Producers

Cheap energy and agricultural subsidies facilitate a type of agriculture that is destroying and polluting our soils and water, weakening our communities, and concentrating wealth and power into a few hands. It is also threatening the security of our food systems, as demonstrated by the continued e-Coli, GMO-contamination, and other health scares that are often seen nowadays on the news.

Farmers' market produce is renowned for being locally-grown and very fresh. People argue farmers' markets allow farmers to pick produce at the peak of flavor, preserve the nutritional content of fresh produce, and since locally-grown produce does not travel as far to get to your table, the difference in mileage saves fossil fuels.

We will update this section with new Farms as we become aware of them. If you know of a farm that should be listed here please leave a comment below or contact us.

 

Heep's Native Plant Nursery

(1 vote)

 

We grow plants suited to landscaping and revegetation in south Texas. Our stock includes trees, shrubs, perennial groundcovers, wetland plants, grasses, cacti and succulents. Please call for availability and  quantities as these vary during the year. Larger sizes are available for many shrubs and most trees.

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Acacia Farms

(2 votes)

Growing in Harmony with Nature. Our gardening practices are based on many years of gardening experience. My family is Cherokee. I grew up on an organic farm and learned that if we take care of the soil, it will feed us. We practice natural gardening. We do not use chemicals or synthetic fertilizers in the garden. Insects are controlled with beneficial predators. We prefer to grow open-pollinated, heirloom varieties of vegetables.

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Bayview Veggies

(3 votes)

We are a small two-person, 5 acre farm. We bought the land in August of 2006 and have been nurturing the soil back to good health by planting cover crops and green manures. We practice intensive farming and the heaviest piece of equipment we use is a small tiller!

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Gracia Farms

(3 votes)

Pedro & Amalia Gracia
34841 Los Ranchos Rd.
San Benito, Texas

Planting: corn, green beans, peppers, tomato, radish, squash, cucumbers, onions, and we will be planting some more!

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Polished Cornerstone Farm

(2 votes)

Magic Valley Honey is a raw, un-pasteurized, locally produced product that features two different flavors. 

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Rivers End Nursery and Farm

(2 votes)

The votes have been counted for the South Texas Mango Favorites for 2009. Our top Winner was Van Dyke followed by Southern Blush, a new offering for us, and Keitt. We appreciate everyone’s patience while they waited for their opportunity to sample our offerings.

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Tierra Viva Farm

(1 vote)


Tierra Viva Farm is your source for fresh, local, naturally grown vegetables in the Harlingen area. My priorities are the health of the soil, the plants I grow, and the people who eat the food those plants bear. I use only organic fertilizers, and NO synthetic pesticides.

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Two Pines Farm

(2 votes)

 

Kal Morris is in the Bayview area, truck farming organically. He will be participating in the Harlingen Farmers Market and plans to bring herbs in pots (thyme, cilantro, rosemary, sage, tarragon, parsley, oregano, etc), and some of the herbs fresh in packages too.

 

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