Farms Near Seguin, TX

Seguin

Gretchen Bee Ranch runs a full-service beekeeping showroom on West Kingsbury in Seguin, east of San Antonio, one of the few in South Texas. Owners Mark and Thien sell raw local honey, pure beeswax candles, and gift baskets, and teach beekeeping classes for newcomers. They also work to rebuild local bee populations. The shop trades under The Beeswax Department brand.

Seguin

Pecans are the main fall crop at Boenig Farm, sold from a red barn on FM 758 outside Seguin. The stand also opens in late spring with peaches, sweet corn, potatoes, onions, beets, green beans, cabbage, and squash as they come in. It's a straightforward family produce operation, buy what's fresh and in season straight from the grower. Call 830-433-0789 to check hours before you drive out.

The Seguin Farmers Market runs Wednesdays 3 to 6 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon at 510 E. Court Street, a block off the courthouse square in downtown Seguin. Vendors bring local produce, fruit and vegetables, and handmade crafts, selling straight to shoppers with no middleman. It draws small farms and food producers from the surrounding Guadalupe County countryside.

Seguin

At Braune Farms Beef on Link Road in Seguin, calves are born on the farm and roam free with their mothers, growing to 1,100-1,400 pounds on open grazing before processing. Jamie and Floyd Braune run the licensed, inspected facility selling Texas grass-fed beef and lamb online and by farm appointment — free grazing, humanely raised, quality stock.

Seguin

Seguin

The secret is in the soil at Braune Farms in Seguin, where the family's long produce-growing history yields monthly harvests of squash, zucchini, cantaloupe, peaches, tomatoes, peppers, okra, and peas. Buy at the Link Road farm stand, three weekly farmers markets (Pearl, New Braunfels, Memorial Villages), subscription veggie bags delivered to your door — or visit the real pumpkin patch each fall.

Seguin

We started using regenerative agricultural principles in 2021 to raise sheep, broiler chickens, beef, and eggs. We are at the San Marcos farmer's market every Saturday.

Seguin

Braune Farms grows fresh produce on the family farm at Link Road in Seguin, Texas — squash, cantaloupe, peaches, tomatoes, okra, and more, with the secret in the soil. Find them at the Pearl, New Braunfels, and Memorial Villages farmers markets, the farm stand, subscription veggie bags with delivery, and a real pumpkin patch every fall.

Seguin

Seguin

We started using regenerative agricultural principles in 2021 to raise sheep, broiler chickens, beef, and eggs. We are at the San Marcos farmer's market every Saturday.

Seguin

Braune Farms Beef is Jamie and Floyd Braune's licensed and inspected operation on Link Road in Seguin, Texas, raising grass-fed beef and lamb — calves born on the farm, roaming free with their mothers and grazing to 1,100-1,400 pounds before processing. Shop online or by appointment at the farm.

Held at 390 Schneider Road in Seguin, the Guadalupe County seat on the Guadalupe River east of San Antonio. The market's name points to a local gardeners' group behind it. Public details on vendors and schedule are limited.

New Braunfels

Markley Family Farm sits on Union Wine Road in New Braunfels, in Comal County between San Antonio and Austin. The farm-stand listing points to direct sales of what the family raises on the property. This edge of the Hill Country mixes small produce plots with vineyards and ranchland. Check ahead for current availability.

New Braunfels

Marion

Hickory Lake Beef in Marion, Texas provides 100% grass-fed and finished beef to San Antonio and surrounding areas — no hormones, antibiotics, steroids, pesticides, or chemical fertilizers, and never any corn or grain. Just grass, with partial-cow purchases and delivery available.

Marion

No hormones, no antibiotics, no steroids, no pesticides, no chemical fertilizers, no corn or grain — just grass. That's the whole formula at Hickory Lake Beef in Marion, Texas, which delivers fresh 100% grass-fed and finished beef, including partial cows, to satisfied customers across the San Antonio area.

New Braunfels

Gruene Pumpkin Patch sets up each fall in New Braunfels, tied to the mini-golf course in the historic Gruene district. Alongside rows of pumpkins, it runs putt-putt, a train ride, and a kids' play area, with plenty of spots for photos. It's aimed at families looking for a fall outing rather than a working farm. The patch opens Thursday through Sunday in October.

Open every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. year-round at 186 S Castell Ave, next to Krause's Cafe & Biergarten in downtown New Braunfels. More than 70 vendors sell locally grown produce, pasture-raised meats, farm dairy, handmade cheeses, fresh eggs, baked goods, and local wine, with live music each week. The market office keeps weekday hours for vendor questions.

SEGUIN

S-Ranch is a farm on Capote Road outside Seguin, in Guadalupe County between San Antonio and San Marcos. The Capote community sits in South-Central Texas ranch and cropland along the Guadalupe River. Details online are thin, so contact the ranch directly to find out what they grow or raise and whether any visits or sales are open to the public.

Kingsbury

A permaculture farm and nursery selling pastured meats, eggs, vegetables, fruit, homemade foods, and baked goods.

San Marcos

The Rowdy Roost is a Texas farm business with an active website that wasn't publicly readable during research. What it raises or sells isn't confirmed online.

Martindale Market gathers on Main Street in this small Caldwell County town on the San Marcos River, just downstream from San Marcos. Local growers and makers bring produce and homemade goods to a community better known for its tubing river and historic downtown. The market keeps the town's Main Street active on market days.

La Vernia

A fall corn maze and family farm near La Vernia, east of San Antonio in Wilson County. The season centers on autumn, with the cut-corn maze and pumpkin-patch weekends. Check ahead for opening dates, which follow the corn's height and the October calendar.

San Marcos

From its Old RR 12 butcher shop open seven days a week, Three Six General cures, smokes, and butchers locally sourced, humanely raised meats for San Marcos and the I-35 corridor — stocking local organic produce, artisan cheese, house charcuterie, and low-intervention wine alongside. Catch their booths at Mueller, Bell, San Marcos, New Braunfels, and Buda markets, or the Howdy Child outpost at San Antonio's Historic Pearl, open daily until 9.

San Marcos

Three Six General is a San Marcos, Texas butcher shop doing in-house butchering, curing, and smoking of locally sourced, humanely raised meats — plus local organic produce, artisan cheese, crafted charcuterie, and low-intervention wine and craft beer. The shop on Old RR 12 is open daily, with booths at the Pearl, Mueller, San Marcos, and New Braunfels farmers markets and the Howdy Child counter at the Historic Pearl.

La Vernia

San Marcos

Open Saturdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the downtown square, the San Marcos Farmers Market connects Central Texas growers directly with shoppers at 312 E. Hopkins Street. Stalls carry yard eggs, grass-fed meats, tamales, local honey, roasted coffee, salsas and jams, plus handmade soaps, jewelry, and crafts. Its Facebook page has grown past 9,000 followers, a sign of steady local turnout.

The main San Marcos/New Braunfels Farmers Market Association listing sits at 104 C.M. Allen Parkway in San Marcos (78666), close to the San Marcos River and downtown. Note that the separate, well-established San Marcos Farmers Market runs on East Hopkins Street; this association entry is a different record with no website, phone, or schedule published online.

Schertz

Behind the Oaks Farm is the Platt family's regenerative farm on Greaves Lane in Schertz, South Central Texas, offering grass-fed beef, pastured poultry, pork, dairy, eggs, and CSA subscriptions — built on new soil, closed-loop composting, and animals raised with compassion. Shop the farm store Thursdays and Saturdays, order online for pickup or delivery, or find their booth Saturdays at the Pearl, Sunset Ridge, and New Braunfels farmers markets.

Schertz

Zachary Platt and family run Behind the Oaks Farm in Schertz, Texas, mending the land through regenerative practices — building new soil, running closed-loop composting, and raising grass-fed beef, pastured pork, chicken, turkey, dairy, and eggs with compassion. Six years of Saturday booths at the Pearl, Sunset Ridge, and New Braunfels farmers markets pair with the on-farm store on Greaves Lane, open Thursday afternoons and Saturday mornings.

River Whey Creamery makes cave-aged, raw-milk cheeses in Schertz, near San Antonio. Its cheeses sell at Whole Foods, Central Market, H-E-B, and Antonelli's Cheese Shop in Austin, and go to restaurants and wineries across Texas. You can also order online for shipping. Fresh and aged varieties both come out of the on-site aging caves.

Garden Ridge

A small operation in Garden Ridge, a community between San Antonio and New Braunfels in Comal County. The name points to a family homestead. It sits on FM 2252 on the southern edge of the Hill Country, near the German-settled towns of the Guadalupe valley.

Stockdale

Stockdale

San Marcos

Heirloom Blooms is a flower operation on FM 32 near San Marcos, in Hays County between Austin and San Antonio. The name points to cut flowers rather than produce. Central Texas flower farms usually run spring through fall, sometimes with u-pick days or market bouquets. No hours, phone, or website are posted with the listing, so confirm before visiting.

Wimberley

Montesino Ranch is a 225-acre working ranch three miles outside Wimberley in the Texas Hill Country, with a nine-acre organic farm alongside its guest lodging and event grounds. Owners Scott and Brenda Mitchell host one wedding or event per weekend and offer private access to a Blanco River swimming hole, plus hiking and biking. The organic farm supplies produce for on-site meals and gatherings.

San Antonio

San Antonio

Canyon Lake

Since 2019, Pure Pastures has been holistically managing our animals in a way that revitalizes the ranch’s natural resources; working WITH nature, instead of against her. The Eubanks have been ranching since 2015, using trial and error to perfect their rotational grazing practices; striving to provide the most flavorful and nutrient dense meat to their community, while rebuilding topsoil and the native prairie landscape that once dominated the Hill Country. With our rotational grazing practices,

Canyon Lake

Canyon Lake

Free Wing Farms mills USDA Certified Organic, certified non-GMO animal feed for poultry, cattle, goats, sheep, and pigs, sold by the bag or in bulk from its store in Gonzales, Texas. The business is veteran-owned and open Monday through Thursday, 9am to 4pm. Alongside the feed mill it runs a feed store, giving small farmers and backyard flock owners in the area a local source of organic rations.

Floresville

A farm near Floresville in Wilson County, southeast of San Antonio in the peanut country around the Peanut Capital of Texas. Public details are limited. Contact the farm directly about produce, seasonal picking, or visits.

The fourth San Antonio Farmers Market Association site runs at 3903 Eisenhauer Road on the city's northeast side. Local growers bring seasonal South Texas produce, and vendors add homemade and prepared goods. The Eisenhauer Road location serves the residential areas between Loop 410 and the airport.

San Antonio

This market operates at Sam Houston High School, 4635 East Houston Street, on San Antonio's east side. A school-grounds market like this usually brings fresh produce close to the surrounding neighborhood. Local growers and vendors bring seasonal fruit and vegetables to an area that sits away from the city's larger grocery corridors.

Tri-County Farmers Market Association site I is at 1015 Rittiman Road in northeast San Antonio (78218), near the Fort Sam Houston area. It is one of several association market points ringing the city. The listing carries the street address only, no website, phone, hours, or vendor roster, so confirm the stand is active before heading over.

This South Texas Farmers Market Association site is listed at 2585 Thousand Oaks Drive in north San Antonio (78232), along a busy commercial corridor. It heads a group of association market stands spread across the metro area. The address is the only detail carried in public directories: no website, phone, hours, or vendor list is posted, so confirm it is operating before going.

San Antonio

A seasonal pumpkin patch on Bitters Road on the north side of San Antonio, open in the weeks leading up to Halloween. It sits in a part of town with easy highway access, drawing families for pumpkins and photos each October. Confirm opening dates and hours locally before you go, since pop-up patches change from year to year.

San Antonio