarillo, Texas with no antibiotics and no hormones — beef done local, done right. Supplies are limited by design, sold as ground beef, quarters, halves, and wholes with customizable cut packages for each order.

Canyon

Leonard Farms is an agritourism operation on FM 1062 near Canyon, just south of Amarillo in Randall County. The Texas Panhandle location puts it in wheat and cattle country on the edge of Palo Duro Canyon. Details on what the farm offers visitors aren't published online, so reach out before visiting.

Claude

Claude

A family farm near Claude in Armstrong County, east of Amarillo in the Texas Panhandle near Palo Duro Canyon. Public listings are sparse. Contact the family directly about crops, livestock, or seasonal visits.