Free Texas Farm Guide: Find Local Meat, Produce and More

Free Statewide Directory Helps Shoppers Turn Concern About Texas Politics and Agriculture into Direct Support for Local Producers

Texans looking for a practical way to support independent agriculture now have a free directory connecting them with 52 farms, ranches, co-ops, apiaries, nurseries and other local food resources across the state—making it easier to know where their meat comes from and feel confident that it is fresh.

The Texas Independent Farm Guide, compiled by social media, independent editorialist, IndieTrish, known online as @indietrish, grew from a call she made to Texans who are dissatisfied with the current political direction of the state and want to support independent producers who share their desire for change.

Trish initially asked farms and agricultural businesses to identify themselves, explain what they sell and say where they are located. She first focused on producers within driving distance, but broadened the project after receiving interest from across Texas.

The response from shoppers was just as strong. Trish said so many people signed up to receive the directory that her email client could not handle the demand.

The completed August 2026 guide is free and includes producers in Central Texas, Greater Houston, North Texas and the Dallas-Fort Worth area, the Hill Country, Gulf Coast, East Texas, Greater San Antonio, the Panhandle, West Texas and the El Paso region. It also includes one Texas-based online specialty business.

From Political Concern to Local Action

Trish explained the project is meant for Texans who want to respond to political, economic and cultural concerns by directing more of their spending toward independent agriculture.

She is not a farm-based content creator. Trish describes herself as an independent, self-funded editorialist who grew up on a farm and cares deeply about agriculture in Texas. She also discusses state and national politics, economics, culture and geopolitics through her social media platforms.

Although Trish began the project with a political call to action, the published guide primarily provides practical information about each producer, including its location, products, agricultural practices, ownership information when publicly stated, contact details and purchasing links.

The directory is especially strong in Central Texas, the Austin area, Greater San Antonio, Houston and North Texas. Trish is continuing to seek more farms and agricultural resources in the Panhandle, West Texas, the Rio Grande Valley and East Texas.

The guide is a growing resource and will be updated as additional Texas farms, ranches and agricultural businesses submit their information for inclusion. Save this free farm directory in your bookmarks today!

Texas Independent Farm Guide

52 listings • August 2026

Created and compiled by IndieTrish (@indietrish)

Central Texas

• Bouldin Food Forest — Austin. Produce, herbs, microgreens and farm boxes/CSA. Regenerative practices; no chemical spraying or manufactured chemicals. Link: https://bouldinfoodforest.com
• Eat Your Greens! Organic Farm — Austin. Microgreens, powders, capsules, seasonings and grow kits. Non-GMO and pesticide-free. Link: https://eatyourgreensorganicfarm.com
• Eden East Farm — Bastrop. Seasonal vegetables, herbs, eggs, preserved goods and other farm products. Sustainable urban farm. Link: https://edeneastaustin.com/farm
• True Bird Farm — Driftwood. Pasture-raised chicken. Regenerative; rotational grazing; certified-organic, non-GMO feed; no antibiotics or hormones. Link: https://truebirdfarm.com
• Coyote Creek Farm — Elgin. USDA Organic pasture-raised eggs, grass-fed beef, pasture-raised pork, chicken and lamb, plus organic livestock feed. Link: https://coyotecreekfarm.com
• Shepard’s Flock Farm — Elgin. Woman-owned permaculture farm with seasonal produce, eggs, herbs and apothecary goods. No chemical pest control. Link: https://www.shepardsflockfarm.com
• Cedar Cabin Honey Farm — Georgetown. Woman-owned apiary producing local honey. Link: https://www.facebook.com/p/Cedar-Cabin-Honey-Farm-61574857395649
• Better Days Gardens — Lockhart. Seasonal vegetables. No-till, chemical-free and pesticide-free market garden. CSA available. Link: https://www.betterdaysgardens.com
• Brown Farmer LLC — Manor / Elgin. Vegetables and herbs, including African Diaspora crops. Regenerative and organic growing practices; integrated pest management. Link: https://brownfarmerllc.com
• Lost Pines Poultry — Smithville. Pasture-raised, pasture-finished, air-chilled chicken and free-range eggs. Link: https://www.lostpinespoultry.com
• Cow Camp Meats — Southeast Williamson County. Multi-generational family ranch selling grass-fed beef, whole and half beef, cuts and meat bundles. Local delivery available. Link: https://www.cowcampmeats.com
• Sweet Magnolia Farms — Caldwell. Sixth-generation family farm specializing in livestock, homesteading animals, hay and agricultural education. Link: https://sweetmagnoliafarmstexas.com
• Nectar Spell — Austin / Travis, Bastrop & Williamson Counties. Small-batch raw, unfiltered and unpasteurized honey harvested from stationary micro-apiaries throughout Central Texas. Link: https://nectarspell.com
• Bastrop Beef / Bastrop Cattle Company — Bastrop & Fayette Counties. Woman-led family ranch producing 100% grass-fed and grass-finished beef. No grain, added hormones or antibiotics. Regenerative and free-range; no pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers. Link: https://bastropbeef.com
• Boniol Farm & Ranch — Caldwell. Local family farm offering farm-raised meats, fresh vegetables and other farm goods, with an on-farm store and pickup. Emphasizes humane animal care, sustainable land use and locally produced natural food. Address: 10990 FM 2000, Caldwell, TX 77836. Link: https://www.boniolfarmandranch.com

Houston / Greater Houston Area

• Lilly’s Leaf Farm — Bellville. 100% pasture-raised, grass-fed and grass-finished beef. No antibiotics, hormones or steroids. Link: https://lillysleaffarm.com
• Shirttail Creek Farm — Brenham. Grass-fed and grass-finished beef, pastured pork, chicken and eggs. Regenerative practices. Link: https://shirttailcreekfarm.com
• Taylor Stevenson Ranch Meat Co. — Houston. Black-owned, seventh-generation family ranch offering pasture-raised beef, pork, lamb, goat and chicken. Link: https://taylorstevensonranch.com
• Ivy Leaf Farms — Houston. Woman-owned urban vegetable farm focused on sustainable agriculture and food equity. Link: https://www.ivyleaffarms.com
• Finca Tres Robles — Houston. Urban farm offering seasonal produce, CSA shares, a farm store and community food-access programs. Link: https://smallplaces.org/places/fincatresrobles
• Central City Co-Op — Houston. Local food cooperative offering produce, pastured meat, eggs, dairy and farm shares from regional producers. Link: https://centralcityco-op.com
• Shear Joy Farm & Shearing, LLC — Anderson. Alpaca farm offering fiber goods and professional animal-shearing services. Address: 4308 FM 149 Rd W, Anderson, TX 77830-7246. Contact: shearjoytx@gmail.com | 979-766-1133.
• Big Tex Feed Hardware & Pet Supply — Houston. Black-, Mexican- and family-owned local business providing livestock feed and supplies, pet products and farm-related goods since 2002. Address: 4652 Holmes Rd, Houston, TX 77033. Link: https://bigtexfeed.com
• Sweet Magnolia Nursery — The Woodlands. Organic vegetables, herbs and native plants. Nursery and local farm producer. Contact: sweetmagnolianursery@gmail.com. Link: https://www.tiktok.com/@sweetmagnoliafarms

North Central / DFW Area

• Conundrum Farms — Crowley. Seasonal produce, berries and flowers. Regenerative, low-till and no pesticides or herbicides. CSA and U-pick available. Link: https://www.conundrumfarms.com
• Bonton Farms — Dallas. Urban/community farm producing vegetables, eggs, honey and farm-raised protein. Regenerative practices; no synthetic pesticides or fertilizers on produce. Link: https://www.bontonfarms.org
• Halal Harvest Farms — Kaufman. Family-run farm offering beef, goat, lamb, chicken and duck. 100% Zabiha Halal and hormone-free. Link: https://halalharvestfarms.com
• 2 Creeks Cattle Company — Red Oak. Texas-raised pasture beef. Cattle are grass-fed for most of their lives and grain-finished; no hormones or antibiotics. Link: https://www.2creekscattlecompany.com
• Terrell Farms LLC — near Stephenville. Grass-fed and grass-finished Angus beef sold directly to consumers in quarter- and half-beef quantities. Contact: terrellfarmsgrassfed@gmail.com | 512-658-9401.
• Windy Oaks Grassfed — Mabank. 100% grass-fed and grass-finished Black Angus beef. No grain, antibiotics, hormones, pesticides, herbicides or synthetic fertilizers. Link: https://www.windyoaksgrassfed.com
• Capricorn 10 Farms — Lancaster. Local farm/farmers-market producer. Additional production details not yet verified. Link: https://www.instagram.com/capricorn10farms
• Kichai Springs Farms — Freestone County. Small regenerative agriculture farm raising Tunis sheep. Link: https://www.facebook.com/kichai.springs.farm
• Bizzell Farms — Ennis. Farm-fresh chicken, whole birds and parts, eggs and grass-fed livestock. Regenerative, pasture-based methods. Link: https://bizzellfarms.com
• 1313 Luck Road Ranch — Navarro & Ellis Counties. Longhorn and Longhorn/Brahman-cross cattle producing grass-fed beef. Link: https://luckroadranch.com
• Skytingr Cattle Company LLC — Navarro County. Veteran-owned and woman-owned 500-acre ranch producing beef and pork. Operates entirely on solar power. USDA-inspected processing and frozen delivery included. Financing available; SNAP acceptance planned. Contact: 214-874-1558.

Hill Country

• Winters Family Beef — Brady. Fullblood Wagyu beef raised from birth on the family ranch. No added hormones, steroids or antibiotics. Link: https://wintersfamilybeef.com
• Zanzenberg Farm — Center Point. Regenerative livestock farm offering grass-fed/grass-finished beef, pastured pork and poultry, eggs and seasonal produce. Link: https://zanzenbergfarm.com
• Jacobs Coop & Cattle — London. Family livestock farm offering beef, pork, chicken and eggs with pasture-based practices and rotational grazing. Link: https://www.jacobscoopandcattle.com

Gulf Coast

• Hawkins Cattle Company — Bay City. Brahman cattle breeder. Link: https://www.facebook.com/people/Hawkins-Cattle-Company/61592321825839
• Sweet Creek Cattle Company — Sour Lake. Grass-fed, grain-finished Brangus beef raised locally. Whole, half and quarter beef available, along with Brangus replacement heifers. Address: 23279 TX-105, Sour Lake, TX 77659. Contact: 409-277-9276. Link: https://sweet-creek-cattle-company.square.site

East Texas

• Millard Garden Fresh Produce / Millard Farms — Nacogdoches Area. Independent produce farm and farmers-market vendor. Link: https://www.millardfarms.com
• Ratcliff Premium Meats — Oakwood. Black-owned and woman-owned family ranch offering pasture-raised, regeneratively raised beef. No antibiotics, growth hormones or steroids; 21-day dry-aged. Link: https://ratcliffpremiummeats.com
• Red Bayou Brangus — Pollok. Brangus cattle operation. Contact: redbayoubrangus@gmail.com.

South Texas / Greater San Antonio Area

• Pooley Farm — Adkins. Pasture-raised, grain-finished beef with no hormones or antibiotics. Whole and half beef available. Contact: jcpoolyfarm@gmail.com | 210-669-5373.
• Texas Tribal Buffalo Project — South Texas. Native woman-led bison operation focused on Indigenous land stewardship and regenerative herd agriculture. Halal-certified bison; SNAP/EBT accepted. Link: https://www.texastribalbuffaloproject.org/shop-bison-meat
• Clean Harvest Farms — Devine. Independent local farm. Additional production details still limited. Link: https://www.cleanharvestfarms.com
• Gulf Coast Goats — Cibolo. Black-owned producer raising meat goats and beef cattle. Contact: gulfcoastgoats@gmail.com | 210-287-5252.
• Sirona Farms — Spring Branch. Family-owned regenerative farm producing pork, chicken, eggs, seasonal vegetables and microgreens. Farm store, agricultural events and seasonal pumpkin patch. Contact: sironafarms@gmail.com | 830-816-9505.
• Tamely O. — San Antonio. Raises American Bresse chickens. Contact: tamlynmatlyn@gmail.com | 512-661-3382.

Panhandle

• Whitaker Land & Cattle LLC — Hale Center. Cattle feeding and agricultural operation offering feedyard services, row-crop production, grain handling and beef snack sticks. Address: 1541 FM 179, Hale Center, TX 79041. Contact: willhwhitaker@gmail.com | 806-781-3407. Link: https://whitakerlandandcattle.com

West Texas / El Paso Area

• La Semilla Food Center — El Paso / Las Cruces Region. Regional food hub connecting consumers with seasonal produce and food from local and regional growers. Link: https://lasemillafoodcenter.org/farm-fresh

Online / Specialty

• My Health Forward — Texas-based / Online. Open-pollinated heirloom seeds, herbal teas and tinctures. Regenerative sourcing and pesticide-free seeds. Link: https://myhealthforward.com

Shoppers Should Verify Information

Trish made her best effort to vet the farms, but she is asking shoppers to conduct their own research before buying.

Availability, growing and livestock practices, prices, pickup and delivery options, certifications and other information can change. Readers should confirm current details directly with each producer.

Ownership and identity descriptions in the guide are included only when they were publicly stated or clearly verified. To contact Trish and add your local farm visit her on Instagram or Facebook and send her a message.

Editor’s note: A farm’s appearance in this directory should not, by itself, be interpreted as an endorsement of or opposition to any political candidate, party or administration. Political views should be attributed to an individual farm or producer only when that business has publicly stated them.