Houston

The Rice Village Farmers Market runs every 1st and 3rd Sunday at 2504 Amherst Street, a rain-or-shine market established in 2020 as part of the Rice Village district's revitalization. Nutritionist-owned by The Informal Grub, the market gathers Houston vendors selling local produce, grass-fed meat, neighborhood honey, flowers, and wellness finds from sea moss to small-batch herbal teas, with food trucks and on-site cooking.

Houston

Houston

Heights Mercantile is a low-rise urban market district in Houston’s historic and highly sought-after Heights neighborhood. Located at the intersections of Heights Boulevard, 7th Street and Yale Street across from Donovan Park, Heights Mercantile reinvented forgotten structures into a collection of adaptive spaces along the Heights Bike Trail. Come experience inspired architecture and uncommon dining, shopping, and beauty businesses.

Bellaire

Houston

Central City Co-Op has been Houston's farmer-first grocery since 1998 — the city's original organic food co-op, open to the public six days a week on Harvard Street with no membership needed. Weekly farm shares portion out the local organic harvest, shelves carry pastured meats, milk, eggs, and bulk staples, and members unlock raw cow and goat milk pickup plus 10% savings.

Houston

Houston

Over 23 million American children today are obese or already on the path to becoming obese adults with life-threatening chronic diseases. Obesity has many causes, but research identifies the major culprit as the food we eat and the way we eat it. The loss of connection with food sources, reluctance to eat fresh fruits and vegetables and reliance on processed fare are some of the key contributors that we work to eliminate. Recipe for Success Foundation was founded in 2005 to combat childhood obes

Houston

Houston

Hope Farms is a seven acre farm located in the heart of Houston\'s Sunnyside neighborhood where we grow healthy food, train veterans and others to become professional farmers, teach children and adults how to grow and cook healthy food and provide a gathering place for neighbors near and far to learn about and celebrate local food. Visit our market stand every Saturday from 9-1 to purchase freshly harvested produce, or our once-a-month First Wednesday evening market with local artisan vendors, fresh produce, and fun activities! Located on the corner of Airport and Scott Street.

Houston

Houston

Building community by bringing families and farmers together. Seventy vendors, ten years strong. Doing food right.

Houston

Houston

Houston

Houston

Pearland

Pearland

Lots of stands with local fruit, vegetables, meat.

Houston

Can you supply in large quantities. We deal in all kinds of agro products & food items such as rice, beans, sugar, barley, spices, we need whole sellers, manufacturers in high demand

Missorui City

Houston

Our mission We have been told that our beef and chicken is the best on the planet by people that travel the globe. We hope you come meet us in person, so you can see and taste for yourself. You will also find that for the quality of product that we produce, that our prices are extremely competitive and reasonable.

Houston

Houston

Deer Park

Friendswood

Sugar Land

Alvin

Humble

Friendswood

Atascocita

Richmond

Atascocita

Alvin

Alvin

Alvin

Spring

Alvin

Jolly Farms is a family farm in Alvin, Texas raising Cornish Cross broilers free-range on Bermuda and winter rye grass, fed only certified organic non-GMO feed with no antibiotics or hormones. Chickens are hand-processed at a state-inspected facility, rinsed in fresh water — never a bleach bath — air chilled, and vacuum packed with no brine injections, sold at Houston-area farmers markets, retailers, and home delivery.

Alvin

Houston

Alvin

While Froberg’s Farm officially began in 1936, the farm first started serving the community in 1894 with property off of Highway 35. And moved to several other locations across Brazoria County before settling perminately at it’s current location in 1936. At that time, the Froberg’s bought 22 acres (where the store and Froberg’s homes are now located). Strawberries were the only crop they grew at that time. Due to the draft for the war, most men were drafted and that’s when Froberg’s started the

Katy