Farms Near Poteet, TX

Poteet

Sanchez Family Farm works land in Poteet, the Atascosa County town that calls itself the Strawberry Capital of Texas and throws a strawberry festival each April. Family farms here typically grow strawberries and warm-season vegetables sold fresh in spring. Contact the family directly to confirm what they're picking and whether the farm is open for sales or visits.

Poteet

A strawberry patch on Amphion Road in Poteet, one of the cluster of berry growers around this South Texas town famous for its strawberries. Fields open for picking in spring when the fruit ripens, usually March into April. Check with the patch for current picking days, prices, and hours before heading out.

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A farm on Strawberry City Road in Poteet, in the South Texas strawberry belt south of San Antonio. The road name reflects the town's identity as a berry-growing hub that celebrates the crop each spring. Contact So Tex Farms to learn what it grows and whether it sells at the farm, a stand, or local markets.

Poteet

U-pick strawberries near Poteet, the self-styled Strawberry Capital of Texas in Atascosa County south of San Antonio. The picking season runs through spring, roughly March into May, when the rows open by the bucket. Poteet's sandy soil and long warm season make it prime strawberry ground, and the town's April festival celebrates the crop.

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A strawberry farm on West FM 476 in Poteet, one of several berry growers in this South Texas town that markets itself as strawberry country. Fields ripen in early spring, and some farms here open rows for pick-your-own around the April festival. Reach the farm to confirm picking days, prices, and hours.

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Garcia Farms North grows strawberries in Poteet, the Atascosa County town southwest of San Antonio known as the Strawberry Capital of Texas. Poteet's sandy soil ripens berries in the spring, roughly March through May, sold fresh by area growers during the season around the town's April strawberry festival.

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Garcia Farms grows strawberries at Poteet, which hosts the long-running Poteet Strawberry Festival each spring and bills itself as the Strawberry Capital of Texas. Local farms like this one sell berries fresh in season, usually March into April, straight from the field. Reach the farm directly to check picking days, availability, and whether they sell pre-picked flats.

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Kosub Farms grows strawberries in Poteet and sells them fresh from March through May, with jams and other farm products stocked in its country store. The farm takes part in the Poteet Strawberry Festival each April, in the Atascosa County town that bills itself as the Strawberry Capital of Texas. Reach them by email or through their Kosub Farms Strawberries page on Facebook.

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A strawberry grower on Ditto Road in Poteet, the South Texas town known statewide for its strawberries and its April Strawberry Festival. Farms here sell berries fresh in spring, and many open fields for picking when the crop comes in. Contact 4G Reyes directly for this season's picking dates, prices, and hours.

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Stevens Farm and Ranch sits on McCaughan Road in Poteet, the South Texas town famous for its spring strawberry crop. Farms in this area work strawberries and row vegetables through the early-year growing season. Reach out directly for current offerings.

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Walo's Strawberry Farm grows strawberries on Briones Road in Poteet, the Atascosa County town known as the Strawberry Capital of Texas. South Texas strawberries ripen early, generally February through April, and local farms open their rows for picking during that stretch. Call ahead, since the season is short.

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Poteet Country Winery operates on the Collums family farm at Tank Hollow Road in Poteet, the Atascosa County town that calls itself the Strawberry Capital of Texas. In keeping with that reputation, the winery is known for fruit wines, including strawberry, made from the region's crops. Contact them to confirm tasting-room hours and current releases before visiting.

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Jim Collums Farm lies on Tank Hollow Road in Poteet, the Atascosa County town that calls itself the Strawberry Capital of Texas and throws the Poteet Strawberry Festival each spring. Most agritourism farms in this pocket south of San Antonio grow strawberries, which come in around March and April. The listing itself gives only the name and address, with no posted hours or contact.

Jourdanton

A strawberry grower near Jourdanton in Atascosa County, just up the road from Poteet in South Texas strawberry country. 'Fresas' is Spanish for strawberries, and the season runs through spring. Details online are thin, so contact directly about picking or sales.

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Rockberry Ranch is an agritourism farm on Gates Valley Road in Poteet, the Atascosa County town known statewide for strawberries and its spring Strawberry Festival. The name hints at berries, in step with the area's signature crop. Public details are limited, so contact the ranch to confirm what they grow, the season, and whether visitors can pick or buy on-site.

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KH Farm is a small farm in Poteet, the Atascosa County town southwest of San Antonio that calls itself the Strawberry Capital of Texas. Poteet's sandy soil produces the strawberries celebrated each April at the Poteet Strawberry Festival, and area growers sell berries and produce through the spring season.

Pleasanton

S and G Farm is a small farm on Pulliam Drive in Pleasanton, the Atascosa County seat in South Texas south of San Antonio. This region grows strawberries, peanuts, and seasonal vegetables, with neighboring Poteet famous for its berries. Details online are thin, so reach the farm directly to find out what's in season and whether they sell to the public.

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Anachey Strawberries grows strawberries on Schuettig Road in Poteet, the Atascosa County town billed as the Strawberry Capital of Texas. Growers here sell fresh-picked berries through the spring season, roughly March into May. Picking and stand hours aren't listed online, so call to check availability before driving out.

Pleasanton

Willo-berry Farms is a berry operation on North Highway 281 in Pleasanton, in Atascosa County south of San Antonio. Blackberries and other berries in this area ripen from late spring into summer. Confirm picking availability before visiting.

Poteet

Mmm Farms is an agritourism operation on FM 2504 in Poteet, the self-styled Strawberry Capital of Texas in Atascosa County south of San Antonio. The surrounding area is known for spring strawberry harvests. What Mmm Farms itself grows or offers isn't detailed online, so contact them to find out.

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A strawberry farm on FM 2504 in Poteet, the town billed as the Strawberry Capital of Texas. Local growers sell berries fresh each spring and open rows for pick-your-own as the season peaks around the April Strawberry Festival. Call ahead for this year's picking window and hours.

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Ramos Farm is one of several small growers around Poteet, south of San Antonio in Atascosa County. Poteet's sandy soil built its reputation on strawberries, and the town's spring festival still draws crowds for them. This listing shows only a name and a Brooks Lane address; no website or phone is attached. Anyone hoping to buy at the farm should confirm what's in season first.

Born Again Farm is where Jaime and his family raise happy, healthy chickens in the heart of the Texas countryside — grass-fed birds supplemented with certified organic, non-GMO, soy-free feed on a regenerative farm where they roam pastures freely. The online store sells whole chickens, breasts, thighs, wings, tenders, and dozen eggs.

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HR Farms works ground on Brown Road in Poteet, south of San Antonio in Atascosa County. Poteet is Texas's best-known strawberry town, and spring is its busy stretch. The listing offers only the farm name and address, with no crop details, hours, or contact posted. Check locally before visiting to see what the farm has for sale and when.

San Antonio

A farm off FM 2537 on the outskirts of San Antonio. Public details are thin; the agritourism listing points to seasonal visits or pick-your-own. Call ahead before driving out.

Atascosa

Rancho Seco is a small family ranch in Atascosa, south of San Antonio, raising grass-fed beef, pork, chicken, and rabbit along with fresh eggs. The animals are raised without added hormones, antibiotics, or medicated feed. Meat and eggs sell direct to local customers. The ranch also goes by Rancho Seco Cattle Co. Their Facebook page and Texas local-food listings post what's currently available.

This Tri-County Farmers Market Association location sits at 1918 Palo Alto Road in southwest San Antonio (78224), on the route toward Palo Alto College. Association stands like this one brought produce into growing South-side neighborhoods. The address is all that public directories carry, with no website, phone, or market schedule posted online.

This association market operates at 8510 South Zarzamora Street on San Antonio's south side. Growers from the surrounding South Texas farmland bring seasonal produce, and local vendors add prepared foods and homemade items. The south-side location puts fresh food within reach of the neighborhoods along the Zarzamora corridor.

Site IV of the Tri-County Farmers Market Association is at 123 Ascot Street in southwest San Antonio (78224), off the Palo Alto Road area. It is one entry in the association's spread of neighborhood market points. Public listings hold only the address, with no website, phone, hours, or vendor information to confirm whether it still runs.

Elmendorf

This small farm sits about 20 minutes south of downtown San Antonio, in Elmendorf, and specializes in gourmet and medicinal mushrooms. Alongside the mushrooms, it sells seasonal produce as crops come in. Registered as a Texas company in 2020, it stays close to the San Antonio market for direct sales. Check their site or Facebook page for what's fruiting and available week to week.

San Antonio

A fall pumpkin patch on the southeast side of San Antonio, off Old Corpus Christi Highway. Patches like this usually run through October, often tied to a church or community group, selling pumpkins and hosting family visits. Confirm opening dates, which land close to the start of October each year.

Location II of the Tri-County Farmers Market Association sits at 6700 S. Flores Street on San Antonio's South Side (78221). South Flores runs through a mix of residential and light-industrial blocks south of downtown. The association listing gives this address but no website, phone number, or set market days, leaving current operations unconfirmed.

The Devine Farmers' Market serves Devine, a small town in Medina County southwest of San Antonio. Area growers and vendors sell seasonal produce, eggs, and homemade goods to local shoppers. It's a small community market rather than a large regional one.

This San Antonio Farmers Market Association site sits at 500 Division Avenue on the city's South Side (78214), south of downtown along a mixed residential and commercial stretch. Association stands like this one brought seasonal produce close to home for area residents. Beyond the address, no current website, phone, or operating schedule is posted, so its present status is unconfirmed.

San Antonio

Murphy's works a single lot on Goliad Road in southeast San Antonio across two seasons: a pumpkin patch in October, then cut Christmas trees after Thanksgiving. It's a neighborhood seasonal stand rather than a farm you walk, handy for families grabbing a jack-o'-lantern pumpkin or a holiday tree without leaving town. Stock and hours change with the calendar, so it's worth a call before driving over.

The Tri County Farmers Market Association's home listing is at 739 County Road 6713 near Natalia (78059), a small farming town in Medina County southwest of San Antonio. The rural CR address points to open farm country between Devine and Lytle. Public records show only this address, with no website, phone, or market schedule available online.

Lacoste

Miller Farms Raw Milk is a licensed Grade A raw milk retail dairy in LaCoste, 15 miles west of San Antonio, milking grass-fed Jersey and Jersey-cross cows with absolutely no hormones or antibiotics. Raw milk, chocolate milk, cream, and free-range eggs are available for pickup 24/7 on the honor system at the farm on FM 471.

Lacoste

Fifteen miles west of San Antonio in LaCoste, Miller Farms milks grass-fed Jersey and Jersey-cross cows at a licensed Grade A raw milk retail dairy — no hormones, no antibiotics, recommended by RealMilk.com. Gallons, half gallons, chocolate raw milk, pints of cream, and free-range eggs sit ready for 24/7 honor-system pickup at the farm on FM 471.

South Texas Farmers Market Association's location I sits at 1737 S. General McMullen Drive on San Antonio's West Side (78237), a dense, long-settled part of town. Association stands here put fresh produce within reach for neighborhood shoppers. Current directories carry only the address, with no website, phone, or schedule to confirm present hours.

San Antonio

A neighborhood market tied to Collins Garden on San Antonio's near south side, in the 78204 area just south of downtown. It brings fresh produce to a historic, largely residential part of the city. Vendor and schedule details aren't posted online.

San Antonio

This pumpkin patch festival runs seasonally at a site on WW White Road in San Antonio's east side, tied to the 410 Printing Center. It reads as a fall pop-up event rather than a working farm. Dates and activities vary year to year, so check locally for current details before going.

South Texas Farmers Market Association site IV sits at 1625 S. Zarzamora Street, a major West Side San Antonio thoroughfare (78207). Zarzamora is a long commercial artery lined with local shops and eateries. The association listing gives this address but no website, phone, or posted schedule, so the stand's current operating status cannot be confirmed online.

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Tri-County Farmers Market Association site VI is listed at 7428 W. Military Drive, at Marbach Plaza on San Antonio's far West Side (78227). The plaza is a neighborhood shopping center along a busy commercial stretch. Aside from that address, no website, phone, or set market hours appear in public records for this association stand.

Tri-County Farmers Market Association's third site is listed at 1300 Guadalupe Street in San Antonio's 78207 ZIP, in the historic West Side near the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center. Association produce stands here served a dense, long-established neighborhood. Only the address appears in directories, with no website, phone, or posted schedule.

A West Side San Antonio market site listed at 130 S. San Augustine Avenue (78237), operated under the San Antonio Farmers Market Association. It is one of several association-run produce stands scattered across the city's older neighborhoods. No standalone website, phone, or posted schedule turns up online, so residents typically confirm hours by asking at the site or through the association.

Location II of the South Texas Farmers Market Association is listed at 800 Buena Vista Street in San Antonio's 78207 ZIP, just west of downtown near the Guadalupe cultural district. It is one of several association-run market points in the older West Side neighborhoods. No website, phone number, or set market days appear in public listings for this site.

San Antonio

Thunder Heart Bison is the grass-fed bison brand of Shape Ranch, a Texas family operation raising buffalo without added hormones or antibiotics. The meat sells direct and through San Antonio-area outlets, marketed as carrying as many omega-3s per serving as salmon. The San Antonio address is a market and distribution point rather than the ranch itself. See thunderheartbison.com or shaperanch.com for products and ordering.

Held at 115 Main Avenue on San Antonio's historic Main Plaza, beside San Fernando Cathedral downtown. Local farmers and food vendors bring produce and prepared foods to one of the city's oldest public squares. The downtown setting draws office workers and residents alike.

BellCreek Acres is an agritourism property on County Road 4713 in the Von Ormy area, southwest of San Antonio in Bexar County. The listing carries no city, and the farm publishes little online. Reach out directly to confirm location, hours, and what BellCreek offers visitors.

San Antonio

A local food hub at 503 Chestnut Street in San Antonio's Government Hill neighborhood, just northeast of downtown. Food hubs like this one gather produce and goods from nearby farms and makers to sell on to restaurants, retailers, and residents. Public details are limited, so reach out directly to confirm what Local Sprout currently carries, its market hours, and whether it fills wholesale or retail orders.

Floresville

Floresville

San Antonio

A neighborhood market at Lockwood Park, 801 N. Olive Street, in San Antonio's historic Dignowity Hill on the near east side of downtown. It brings fresh food to one of the city's oldest residential districts. Vendor and schedule details aren't posted online.

San Antonio

This market operates through the Ella Austin Community Center at 1023 N. Pine Street on San Antonio's East Side. The center is a neighborhood nonprofit dating to 1897, when Ella Austin opened her home to orphaned children; today it runs childcare, youth programs, and senior meals. The farmers market extends that food-access work into the surrounding community. Reach the center at 210-224-2351 or [email protected].

San Antonio

One of the largest stock shows and rodeos in the country, held each February in San Antonio. The event combines professional rodeo, a junior livestock show and auction, a carnival, and concerts, and it raises money for youth agricultural scholarships across Texas. The organization has since moved its grounds to the Frost Bank Center complex on the city's East Side.

Set at the Pearl, the former brewery turned dining and shopping district just north of downtown San Antonio, this is a producer-only market where every vendor grows or makes what they sell, all sourced within about 150 miles. Shoppers find Hill Country and South Texas produce, meats, eggs, cheese, and prepared food most weekend mornings. It's one of San Antonio's best-known markets.

The Farmers Market at Pearl runs weekend mornings at 300 Pearl Parkway, on the grounds of the restored Pearl Brewery just north of downtown San Antonio. Vendors sell food and goods that are made or sourced by the seller, following Pearl's producer-focused rules. The market operates Saturdays and Sundays, and sits among Pearl's restaurants and shops along the San Antonio River.