2 Mac's Ranch

Winnsboro, TX

The Milk Barn at 2 Mac's Ranch in Winnsboro, Texas is Jim and Heather's market — childhood friends who found their way back to each other and to a calling of raising truly nourishing food. The store carries their own and neighboring farms' chicken, beef, pork, lamb, dairy, produce, bakery goods, and pantry items with only the cleanest ingredients, open six days a week on FM 852.

BA Angus and Agriculture

BA Angus & Agriculture raises grass-fed, grass-finished beef that typically grades choice or better, colorful heirloom chicken eggs from four breeds, pasture-raised rabbit, and heritage holiday turkeys near Mansfield, Texas, alongside okra, cantaloupe, watermelon, squash, and zucchini. Delivery runs through Mansfield, Arlington, Burleson, and surrounding towns, and the farm's BA Connects program partners with a local food bank and a Tanzania farming mission to feed families in need.

Boggy Creek Farm

Austin, TX

Boggy Creek Farm on Lyons Road is Austin's oldest modern-day urban farm, established in 1841 — a historic site where visitors walk the grounds and step back in time. The on-site Farmstand Market sells fresh, seasonal vegetables grown with regenerative, no-till practices.

Boggy Creek Farm

Austin, TX

Established in 1841, Boggy Creek Farm invites Austin to step back in time — walking the historic grounds of the city's oldest modern-day urban farm before shopping the on-site Farmstand Market. The fields grow fresh, seasonal vegetables using regenerative, no-till practices, harvested steps from where they're sold on Lyons Road.

Braune Farms Fresh Produce

Seguin, TX

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.

Braune Farms Fresh Produce

Seguin, TX

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.

Central City Co-Op

Houston, TX

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.

Desert Spoon Food Hub

El Paso, TX

Desert Spoon Food Hub is an El Paso nonprofit supporting local farmers toward a prosperous, sustainable future — running the Spoon Flower Grocery on Yandell Drive, community farm boxes, house-made grab-n-go meals, and culinary community programming. Buy local to make your dollar count, with delivery and Saturday warehouse pickup.

Desert Spoon Food Hub

El Paso, TX

At the Spoon Flower Grocery on Yandell Drive, El Paso nonprofit Desert Spoon Food Hub turns "buy local" into infrastructure — a grocery, deli, community farm boxes, grab-n-go meals, and culinary programming that keep local farmers financially and professionally secure. The vision: sustainable production, fair employment, and healthy food that everyone can access, with Saturday warehouse pickup and delivery.

Farmshare Austin

Cedar Creek, TX

From its farm in Cedar Creek, nonprofit Farmshare Austin grows organic food — and farmers, through hands-on training — while its Fresh for Less program tackles food access across Eastern Travis County. Mobile markets and home delivery carry Texas-grown produce, eggs, honey, and groceries at reduced prices, with volunteers and donors powering a more just local food system.

Farmshare Austin

Cedar Creek, TX

Farmshare Austin is a nonprofit in Cedar Creek, Texas growing organic food and farmers while increasing healthy food access across Eastern Travis County. Its Fresh for Less Mobile Markets and home delivery bring Texas-grown produce, eggs, honey, and groceries at reduced prices to neighborhoods that need them, powered by donations and volunteers.

Isle Acre Farms

Liberty Hill, TX

You've been berry pickin' and apple pickin', but you ain't never been veggie pickin' — Isle Acre Farms in Liberty Hill, Texas grew from Becky and Pete's backyard garden into a reservation-based pick-your-own vegetable experience, mid-May to mid-July. Book a morning time slot, grab a basket, harvest seasonal veggies straight from the field, and pay by weight — farming you can feel, designed for family memories.

Naturally Grown Farms

Naturally Grown Farms is a Texas "plant to order" farm supplying professional and home kitchens with micro-sized vegetables, herbs, and mushrooms — non-GMO, pesticide-free, and harvested on delivery day. The Garden Salad Share delivers grower-direct weekly greens with optional add-ons of grass-finished beef, pastured pork and poultry, raw milk, eggs, and honey.

Profound Microfarms

Lucas, TX

Profound Foods is a North Texas food hub in Fairview serving homes and restaurants — farmers update availability weekly, so 100% local groceries arrive at their freshest with minimal waste, delivered across the DFW area or picked up at the hub. The venue side hosts chef-driven private events, hands-on cooking classes, and community markets celebrating local farmers and artisans.

Sweet Berry Farm

Marble Falls, TX

Sweet Berry Farm in Marble Falls is the original Central Texas pick-your-own destination — 26 years and 152 acres in the Hill Country, with tulips in late winter, strawberries mid-March through May, sunflowers in early summer, and a fall harvest festival of pumpkins, mazes, goat racers, and the Berry Bounce. Cash, check, or credit — and leave the pets at home.

Three Six General

San Marcos, TX

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.

Three Six General

San Marcos, TX

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.

Urban Roots East Austin Farm

Austin, TX

Urban Roots' East Austin Farm on Delwau Lane is where "the farm is your classroom" — youth leaders grow fresh food and leadership skills on regenerative urban farmland, sharing 97% of the harvest (88,485 servings in 2025) through food access partners. The nonprofit pays youth directly for their work, welcomes hundreds of K-12 students for tours, and hosts hundreds of community volunteers each year.

Urban Roots East Austin Farm

Austin, TX

The farm is the classroom at Urban Roots' East Austin site on Delwau Lane, one of two Austin farms where the nonprofit cultivates tomorrow's leaders — 68 youth leaders from 25 schools farmed here in 2025 while earning nearly $148,000 in combined pay. Regenerative growing with respect for the land feeds the mission: 97% of the harvest goes to the community through food access partnerships.

Urban Roots South Austin Farm

Austin, TX

Urban Roots grows a more just and joyful food future from its South Austin Farm on Winnebago Lane, pairing paid youth internships with regenerative agriculture — students plant, harvest, and advocate for food equity while nearly all the produce flows to Central Texans through food access programs. Open houses, K-12 field trips, and 775+ annual volunteers keep the farm buzzing with community.

Urban Roots South Austin Farm

Austin, TX

At Urban Roots' South Austin Farm on Winnebago Lane, youth from 25 area schools farm to grow young minds — earning real pay while building leadership, farming, and food-justice advocacy skills on regeneratively managed ground. Nearly all of the produce goes to the community through food access programs, with open houses, educational tours, and volunteer days connecting Austin to its food.

Victoria's Natural Market

Tomball, TX

Victoria's Natural Market is a farmers-market-style storefront on rural property in Tomball, just inside the Grand Parkway — stocking pastured, hormone-free meats, raw and low-temp pasteurized milk, eggs, organic produce (some grown on site), local honey, and properly fermented artisan sourdough. Direct relationships with every farmer and rancher ensure the label tells the truth, Thursday through Sunday.

Weatherford Farmers Market

Weatherford, TX

Weatherford Farmers Market on Fort Worth Highway keeps Parker County stocked through every season — local Texas produce all summer, West Texas and New Mexico pumpkins in fall, locally grown plants and flowers from March, firewood and Christmas trees in winter, plus gourmet canned goods and area arts and crafts year-round.

Yahweh's All Natural Farm and Garden

Harlingen, TX

Yahweh's Farm in Harlingen, deep in Texas's Rio Grande Valley, has grown chemical-pesticide-free, non-GMO fruits and vegetables for more than a decade — sold through its farmers market presence and a November-through-May CSA program, with grass-fed beef, pastured chicken, pork, and lamb raised hormone- and antibiotic-free. Saul and Diana Padilla also grow Moringa trees, harvesting leaves and seeds into Texas-grown Moringa tea and powder.

Yahweh's All Natural Farm and Garden

Harlingen, TX

For over ten years, Saul and Diana Padilla have farmed the Rio Grande Valley at Yahweh's Farm on Morris Road in Harlingen — fruits and vegetables grown without chemical pesticides or GMOs, feeding the community through farmers markets and weekly or bi-monthly CSA boxes from November through May. The farm also raises grass-fed beef, pastured chicken (organic-fed), pork, and lamb, and harvests its Moringa trees into Texas-grown tea and powder.